T-shirt Design For A Local Production Of A Midsummer Nights Dream

T-shirt design for a local production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream

Work in progress on a new minor monstrosity specimen.

Trying with this one to get a translucent look to the stomach so you can see the guts through the flesh.

Specimen 012.2116

Polymer clay, Apoxie Clay, Mouse bones, moss, wood.

Celuluk Mini Bust. Resin/Acrylics. 2016

Three rare photos of a Dagonite in a coastal stream taken by a crew cleaning up litter. This small specimen was glimpsed briefly before darting away into the water. Given it's size it is guessed to be around two weeks old, as is it already showing multiple appendages. Dagonites this size live off small fish and insects, eventually graduating to larger prey like birds and larger fish. As it grows, the Dagonite will work it's way down stream, eventually ending up in the ocean where is is free to grow unrestrained.

While their full size is unknown, lore describes them as being massive. These creatures have been observed throughout the centuries, entering into seafarers’ tales of monsters from the deep. It is believed that H.P. Lovecraft’s tale Dagon, describes an ancient one of these creatures, from whom it gets it’s name.