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‘Ghosties, Psychics and Cryptids. Oh my!’: A panel exploring the classics of skepticism, headed up by Richard Saunders (Dr Lynne Kelly, Dr Susan Blackmore, Sam Hutchinson, Beth Darlington, Carrie Poppy)

Window Installation at Bear and Bird Gallery -- 160 Jay Street in Schenectady, New York -- October 2022.

  

We asked our old artist friend Skot Olsen, who now lives in Portland, Oregon and works as a tattoo artist - to do some silhouette illustrations of the creatures he creates. He provided us with a great trove of options so we could put together this fun window installation at our Jay Street location!

 

All of the illustrations are by Skot, but the window itself was laid out and built by me and my family! Brenda at Truly Yours Custom Framing in Glenville, NY helped out with a couple of the cut outs too!

 

We hope you got to see it in person and enjoy it!

An out-take from my inktober cryptid sketches. Planning out the Mantis Man.

It's a snake that just overate. There, mystery solved.

 

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My Fragility / Cryptid Neila with hair & makeup by Eline Deblauwe & a collar from Raspberry Mazohyst

Photography & Retouching: Laura Sheridan

 

Edited in Capture One Pro & Photoshop

acrylic and spray paint on canvas

8 by 10"

Before the BBC makeup artists get to work.

One small section of three installations for Apex Gallery show "Nessie Does New York"

‘Ghosties, Psychics and Cryptids. Oh my!’: A panel exploring the classics of skepticism, headed up by Richard Saunders (Dr Lynne Kelly, Dr Susan Blackmore, Sam Hutchinson, Beth Darlington, Carrie Poppy)

You've got two more weeks to participate to this year's MOC League, for the chance to win amazing prizes!

The theme: creatures from traditional folklore, cryptids or urban legends!

 

To participate, just post your build anywhere on the internet and then send us the link through the form down below:

orangeteamlug.it/contest/7-moc-league-2023-round-one

An ancient blue sea reptile with long sharp teeth and brown rabbit ears stands on orange webbed feet and holds out it’s blue flippers and it’s green mermaid’s tail. Threads of gold darn together the different creature parts. Text reads, “Dei drops of disbelief constitute the creature called Cryp-Tied, so he appears as a stitching-together of whatever people imagine to be imaginary, tides tied up with slithering gold. As he meændives from shore to shore, he knows what the locals in each place disbelieve in. He makes sure to been seen by tall-tale-tellers and other folk with strained credibility. As they recount their encounterings with him, towns fill and overflow with disbelief for Cryp-Tied, giving him the power he needs to help his friend, Darn-Pour.”

Ever seen a ghost take flight

An ancient cryptid thought to roam the Brazilian Amazon. Some say it resembles a giant sloth, while others say it is more akin to bigfoot. It is said to have only one eye and a mouth in its belly, which it has supposedly used to rip out the tongues of cows.

 

My version stands about 3 feet tall, has jointed limbs, and wired arms/hands. He is made from faux fur and 100% wool. His hands and feet are the same size as my own!

 

Made for the Plush Team July/August challenge.

 

For more info on mapinguari: channel.nationalgeographic.com/series/beast-hunter/5107/f...

So much for that truck.

My Fragility / Cryptid Neila with hair & makeup by Eline Deblauwe & a collar from Raspberry Mazohyst

Photography & Retouching: Laura Sheridan

 

Edited in Capture One Pro & Photoshop

A hidden cryptid!

 

There's a cryptid known as the "drop bear," which is a predatory and carnivorous koala. They're said to drop out of the trees to feast on the unexpecting victim.

An out-take from my inktober cryptid sketches

A legendary cryptid of the American West, the Jackalope is a jackrabbit with antelope antlers. It arose among the lumberjacks and ranch hands, though frequently in a tongue-in-cheek matter: it is said to be a fearsome beast, to breed in lightning, to mimic the human voice. Some have stated that the jackalope legend may have arisen from hares with Shope papilloma virus, which can cause antler-like tumor growths in rabbits and hares (these may also be related to similar cryptids of the horned hare and the wolpertinger).

 

The New York Times attributes the jackalope to Douglas Herrick, who first mounted a taxidermy rabbit with deer antlers in 1932. It quickly became a tourist attraction in Douglas, Wyoming, where the Chamber of Commerce issues Jackalope Hunting Licenses to tourists. These are good on June 31, from midnight to 2 a.m. The hunter must have an IQ greater than 50 but not over 72.

Wall, South Dakota

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