Moss monster art

Jamurangi are a humanoid plantfolk in Mangal: The Root Wilds. They are described as "the humanoid fruit of large networks of fungus living throughout the Root Wilds. Their lives are relatively short, but they are driven to learn and explore before re-merging with the mycelium network." Art (and game world) by Anthony James Rich

Paige ✷ 27 ✷ Aquarius [she/her]

“Moss Kittens are adorable, photosynthesizing fey with a penchant for mischief... and snuggles! Art by the incredible @keymonster! #dnd5e”

Deep in the swamp! Illustration for a personal project

Dear readers, You are looking at the final post of this blog. It's been going for more than eight years, and time has come for it to shut down... Because we're entering a brand new chapter: Gardens of Hecate is moving to its own new website! gardensofhecate.com After jumping through a swarm of bureaucratic hoops since the end of 2019, I recently managed to establish a legitimate professional miniature painting studio. Hell of a year, 2020... What does this mean? From now on, making…

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By now, I’m sure that the majority of my readers are fully aware of the meaning of Cryptozoology, and the study of out-of-place life forms. The term Cryptozoology; derived from the Gree…

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Matt Dangler. Wishing Woes Away

Description Just for fun I thought I'd draw a classic Halloween monster each day until Halloween. Today it's the Swamp Monster, who, naturally, makes his home in the bottom of a swamp out in the middle of nowhere. So remote is his domain that he's the only sentient being there, though the Swamp Monster is convinced strange aliens called "mahns" occasionally visit. He even claims to have proof of them (supposedly on of their "floating ships" and a foot), but no one believes him since their…

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there is an old god in the woods. men come and go, cities rise and topple, but the old god is still there. some say you can see his face in the moss, some say it's in the leaves... others just say there's no god at all. but i know, there is an old god in the woods. PERSONAL WORK