u/judgemaths

You know this wee dude is classy as he's based on an 18th century oil painting.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The\_Nightmare

You know this wee dude is classy as he's based on an 18th century oil painting.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The\_Nightmare

You know this wee dude is classy as he's based on an 18th century oil painting.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The\_Nightmare

A wee trio of weirdos. Particularly happy with the hooded owl dude. Started off as a set of six on a single tile but binned half of them off and cut out the ones I actually liked.

After seeing someone posting questions about using LEGO earlier this week as I just out a bag of flat tiles and did some printing with my youngest (5). As per the advice I gave another user we built up thin layers of ink before printing and the results were pretty good.

Medieval marginalia inspired rabbit linoprint.

Combining three separate images from my screenshot folder. May redo the cat on a larger tile as this version was too small to capture the totally unhinged face.

Left: ???

Right: The Visions of Tondal, Hieronymus Bosch, 1479

Centre: Das Buch der Natur’, Conrad of Megenberg, 1434, Strasbourg Ms.2.264, fol. 85r

Combining three separate images from my screenshot folder. May redo the cat on a larger tile as this version was too small to capture the totally unhinged face.

Left: ???

Right: The Visions of Tondal, Hieronymus Bosch, 1479

Centre: Das Buch der Natur’, Conrad of Megenberg, 1434, Strasbourg Ms.2.264, fol. 85r

Combining three separate images from my screenshot folder. May redo the cat on a larger tile as this version was too small to capture the totally unhinged face.

Left: ???

Right: The Visions of Tondal, Hieronymus Bosch, 1479

Centre: Das Buch der Natur’, Conrad of Megenberg, 1434, Strasbourg Ms.2.264, fol. 85r

Combining three separate images from my screenshot folder. May redo the cat on a larger tile as this version was too small to capture the totally unhinged face.

Left: ???

Right: The Visions of Tondal, Hieronymus Bosch, 1479

Centre: Das Buch der Natur’, Conrad of Megenberg, 1434, Strasbourg Ms.2.264, fol. 85r

Clocked this in a second hand bookshop last week. Didn't buy it as I can't read Dutch! Couldn't find the edition on ISFDB so unsure who the cover artist is.

Snail in a suit of armour. Had this idea kicking about for a while. Not sure it lands. Oh well.