Fiery Tentacle Twist

There's nothing like getting home after a hard day's squiggling.

Purple & Gold Spider

The question is, how badly do you want to undo that padlock?

Photo by Dan Machold.

Dungeons & Dragons Feeps - Cleric

One of a set of Dungeons & Dragons miniatures I did for a commission.

Van Dyke

That's the name for that style of goatee, in case you didn't know.

ABC Feeps - Batracho Myomachia

On to the letter "B" of the ABC Feep parade. The phrase "batrachomyomachia" is Greek for "the battle of frogs and mice," and essentially means "much ado about nothing."

Spiky Snoot Dragon

Some feeps would like to bring back 80s punk styles, and I'm in no position to stop them.

Red & Black Ghost

Licorice and red hots, maybe? Igh. Like I've said before, don't eat the feeps.

Brows

Look at all these lovely deadlines!

ABC Feeps: Ambrose

A couple of months ago I was commissioned to do a series of several feep portraits to be framed together in one of those multi-window mats. Since the piece was to be hung in a nursery I decided to give the feeps ABC names. I'm going to be radical and start by posting "A."

Blue Glow Chomper

I would recommend the use of tongs when feeding a chomper. On account of the chomping.

Red & Black Glow Squid Necklace

You may think the treasure chest you buried would be safe from prying tentacles, but you would be so wrong.

Skullface Keychain

The fact that this feep appealed to me the most this morning suggests to me I need to take more pictures of feeps with coffee.

Strong Sucker

Lo these many years later, this continues to be one of my favorite feeps. I wound up giving it to my brother so I'd have the option of visiting it from time to time.

Twisty Tentacle Bird

Or, rather, Twisty Tentacle "Bird." I guess that's kind of a beak-like protrusion on the face. I'm not really always certain what motivates me to assign certain taxonomies to some of my more obscure monsters.

Weaselchicken

Beware the Weaselchick, my son, the beak that bites, the paws that catch ...

Nesting Long-Horned Blob

It is spring, after all. Just look out for mockingbirds.

Photo by Dan Machold.

Purple Spike Vulture

Go ahead, try to fix the plumbing yourself. The vulture is patient. The vulture will wait.

Fire Devil

Turns out the Fire Devil likes to scarf down eyeballs. Where did it learn that kind of behavior?

Guilty Cat Slug Necklace

Actually, though, I'm not sure "guilt" is something cat beings are capable of feeling, making this piece truly a work of fantasy.

Green Glow Twisty Horns

Obviously not a morning feep.

Tentacle Leviathan in tunnel

Don't worry, it won't leap out and bite you or anything. I swear!

Photo by Dan Machold.

Angler Chomper

Bring on the bugs, baby!

Raccoon Cat

A raccoon cat is what you get when you distill mischief to its purest essence.

Squid Necklace

Squids are surprisingly strong and have been known to pry the lids off bankers boxes to get at the tasty morsels inside.

Green & Purple Snat

The common Snat, or Snail Cat, is a boon to any garden, as it helps to monsterize the soil.

Firebird

Sorry for neglecting the Daily Monster yesterday. It was one of those days where one is gone from the moment one gets up to the moment one comes home and crashes.

Anyway, here in Austin, at least Spring is springing, so you get a feep nestled amongst the flowers.

Blue Cat Slug Keychain

You probably didn't know this, but Spiderman is someone the feeps feel like they can go to when they just need to talk something out.

Señor Squid Necklace

I'm pretty sure Buffy realizes this is not a demon she has to slay.

Large Striped Cyclops

The Cyclops (which seems to be evolving into its own feep category as of late) casts its eye on one of my favorite comics of all time, George Herriman's Krazy Kat.

Stripe-Horned Blob at Austin Books

Last night a few feeps and I went to the STAPLE! pre-party at Austin Books. Here's one of them checking out the shelf of comics done by local creators.