This is an interpretation of Ogrémoch, the Prince of Evil Earth Creatures from the AD&D Fiend Folio, one of my favorite sources for ideas. The Fiend Folio is a compilation of monster submissions to a British gaming magazine White Dwarf, credited to Lewis Pulcifer.
It originally had a lower body, but it collapsed.
I have always had an interest/obsession with diacritical marks. This is the first time I've admitted that publicly. I'm intrigued by the acute accent on the e in Ogrémach. Is it like an umlaut in the name of a heavy metal band (e.g. Deathtöngue) intended to create an aura of badassery? I think it's more likely a reminder to pronounce the e and not to treat it as a silent letter as in the word ogre.
There is an opening on the back so that a (very small) candle could be placed inside. I'm intending to use it as a jack-o-lantern at Halloween.
The door to the opening looks like a nipple, doesn't it?
Ogrémoch as illustrated in the Fiend Folio: