Year: 2018
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Annihilation and David Altmejd – an aesthetic of evolution, transformation, horror and beauty (TW: body horror)
I adored Annihilation‘s visual approach (among so much of it, gosh I just adored it overall really!) but as we walked out of the theatre, Matt and I realized we’d seen a similar visual theme at work elsewhere: at the MAC (Musée d’Art Contemporain in Montreal) when we caught a career-spanning solo show of David…
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The Isle of Pelursk
The Isle of Pelursk is a mixed media piece from 2018, inspired by the Canadian Shield, twisted pine forests and strange lights at dusk. Created in graphite and Photoshop.
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The Corruption of Pelursk – Pocket Dungeon Pack
The Corruption of Pelursk is a system-agnostic tabletop RPG hexcrawl/dungeon, written by Shel Kahn. The Isle of Pelursk holds a glowing, steaming, mist-shrouded secret at its heart, and once you’ve entered its clutches it does not want to let you leave. Designed to fit easily as a sidequest into an ongoing campaign or stand confidently…
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The Well-Dressed Woolly Mammoth
This heartwarming friendship came to life with a combination of textile inspirations from around the world, and time spent researching the fuzziest pleistocene megafauna. Watercolour on watercolour paper, 2017.
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It Came from Beneath the Mire
This monster came from too much heavy metal and some time in a sketchbook with my favourite pencils. After the drawing was done, I printed it out on watercolour paper to finish bringing the monster to life in full colour. Watercolour on watercolour paper, 2017.
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Winter Botryoidal Crystal Island
Painted in gouache on watercolour paper, 4 x 6″, 2017