Tiny Many-Eyed Monster

This could be used as a D&D mini, but I'm not sure what it would be.

Roman and Minnie the Conjoined Twin Monster Kittens

This is for the toy shelf in the Angry Mop story if that ever happens.

Milo's Monster

Milo's drawing:

Candle Holder With Demon Face

The source object:

Jenkin

I've been carrying around a squeaking toy rat in my backpack for a few years and I finally found a use for it: as a model for this piece.  I was thinking of naming it after Brown Jenkin, the rat familiar with human features from H.P. Lovecraft's story "Dreams in the Witch House."  I ended up glazing it with a glaze called "Pussywillow," which comes out grayish when applied lightly, so he's just Jenkin rather than Brown Jenkin.

Angry Blue Face Cup 3

This is a slab mug with hemispherical eyes and a molded fanged mouth.  It's my third Angry Blue Face Cup and also Eye Cup #51.

Purple Worm 5

This is the third and last of this series of Purple Worms.

It's fun to stalk a purple worm.

Purple Worm 4

Purple Worm 3

Formless Spawn #4

This is the fourth in a series of Formless Spawn sculptures from around 2007.  Formless Spawn are Cthulhu Mythos entities from the writing of Clark Ashton Smith.

Formless Spawn #3

This is the third in a series of Formless Spawn from around 2007.  It's meant to depict one of the servitors of the Old One Tsathoggua.  It's chipped in several places and may have been damaged in the great moving disaster of 2010.

Formless Spawn #1

This is the first in a series of sculptures of Formless Spawn, servitors of the Old One Tsathoggua.  This one is from 2004 or 2005.  It's not hollow so it's only by good fortune or good wedging that it made it through the bisque kiln without exploding. 

Formless Spawn #2

This is old work from about 2007.  I made a series of sculptures representing Formless Spawn, an entity from the Cthulhu Mythos, although not one invented by Lovecraft.  The Formless Spawn were invented by Clark Ashton Smith.  They were designated as the servitors of the Old One Tsathoggua.

I posted about them a few years ago, but I'm listing one of them on Etsy and I wanted to update the photography.

Eye Cup #42: The Angry Indigo Face Cup

This is a slab mug with an angry, bestial face glazed with a gray-blue glaze called Pussywillow.

Angry Blue Face Cup

This is a slab cup with bestial face, also known as Eye Cup #28.

All-Purpose Monster Miniatures

These are two all-purpose monster miniatures for use in a Dungeons & Dragons game.  I don't have any games going on currently, so I guess these will have to wait.  I made them a few weeks ago.  I was working at the pottery studio on a Saturday night when suddenly a large, noisy group of people turned up for a "clay party."  They were weekend revelers and I was there to work.  I felt trapped in the room where I was working.  While I waiting for the pot I was making to dry, I made these bold artistic statements.