Punk Vulture

Oi! This vulture only feeds on the rotting corpses of the mainstream establishment!

Feep on the lam!

On reflection, it was a bit silly to try to keep a feep contained behind a chain-link fence.

Green Glow Corkscrew

The Wheatsville Arts Festival is this weekend (Dec. 1-2, 2007) at the Wheatsville Coop here in Austin. I will be there with a booth full of monsters, so stop by if you can. Admission is Free! Wheastsville is located at 3101 Guadalupe St.

Orange Glow Tabby

Very reminiscent of a cat I sometimes cat-sit. Except for the glowing part. The cat-sat cat does not glow.

Skinny Slug

There is no "I" in "Feep," but there is a Feep in I.

Striped Slug

This feep will occasionally try to buy things using false coins.

Horned Blue Devil Orneryment

"D" is for Devil! That's good enough for me.

Cat Demon

A little late due to travel, but better late than never. So saith my cat, who is even now sitting on the keyboard in an attempt to keep me from leaving again.

Bird Pumpkin

NB: Do not attempt to make bird pumpkin pie out of the Bird Pumpkin. Results will be unsatisfactory.

Spiked Blue Dragon

The Wheatsville Arts Festival is coming up and I'm out of dragons! Time to make some more.

The Critic

The Critic does not care for your landscaping scheme.

Bat Feep Orneryment

I'm back from Wizard World, which went extremely well. Many feeps went off to new homes, which means I have a lot of restocking to do. The Thanksgiving holiday is going to throw a bit of a kink in the production line, but there will be a host of new monsters in the next couple of weeks!

Service Advisory

I'm going to be at Wizard World all weekend and am on a borrowed computer, so the Daily Monster is going to be on hold until the madness is over. I'll be back Monday morning with more monstery goodness!

Gourdon

Gourdon! The monster who is shaped like a gourd! Gourdon!

Fire Sprite

The fall colors seemed appropriate (even though, in Texas, fall colors consist mostly of green and dull brown).

Weevilsaur

Prehistoric weevils were, of course, much larger than their counterparts of today, sometimes as big as 2 or 3 inches across. Which means cotton bolls were also significantly larger than the modern incarnation. Just as well for the makeup-wearing dinosaur, who would never have been able to get anywhere with the tiny little puffs we have now.

Cat Naga ACEO

Haven't done any new ACEOs lately; there just hasn't been enough time to devote to it. I do have a few lying around that I'll be selling at Wizard World Texas this weekend (Nov. 16-18). I may well draw a few new ones during the quiet periods, and you are, of course, always welcome to stop by and ask for a sketch.

Green Dragon

The dragon takes advantage of its camouflage coloring to hide from predators and knights.

Mini Leviathan Wine Charm

I realize "mini leviathan" is something of a contradiction in terms, and that all feeps are mini in their own way, but it's all about the context. Relative to other leviathan feeps, this one is quite small.

Medusa

You can only look at this feep in the mirror, else it shall turn you into polymer clay with its gaze.

Grey Snoot

One of the earliest feeps. As you can see, the prominent snoot was one of the founding themes of feep design.

Concerned Monster

Some feeps seem to carry the weight of the world on their ... well, I guess they don't typically have shoulders, do they?

Snootasaur

Snootasaurs actually had two brains: one at the base of the tail and one at the base of the snoot.

Sugar Glider Feep

One of a set of three sugar glider feeps I was commissioned to make. Amusingly, their feep incarnations are not much smaller than the actual sugar gliders themselves.

Conical Mollusc Wine Charm

Kind of resembles Dr. Zoidberg, doesn't it?

Carnivorous Santa Hat Orneryment

Who wants to be Santa this year? Hmmm?

Striped Taunting Devil

Tomorrow (Saturday, Nov. 3) I'll have a vendor table at the OUTer Film Fest, a queer sci-fi/fantasy/horror cinema extravaganza. So very Austin, is it not? Anyway, it's at the Austin Film Studios (1901 E. 51st Street), and I believe the entry fee is pay-what-you-will. I don't know that it's all ages, seems unlikely, so parental discretion and all that.

Purple Stripey Horns

Is this feep standing under a shadow-casting tree, or on top of an impressionist painting? It decides to observe the composition and brushwork just in case.