Wand Of Polymorph

Hi there!
It´s been a long time without posting in my blog. I usually uploaded my things at Facebook , but I think it´s time to come back to blogging and keep track of what I do here too.
This is my last prop , a wand of polymorph from D&D 5 edition.
Flipping pages from the dungeon master guide , I found a fantastic amount of magical items. This wand inmediately caught my attention ... a dried frog attached to a wand?! I had to do it!
Love props , magic and amphibians so it was something I needed in my life. LOL.

New Owlguin figures , two colorways.

I´ve just listed at Etsy these new Owlguin figures. There are 6  in two colorways : Green-malve and blue-pink. Aerograph painted.

Cabbage mandrake sprouts / Brotes de Col mandrágora.

Paleolithic Cthulhu prop set

The earliest known representation of Cthulhu , dated about 28,000 and 25,000 BCE .Found in Würflach , Austria in 1908.

 

 

Prop set "paleolithic idol prop set"
Set consisting of an idol of Cthulhu carved in "limestone" , a 1900´s prop map of regional zone of Austria showing different towns , a folder of Miskatonic University with a b&w photo of the idol and log data, a picture of the archaelogist team where it was found and one draw of the idol with scale by the Miskatonic archeological expedition.
Available at : Eldodoalbino

Three boxed specimens from El Dodo Albino Specimen Collection.

I´ve finished this three specimens  , one of them is the Termite fairy posted before  , the other two are gnomes , one fleshy and a skeleton :
I love boxed specimens with the naturalist collector look , this is what I tried with these. For sale at Etsy ,

Pseudofata lignatermes (Termite fairy) and Polyphagocinus albus (Garden white spidercrab)

I wanted to make some OOAK sculpts so I did these two : one "dead" specimen lying on the ground , a Pseudofata lignatermes or termite fairy. 

 

The second one is a  Polyphagocinus albus or garden white spidercrab .

Prehistoric Cthulhu idol.

WIP for my probably new Cthulhu set. Some kind of prehistoric idol carved in stone. Still have to refine and texturize a bit , make molds and decide what paperprops to make and include...so it is still in progress.It is the first time I share something before it is released and finished.
It is of course based on Willendorf venus , one of my favourite prehistoric sculpts.

Owlguins , toy art resin figure.

I´ve to update the blog a bit , I am still working on some things but quite slowly these months...

This is Owlguin , a resin figure I´ve just released , designed and casted by me. A mix of  penguin and owl it seems...

Dubious expedition show pieces

Last saturday  the Dubious expedition show at Leanna Lin´s wonderland gallery was opened. These are the pieces I did for the collective expo . Many other artists participate too with a wide variety of styles .

The plot for the show is more or less is as follows :

In 1876, led by Captain James Maury, the H.M.S Chimera set sail from the Port of London with a  charter to circumnavigate the globe for the purposes of collecting scientific and anthropological specimens for the collection of the British Empire.
Captain Maury was convinced of --nay, obsessed with--  the existence of the island kingdom of Jobogo: an archipelago in the Pacific that every other scientist, cartographer and naval officer of the time dismissed as mythical.  Maury claimed to have seen it at a distance in his early whaling days.

While other ships’ logs mention coming across the H.M.S Chimera during their own voyages, reporting the crew in good spirits and great health, the H.M.S Chimera disappears from records in 1877. In 1878, the ship and her crew are considered officially lost at sea.

In 1900, the H.M.S. Chimera returns home with a cargo hold full of dazzling and wonderful things, but only two crew members - the ship’s navigator, and the cook. Neither navigator nor cook were able to explain the contents of their cargo hold, or in fact - any aspect of their voyage at all. The ship’s cook was institutionalized shortly thereafter, and the navigator spoke of little else but the “glorious horrors” until he disappeared on a Scottish moor three months later.

The findings of the Chimera were quickly sequestered into the collection of the British Museum, and hidden away for over a century.

I used real vintage boxes for the dinosaur and fairy pieces , casted polyurethane resin for fossils and modern but aged bottles for the fetuses. Museum tags are as the ones used in the british museum as well as the red stamp that appears in the big labels for the boxes and fossils.