Monstrosity Prints are back! First available of the bunch is Monstrosity #149.
To celebrate Father’s Day, #149 will be on sale until 6/20/22.
Read MoreMonstrosity Prints are back! First available of the bunch is Monstrosity #149.
To celebrate Father’s Day, #149 will be on sale until 6/20/22.
Read MoreHappy to announce we now have a total of five Monstrosity shirts.
We will likely be rotating availability so catch these while you can!
Read MoreThis Monstrosity may look small but it packs a punch! It emits an electric charge from the nodules on its cheeks, nails, and tail. While relatively cute when compared to other Monstrosities, it is one of the most aggressive.
Much like lightning, Monstrosity #25 is chaotic in nature and will often attack without being provoked.
To feed it will electrically charge its victims until they are scorched ash. It then scoops up the embers and earth with its rat-like hands and shovels it into the pockets of its cheeks then rolls its body in the remains--the only ritual that is consistent with this creature.
This Monstrosity does not abide any particular climate or location. It has often been seen in or near extreme weather conditions.
Monstrosity #126 is passive by nature but also quite volatile. If disturbed beyond its routine of stacking and eating igneous rocks, this creature can cause quite a bit of damage. Between its armored plates #126 secretes a pyrophoric ooze. When threatened, the plates on its body will open and expose this substance to the air causing an explosion of flame up to a quarter mile radius. This is not always this Monstrosity's last resort. Furthering its combustive nature, it can spew a jet of flame from its tail with impressive aim and agility.
This Monstrosity is typically found near volcanic activity. Although its claws are formidable looking, they are primarily used to only break apart lava rock and forage. When grouped with others of its kind, a terraforming phenomenon has been noted to happen—expanding volcanic activity to areas unlikely.
Read MoreIt’s 2019 and what better way to start the year off than with a fresh batch of Monstrosities? Collection One ends and Two begins. If my schedule allows, I plan on doing at least one Monstrosity a month until ten more are reached (closing collection two)
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