Fritz Schwimbeck (1889–1972)
”Eingang der Fischfrösche” (Entrance of the Fish Frogs)
pen & ink on paper, 1919 — source
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Fritz Schwimbeck (1889–1972)
”Eingang der Fischfrösche” (Entrance of the Fish Frogs)
pen & ink on paper, 1919 — source

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ABYSSAL SIREN
by Vitor Scienza
Shadow over Innsmouth: Deep Ones, Sacrifice, and Cthulhu - Nathan J Anderson
International couple problems ("Shadow over Innsmouth" style).
A witch and a Deep one.
Believe it or not, but that's how he proposed to me!
Snow Legion alternative for Terraria. (Couldnt think of anything festive or seasonal, so just did something I vibe with lol)

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The big catch
"From the master of terror comes a chilling tale of unspeakable evil."
Necronomicon: Book of Dead (1993)
Directed by Christophe Gans, the first segment of the film, titled "The Drowned," follows a man who inherits a mansion with a dark secret involving his ancestors. "The Unholy Fishman" serves to provide the titular Necronomicon as a means to bring a grieving father's family back from the dead. While Vincent Hammond performed the creature's physical role, the movie is best known for its extensive practical effects created by legendary artists like Tom Savini, Bart Mixon, John Carl Buechler, and Screaming Mad George.
"In this time of need....you are not...alone!"