August News of Death

The resin harvest has yielded much to share!

Nightmare Ram – Resin Collectors Edition
The nightmare ram is the living spawn of a parasitic plant. It subsists on the salt of creatures which it metabolizes to power the glowing bulbs that grow atop its tough horns and the large lantern organ on it carries outside its body. They are sensitive, lonesome creatures that carefully cultivate beautiful, hidden gardens containing the plants that produce them. They will often beat trespassers into a pulp and use them as salt-rich fertilizer.

Like any fruit that has been picked, their life span is short.

Concept art by Rebis, Danny Cruz, Lokman Lam. Exquisitely sculpted by Thomas David.
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Adult Sunstalker
A rarely seen entity that swims through light. As they reach adulthood they become voracious, attempting to ingest a lifetime of food before they lay their young and take to the sky. There, from immense altitudes, they shine a radiant, warm light that slowly matures their spawn over countless human generations.

Concept art by Lokman Lam, sculpted by Allan Carrasco.
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People of the Sun
There was once a tribe of humans that worshiped the Sun. They warmed themselves in its radiance and grew strange vegetation around sacred pools rippling with light. The tribe looked forward to the Sun’s gifts, ever widening their pools to catch every drop of sacred water that the Sun regurgitated. Joining hands within the sometimes super-heated columns of the Sun’s light is a tradition shared by two young warriors in love.

The Priest and the Miko reflect a moment within the tribe. A warrior that has reached a pinnacle of wisdom is allowed to soak at the bottom of the sacred pool, infusing their bodies with the powerful secretions from the eggs that lay within it.

Concept Art by Lokman Lam, sculpture by Thomas David
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Pinup Preacher Advanced Painting Guide
The third installment of Mr.Scott Hockley’s series of painting guides takes us through painting the Pinup Preacher. As usual, I left with a feeling of both awe and slight intimidation!
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