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horror coloring book pages, a few new ones up

Posted by resonanteye on 04/22/2013

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just a few more line sheets, from the horror coloring book.digital downloads of print-sized files are available of these, so you can print them and color them.

 

The book should be out around halloween.

black shuck

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finished baby snake demons. “the future is hate”

Posted by resonanteye on 03/18/2013

stages to completion, and finished piece for sale.

ALSO! coloring book page download, in case you want to print it out and color it yourself…

evil demon spawn

evil demon spawn

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twice cursed. lady werewolf with gemini.

Posted by resonanteye on 03/15/2013

werewolf coloring book pageFirst of a pile of sketches I plan to do some hand-bound coloring books from…hoping to be done with this side project by october! if you want a digital copy at good print size to color in yourself, hit it up here, and order one.
I’ll post these as I go.

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watermarking images.

Posted by resonanteye on 06/05/2012

spider skeleton mount taxidermy artI’ve seen my work posted and reposted a lot online (it probably started in earnest, with my work, when this image was the main image on the wikipedia “tattoo” entry for almost a year) and I’ve never really thought about the amount of people who may be seeing it with no idea who made it.

A few things recently made me consider starting to watermark my stuff with this site’s address. First, I was looking at sketches done by some artists on a social network site I use, and found a sketch of my spider monkey mount’s skull and jaws. It was a great sketch, and I commented on it saying I loved that someone was using my work as inspiration. The artist blew it off, saying “Yes, I found this randomly online.” They had no idea they were talking to the creator of the work they were (tracing) drawing.
I explained that it was my work, she was excited to find out where it came from, we made friends.
It was a really good sketch.

Then, I found my spider skeletons posted to a russian site- and have no idea what on earth it says, whether it links back to me (update- it does) or not, and would love to comment but have no idea which buttons are for commenting or anything since I don’t read cyrilic.

Should I start watermarking things? I’d love it if every time my work was reposted or re-used, someone new came to see the rest of what I do, came here and maybe even said hi or spoke with me.
Having the site address on each photo is something I have alternately been too obstinate, or too lazy, to do. I don’t think even if I did this, that I would have the patience to go back and watermark all my older images (about twenty thousand images of my various works exist online) but maybe, going forward, I should make the effort.

What do you think?

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rat spider…(redacted reference to the movie, dead alive)

Posted by resonanteye on 02/24/2012

horror, weird taxidermy mount, skeleton articulationWhat I finished today. I also started a huge full-sheet landscape, but that won’t be done for a while yet.

I’ll be building three of these creepy little monsters- this one, another for a friend as a commission, and then a slightly larger rat-size one. This one is made of a full mouse skull, rat jaws, bird and mouse and rat bones, possum vertebrae, bone glue, and oil pigment.

It’s on a tiny coffin lid, and hangs on the wall, for all your horrorfully-decorated rooms. I think he would do best in a library, in a genetics lab, or in a tattoo and horror fanatic’s studio or office. But what do I know? It might be that he is happiest in your nightmares.

This one is for sale, the second has already sold.

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creepsters galore.

Posted by resonanteye on 11/12/2011

I took a few more photos of the stuff that’s going up at the speakeasy this month to archive for my own records. A few of those shots came out pretty good, and I thought you might like them.

All of these are available now at my nature shop.

I’ve been building these guys for two years now.

I’ve got a few more things that are articulated not quite ready for the public, but soon…

Also I just finally started assembling all the mummified creatures I’ve been acquiring over the last year or two. It’s amazing how many of these you can end up with if you know how to look.

(I wrote a three-part story about a few of these, which starts here, if you want to read it.)

See you guys friday, I hope.

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