Beach Blanket Bongo

\r\n\r\nHit the beach with this bikini clad bongo babe! A horrible pun based on the 60s beach movie "Beach Blanket Bingo."\r\n\r\nBongos are a type of African forest antelope. There are several different subspecies.\r\n\r\nSculpted in ApoxieSculpt (a synthetic clay) and painted in acrylic. "Beach Blanket Bongo" stands roughly 7" tall, 7" across her blanket (17 X 17X 17 CM)\r\n\r\n

Bronze dragon head

One of the first dragon heads I pulled from my new molds. (I make my own molds)\r\n\r\nCan be hung as an ornament or strung as a pendant or con badge.\r\n\r\n4" at longest point (10CM) across depending on where he's measured. 1.5 ounces (4 grams).\r\n\r\n

Hippocampus

Traditionally hippocampus are shown with the forequarters of a horse and the hindquarters of a fish, but this fellow has the hindquarters of a seal. Plus the whiskers! Mammal to mammal made more sense than mammal to fish.\r\n\r\nHippocampus is 8" (20CM) tall at top of headdress and roughly 8" (15CM) across the horizontal axis. Sculpted in ApoxieSculpt (a synthetic clay) and painted in acrylic.

Hippocampus nose

Traditionally hippocampus are shown with the forequarters of a horse and the hindquarters of a fish, but this fellow has the hindquarters of a seal. Plus a nose full of adorable seal-like whiskers!

Mecha Kachina- chipmunk robot

In the future, kachinas will be ROBOTS!\r\n\r\nDesign based on the Hopi chipmunk kachina.\r\n\r\nApoxieSculpt sculpture on wooden base. \r\n\r\nAvailable for sale on Etsy:\r\nhttp://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=21288288

Tikbalang the demon horse

"An infallable tikbalang ward? Right. Sure it'll keep me from stealing you away to the treetops but so would a pack of smokes. Do I LOOK like I climb trees with these hooves? I should stomp you just for being stupid. But I'll make you an offer..."\r\n\r\nMost people's only encounter with the tikbalang is with the Infallable Tikbalang Ward of World of Warcraft... which protects against nothing. It's a scam.\r\n\r\nThe tikbalang is an actual monster in Filipino mythology. They're monsters with the heads and feet of horses with legs so long their knees are above their heads when sitting. \r\n\r\nApoxieSculpt, painted in acrylic. Tikbalang is roughly 6" (16cm) tall and across.\r\n\r\nOriginal for sale on Etsy:\r\nhttp://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=31389873

Tikbalang with cigar

The tikbalang is an actual monster in Filipino mythology. They're monsters with the heads and feet of horses with legs so long their knees are above their heads when sitting. They have a mane filled with spikes. Find the right spikes and you can pull them out to make a talisman that will allow you to tame the beast and make it work for you. Tikbalangs are semi-malicious, depending on where in the Phillipines you are. They range from being foul monsters that rape women in their sleep to relatively harmless tricksters who merely like to get people lost in the forest.

Tikbalang back view

Most people's only encounter with the tikbalang is with the Infallable Tikbalang Ward of World of Warcraft... which protects against nothing. It's a scam.\r\n\r\nThe tikbalang is an actual monster in Filipino mythology. They're monsters with the heads and feet of horses with legs so long their knees are above their heads when sitting. They have a mane filled with spikes. Find the right spikes and you can pull them out to make a talisman that will allow you to tame the beast and make it work for you.\r\n