Glow Tentacle Nautilus

"Nautilus" is the name I use for a feep with a large curl at the top. After I'd started using that term I started making feeps that were more like actual nautiluses (nautili?)*, so I call those "nautiloids." Confusing, no?

* Hm, the dictionary says both spellings are correct. I guess I'll go with "nautili" for the tag.

Clomp Monster

This is a brand-new piece I just finished a couple of days ago. I haven't yet put it up on my website as I'm still debating whether or not to color it, but I'm leaning heavily toward the black & white version you see here.

Spiderface Ghost

Since this ghost has a spider-like face, and since I had the appropriate props handy, I decided to photograph the feep in a setting befitting a funnel spider. It's not useful as a product shot since you can't see the feep all that clearly, but I really like the image.

Crimson & White Cat

Winged Glow Dragon

I just did an eBay Store update (you can see all the brand new listings here), and this little dragon is one of them.

Reading Devil

Archibald Von Snoot

What is a Von Snoot, you ask? It helps to know that a snoot is essentially a snout, and a von snoot is an especially majestic or regal snoot. So there's a whole family of feeps known as the Von Snoots. They made their fortune in pharmasnooticals.