Sleeping Cat Demon ACEO

Here's one of the new ACEOs I finished up for STAPLE! this Saturday.

The look on its face makes me think I should draw a mouse demon.

Razorback Eyestalk

This feep was one of several that went to Sparks Cards & Gifts earlier this week when I did a restock there. And there will, of course, be many new feeps on hand for STAPLE! on Saturday (at the Monarch Event Center in Lincoln Village).

For those of you not in Austin, I'll be doing an eBay Store update after STAPLE! is over and I've had a chance to recover. But yes, the monsters are on the march!

Grey Tentacle Snake

Yes, a tentacle snake. Because regular snakes don't have enough squirmy wriggliness to them.

Striped Crimson Ghost

Not actually the spirit of a deceased peppermint.

Red Taunting Devil

Taunting Devil taunts for you!

Owl Feep ACEO

I did this drawing of an owl feep as a gift for a friend who really likes owls. I haven't had much time lately to work on ACEOs, which is why you haven't seen any new ones from me lately. I have a stack that are inked and just need to be colored, though, so perhaps I'll be able to get those done in time for STAPLE!

Red Twisty Horns

There are a lot of hawks in the area, okay?

Purple Curly-Horned Blob

It's not every day you get to dash out and play on the freshly-formed fungus.

Tall, Dark, and One-Eyed

Turns out it's good to have eyestalks on your decorative gourds as they keep pests away. It's true!

Horned Dinosaur Monster

Not really sure what kind of dinosaur, mind. One of the ones whose branch of the evolutionary tree went wandering in the woods and got lost.

Pink & Black Cat

I'll have you know this is my rusty pipe segment.

Tentacle Nautiloid Necklace

I'm gonna make a break for it! Cover me!

Green Toothy Glow Nautilus

Glow-in-the-dark teeth is the new bling!

Feep Noir

From the well-known Alfred Hitchcock thriller The 39 Feeps.

Photo by Dan Machold.

Horned Green Cyclops

You in there, Odysseus? Henh?

Green & Blue Dragon

Hey, it wouldn't be Austin if I didn't have some feeps on a bike. Though it is hard to work the shifter when you're that small.

Long-Horned Round Bull

"For this you've been ignoring us?!"

It's true I haven't had much time to make new feeps lately. I've been working on a number of different projects, including the new Feep Mini-Coloring Book, which I'm hoping to have ready in time for STAPLE! on March 1. Which is about two weeks away. EEK.

I do have a batch of new monsters, though, that I'm hoping to put up in the eBay Store sometime in the next couple of days.

Legless Lizard

No, a Legless Lizard is not the same thing as a snake.

Nor is the British slang definition of "legless" applicable here. To the best of my knowledge, feeps are not given over to excessive drunkenness.

Disc Monster

While it may look like something that crawled up from the bottom of the lake, the Disc Monster does NOT appreciate being treated like a skipping stone.

Photo by Toren Smith.

Sugar Glider

This is one of three sugar glider feeps I was commissioned to make.

Red Long-Eared Slug

Hey, you! Microbe! Whatchoo lookin' at?!

Photo by Dan Machold.

Tentacle Leviathan Wine Charm

My glass is the one that's currently scuttling away.

I guess I should have thought of that before giving the feep wine charms legs.

Purple Cormorant

Cormorants swim mostly submerged, with just their heads and necks above the surface of the water, making them look like little Loch Ness monsters. I'm half tempted to label this post "sea serpents" as well.

Photo by Eric Tilton.

Silver Grimace Ghost

Possibly in the process of being abducted by aliens.

Photo by Dan Machold.

Feep Cubes

Photo by Dan Machold.

This looks like the premise for some kind of variety show sketch.

Tentacle Legs

My cat would like you to know that I am neglecting her in favor of making this blog post. No one has ever suffered as much as she.

Green Conical Mollusc

We can just pretend that tree stump is some kind of deep sea fan coral.

Mini Cat Feep Strikes it Rich

To answer your question, Andrea, this is how mini we're talkin'.

Glow Mini Cat Feep

Photo by Dan Machold.

Mini Feeps are tiny little monsters I sell at the various shows I do. They started out as a way for me to use up all the little scraps of clay left over at the end of a feeping session, but it's good to have a low-price entry point for people who are on the fence about buying their first feep.