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The art swap is on!
A little while back I met a fellow monster artist on etsy. She makes excellent utilitarian ceramic monster items for your home, studio, or lair. Check out her work: www.skeletaldropkick.etsy.com
She made me a fantastic zombie brush holder for my studio. I created a monster painting themed to fit in with some of her creations called "Ochibos". The new monster is on his way to her and the brush holder will be here soon (but not soon enough:) While we wait very impatiently, here is a pic of this new monster and his story:
Stompchompibos are tiny critters that came about as warm weather tadpoles evolved and moved onto land. They reside near creeks and streams to stay supple. When litter is dropped on the ground, Stompchompobos spring into action. They soar through the air with tiny tentacle nub-arms flapping all the way. Tough feet smash the offending trash into tiny little chompable bits to be eaten and never seen again.
"Stompchompibo" is a 10" x 8" oil painting on canvas board.
Here's Sebastion with all of his dark fur, green forked tongue, and bright red eyes ready for stompin'.
Know your footwear.
Once these sneakers are on and the laces are tied, shoe monsters spring to life. They quickly knot the laces to keep themselves attached. When there's no longer any chance of escape, the shoe monsters begin the worst case scenario for the wearer. they go hunting for meat.
You're meat.
What size shoe are you?
Acrylic and paint pen on Vans Men: 8 Women: 9.5
Why hasn't someone fed themselves to Walter? he hasn't eaten anybody in hours and he's getting madder by the minute. We're going to have to start feeding him some friends or making giant gingerbread men top trick him and buy ourselves some time to figure things out. This is definitely going to take some figuring out.
Ink and colored pencil on Mi-Teintes pastel paper, 9" x 6"
The little girl and the giant loved to stay in the room for as long as they could. She delighted in blasting him with imaginary rays of magic. He enjoyed watching her play...wiggling his long toes and tail the entire time.
Ink and colored pencil on Mi-Teintes pastel paper, 6" x 9"
Shnizzle is a rotten-toothed pancake man. Chomping, flapping, and flip-flopping his way around the town looking for fun and people to smoosh.
Ink and colored pencil on Mi-Teintes pastel paper, 6" x 9"
Every day is an exercise in excellence for this charming fellow. He'll ramble on into the room, put on a show, and take no prisoners. Captivated viewers soon become unwilling props in the performance.
Ink and colored pencil on Mi-Teintes pastel paper, 7" x 5"
It's really only a matter of time until someone loses an eye on that thing.
Ink and colored pencil on Mi-Teintes pastel paper, 5" x 7"
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