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As with my previous cryptid images, I used Google's ImageFX AI text-to-image generator to create this Hybrid Dogman shot. For this one, I used a description taken from two different personal experiences with them that were shared on the superb "Donovan Dread" YouTube channel. This is the description I gave for the program to make this amazing photo: "Photo-realistic snowy Alaskan forest scene with an asphalt road beside it and parked red Ford truck on the shoulder. Standing between the trees and road is a photo-realistic 12 foot tall, slightly hunched over gaunt humanoid form. It has sickly, translucent pale skin of blue-green shade that is stretched impossibly tight over its body. Glowing green pulsating blood veins spider around beneath the skin. Elongated thin arms stretched too far for any human form end with hands below the knees. Long, boney, spindley fingers end in sharp, cracked, yellowed claws. A hollow, sunken, skeletal face with sharp angular features is a grotesque fusion of human and something ancient. The skin of its face is tight, showing sharp cheekbones and sinewy muscles. Its beady eyes faintly glow a yellowish-green hue that pierce the darkness. An unnervingly wide uneven mouth is filled with jagged yellowed teeth like shards of ice. Thick, wet black hair like tangled seaweed clings to its scalp and shoulders. Semi-large feet with dark claws at the end of each toe. It looks like something pulled from the bottom of the deep ocean."
Looks a bit ominous in the distance.
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EXPEDITION:BIGFOOT! The Sasquatch Museum in Cherry Log, Georgia. Photos taken on a road trip through the southeast over the New Years holiday on 1/3/20.
Photo by Pat Jarrett
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!
There's a story behind this one. Many years ago, lost in the wolds of Siberia, I came across a village out of time, where fair maidens rode bareback [and indeed bare] on young mammoths in a village festival. The villagers were casting petals as they passed, when an enormous Tusker arrived to disrupt things, trumpeting and rearing among the huts and generally running amok. Equally amazing, what must have been the oldest boy scout in the world stepped from the snow-clad trees wielding an enormous kukhri! Goodness knows his tale, or how he had wandered the snowy wastes to emerge at just that moment! Needless to saw he was immediately trampled to death, but still. Of course I stepped in and saved the day, earning the gratitude of the village and indeed the maidens but that, I'm afraid, is another story..
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!
EXPEDITION:BIGFOOT! The Sasquatch Museum in Cherry Log, Georgia. Photos taken on a road trip through the southeast over the New Years holiday on 1/3/20.
Photo by Pat Jarrett
On a whim I decided to take part in Inktober 2018 by making dodgy sketches of Cryptids featured on the wonderful podcast "The Cryptid Keeper". These are the results.
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Region by Dacien & Marcel Blackwood, Crow, and Lemony Nova
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EXPEDITION:BIGFOOT! The Sasquatch Museum in Cherry Log, Georgia. Photos taken on a road trip through the southeast over the New Years holiday on 1/3/20.
Photo by Pat Jarrett
I decided to try out Google's ImageFX A.I. text-to-image generator today to see how well it could make some cryptid photos. This is a Telchine Aquatic Humanoid from the Black Sea area, using descriptions I gathered from various personal experiences with them that were shared on the superb "What Lurks Beneath" YouTube channel. This is the description I gave for the program to make these various fantastic photos: "In a photo-realistic open ocean scene lit with sunrays and schools of fish, a Telchine aquatic humanoid floats with smooth greenish-gray skin. It's body is thin and elongated in a non-human way and looks similar to the "Creature from the Black Lagoon". The skin is almost translucent and color changing like an octopus. It wears a tight fitting silver suit that shimmers in the sunlight. It has long, thin limbs with webbed hands and feet with long, sharp claws on each finger and toe. In its head are huge, bulbous, almond-shaped black eyes above a wide mouth full of pointy, sharp teeth. The nose is just two slits like a snake on the front of its face." I'm really blown away at how near perfect this AI program is. Granted, it didn't really acknowledge the shimmering silver suit, but the images still look great. Enjoy the cryptid wallpapers.
Sponsored by Quills & Curiosities and Cryptid
Region by Dacien & Marcel Blackwood, Crow, and Lemony Nova
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FantasyFaire is a RFL event held within SecondLife
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!
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!
EXPEDITION:BIGFOOT! The Sasquatch Museum in Cherry Log, Georgia. Photos taken on a road trip through the southeast over the New Years holiday on 1/3/20.
Photo by Pat Jarrett
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!