Parrotbear: A bear covered in downy, green feathers with parrot’s head. It will mimic short phrases spoken to it.
Iron Shrike: An eagle-sized bird of prey made of metal. His crest and wings are sharp as knives.
Ink Dog: A sepia dog, technically, but Mortzengersturm has never been one for pedantry so far as his art is concerned. The creature resembles a messy, living sketch of a large fox made entirely of brown ink. As it moves, it throws off squiggles and errant marks in the air behind it to fall to the ground in drips. Its bite leaves tattoos.
Mocka: This attempt to cross a naga with a clown triggered even Mortzengersturm’s coulrophobia in the end. It giggles and mugs, and sways and bounces like a jack-in-the-box unboxed, eager to bring laughter and joy. Or something.
Moonster: A glowing spherical creature resembling the moon with a face: a bemused smile under half-lidded eyes. The Moonster is a narrator—and an annoying one. It will narrate the actions of anyone that enters the shaft in a somewhat florid diction, but with an ironic distance. It knows the past of the subject of its narration with certainty; its predictions for the future are only speculation, no matter how assured their delivery.
when i was 13 i had a race of moon headed moon men who teleported and used spiked musical cymbals to hit ppl - the art here reminded me of this crazy idea
ReplyDeleteThat Parrotbear is awesome! Idea and illustration, so good :) The mimicking is the icing on the cake ...
ReplyDeleteExcellent work. That is inspiring stuff. I like the tattoo bites.
ReplyDeleteDelightful. And slightly disturbing. Good work as always.
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