#vyscera

the garden i tend at work is getting overrun with snails so i thought about a world where we acquired a domesticated a "working dog" breed of hammerhead worm (they eat snails and slugs and worms) that is also. a puppy. Bred to clear vegetation of common slimy garden pests. click under readmore if u wanna see the worm theyre based off of i think theyre really cute

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Artist spotlight- Dark Fairies: Laurence and Jude Carriosa!

"Heather A. Laurence is an illustrator of the fantastic, whimsical and ominous. From her studio in Michigan, she creates ink and watercolor windows into other worlds and characters." Find them at www.heatheralaurence.com

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"Jude is a recently graduated freelance illustrator and handyman living in California. She enjoys working in a range of themes and settings, from grotesque horror to light fantasy and everything in between, maintaining an eclectic body of work is an important part of Jude's artmaking practice. Some of her favorite activities outside of the studio include riding her motorcycle, bone collecting, and cracking open a cold one after a long day of work." Find Jude at @vyscera

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wormdog real???

a friend of mine commissioned a custom wormdog sculpture from me, and who am i to deny wormdog physical form.

and i gave him little paws. for fun

Love In Hard Times

Intaglio etching print for class, been a lot of grief in my communities lately, and the recent uptick in anti gay+trans legislature and propaganda has been one of the things weighing heavily on me recently. Hold on to love! Look out for one another!

last artfight post for the year! finishing it off with a big beautiful beast for @toxological , always good to come home to horror art, great to stretch out and go in on some fun gross textures :)

Another angel to finish out all my ceramics works posts yaaaaay 🎉 sorry to everyone who rlly liked my ceramics stuff but I hope this translucent fella can tide you over

Comic assignment where we were to take Lynda Barry’s “wrinkling” technique and use it to slow down the eye of the reader, emphasize certain points in the panel caption that give new meaning to the narration. I used this memory of mine to show a feeling of a memory thats technically happy but reminds of sad things