Green & Gold Taunting Devil

"Wait, you mean like this? Bleeeeaaaah!" The Taunting Devil practices taunting.

Green & Purple Lizard

The lizards around here are often finding themselves engaged in the very important task of basking in the sun.

ABC Feeps - Seymour

Looks like maybe Seymour lives in the Red Sea, ha ha.

Hammerhead Feep

If you've got a problem, and that problem happens to be a nail, Hammerhead Feep is here to help.

Fiery Taunting Devil

The very first ever taunting devil. As you can see, they had yet to evolve tentacles. Clearly, though, the noodly appendages provided for greater taunting capability and conferred an undeniable evolutionary advantage.

Tusked Gopher Monster ACEO

This is a new ACEO I'll be listing on eBay one of these days when I actually have some time to do some new listings (deadlines have been many and tight as of late).

Lettuce Dragon

A denizen of the lands of Iceberg (which is often at odds with the more robust Romaine).

Spoonface Eyestalk

Look for future eyestalks in the series: Knifeface, Fork ... no, wait. Um, forget I said anything.

Stogie

Hey, feeps gotta have their bookies, too. "10 to 1 odds on the tentacle monster to win."

Tentacle Cat

Because really, what a cat needs are prehensile appendages. Nothing can go wrong!

ABC Feeps - Rigoberto

When you're small and round and not very fast, it helps to have long, pointy horns to discourage curiosity-seekers from trying to eat you.

Curly Tiger Kraken

Boats shaped like deer should be particularly wary of the tiger kraken.

Sagacious Feep Necklace

Sommelier feep asks: What goes better with polymer clay, a shiraz or a merlot?

Spheresaur

YOU look like a tasty little microbe.

Purple Spiky Snoot Bird

Eating spiky purple fruit causes you to become spiky and purple yourself, you know.

Horned Pink Round Monster Magnet

I know exactly what flavor this feep would be if it were made of candy. Even so. Do not eat the feeps.

Green Glow Cat Snake

Cat Snakes are beneficial animals, doing their part to keep down the rodent population and to protect us from vicious bits of string.

Blue Twisty Horns

I think this feep is trying to get better reception.

ABC Feeps - Querteigh

The Querteigh is harmless, but it is sometimes mimicked by the deadly Dvoracke, so exercise caution when trying to determine the type of feep.

Blue & Green Snat

The Snat's shell protects it from predators and from people yelling at it to get down off the kitchen counter.

Red & Blue Tentacle Twist

Obey park rules or be eaten by the tentacle twist!

(I'm just kidding, of course. There have been no reported cases of anyone being devoured by a feep.)

Carnivorous Tree ACEO

I did this awhile back as part of a drawing challenge to re-interpret Wizard of Oz characters.

Green Glow Long Horns

I know you're in there.

Bottle Opener

Clearly this creature evolved its unusual head shape in order to pry open bottles, that it might consume the nourishing nectar within.

Orange Glow Piggy

Surely Pigs in a Tree is the name of some kind of ham-based foodstuff. Sausages and twigs, maybe.

ABC Feeps - Preston Monocle Spotts

Originally appeared as a line art-only page in the Feep Mini Coloring Book. I hand-colored the original and slotted it into the ABC Feep family portrait.

Skinny Snoot

Totally not planning on doing anything to those wires. Nope.

Mug o' Mini Feeps

There are some days where coffee just isn't enough.

Orange Dino

The species went extinct due to looking too much like a chocolate/orange swirl. You're supposed to repel predators, not attract them.

Fire Lamprey

You can tell when one has latched on to you because of the burning.