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These guys started out as drawings and prints, but I just had to bring them to life...and having so much fun doing it!

Revealed by moonlight beneath the glittering stars, Bog Monsters wait patiently to give you a fright. But they’re quite friendly really - just look at those smiles. They just want to play with your pieces amongst the hungry flytraps, glistening sundews and pitfall pitchers.

Each Bog Monster is hand sculpted in polymer clay and adorned with glitters, holographic powders, foils and glow in the dark accents. Each one is unique in name, appearance and personality - truely one of a kind artworks. Adopt a Bog Monster into your family today.

Very nice and lovable, in a trippy sort of way.

Good growing,
Mike

those look awesome! I've never played around much with any of those things

those are cool.

LOVE.

Shadowtski wrote:Very nice and lovable, in a trippy sort of way.

Good growing,
Mike

Haha thanks Mike, I'm having heaps of fun making them and posing them in my bog garden lol. Love giving them their own little quirky personalities.

riveraXVX wrote:those look awesome! I've never played around much with any of those things

Thanks riveraXVX Polymer clay is great to use, especially with glitter and glow in the dark bits and pieces! I finally found some spare time to get down into my art studio and play around, having heaps of fun making these guys.

Fly Trap Hunter wrote:those are cool.

Thanks Fly Trap Hunter My goal is to create plague proportions of them hehe

Orit wrote:LOVE.

Thanks Orit!

Minty is an incredibly rare Bog Monster. I found him on Christmas morning! His favourite foods are candy canes and charcoal.

love their lil faces haha

Love these little guys. Do you have to do anything special with them like bake them to harden the clay?

the star must glow in the dark.

riveraXVX wrote:love their lil faces haha

Haha thanks rivera! I do too, I have a soft spot for creepy-cute

Hungry Plants wrote:Love these little guys. Do you have to do anything special with them like bake them to harden the clay?

Thank you Hungry Plants Yes the polymer clay must be baked to harden/cure. I have been doing a lot of experimenting with what additional materials can survive the oven and have been quite pleasantly surprised so far!