Sculptor, painter, illustrator, writer, feral small business owner
I unapologetically enjoy anime, video games, psychedelia, old school goth, space pirates, elves, and spiders.Follow my adventures here. Art links above. :)
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the faces of my workshop by *vektar
My critters and friends… Sol and his bio-rifle on flat magnets, a couple potion bottles, plus the army of resin cast weirdness: the trilobite, cat, and rabbit sculpts from 2000; the scarab from 2002; the Cthulhu/Illithid/space squid from 2004; the gen bugs from 2009; and the Angst Shroom miniatures (2010). If you didn’t know, I sculpt as well as paint and write… I think I am probably best at sculpting out of the three. Yet I’ve never put a gallery of my sculpture on the moritorium.com site.
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Creeping Horror Masks by Jason Soles
All items available for purchase at etsy. Forged in cold cast iron and the dark abyss where your mind went to die, these polished-smooth masks are mostly for decoration… a great aesthetic to please the parents of your new partner, the mayor of Silent Hill. As Jason puts it: “Unfortunately, this mask’s inhuman architecture does not permit it to be effectively worn by anything that can be described as human”. But they’re a perfect fit for Cthulhu Cthursday!
Artist: website / deviantart
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This reminds me of the tail end of “Stormbringer” (Michael Moorcock) … and it’s also effing beautiful.
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This. Except it needs more plants. And that living room? Bust the fucking windows out and bam, open air painting studio. FUCK YOUR GREAT INDOORS. I haven’t slept much. Ignore me.fuckyeahawesomehouses:Windowed Washington state house
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