#30 - Willow "Wailing Willow" Deep in the forest, you hear a distant cry. Following the voice, you hear it grow louder and more frantic. In a mad dash now, you spot what look like faces in the trees, when - SNAP! A cage of roots clamp around you, pulling you quickly into the soil. #weeklymonster
🪶Mallory🪶(the bird one)
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#29 - Typewriter "Typeface" An ink-riddled paper jam spat out by an enchanted typewriter, this mangled manuscript will insert itself into unattended books. They are rumoured to flock together in libraries, all hoping to be read and enjoyed. #weeklymonster
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#28 - Mirror "Argentail" An extremely rare bird whose plumage shimmers in the spotty light of the most secluded mountain forests. It is said that whoever catches a glimpse of their reflection in its tailfeathers sees into their own future. #weeklymonster
It's Grinnsley, my favourite spooky lil dancing freak from Mina the Hollower! He doesn't get nearly as much love as he deserves, I would dance with him anytime. @yachtclubgames.bsky.social #minathehollower #yachtclubgames #mina #hollower #digitalart #digitalartist #fanart #grinnsley
My first video game was Space Jockey on the Atari
Verify your age: *used crank windows in car, watched Gilagan’s Island and Black Added as a kid, used a rotary phone, didn’t have a cellphone till after high school, paid for my $70 WoW sub with change* …I don’t think a clear number is being painted
#27 - Chain "Shackle Adder" Rattling through the ruins of old castles, the Shackle Adder is thought to have been the result of an errant spell. If it clamps its fangs into you, it can be extremely difficult to remove. #weeklymonster
#26 - Pinecone "Pinegolin" This arboreal animal spends much of its time clinging to conifers and feeding on insects, but when threatened it will curl up tightly and drop on attackers. #weeklymonster
#25 - Key "Crabiner" A curious little cancrine creature that adores the shape and feel of keys, Crabiner will latch onto boats and even swimmers in the hopes of coming across another key for its collection. #weeklymonster
#24 - Lighthouse "Blighthouse" You see a beacon amidst the black waves, and breathe a sigh of relief. You've finally reached land. Except... the beacon seems like it's approaching much faster than you expect. #weeklymonster
#23 - Floor "Rugbug" This clandestine carpet loves to crawl into homes unseen, consuming any crumbs or other detritus left on the floor. While this may sound handy at first, it leaves behind large, waxy shells after a molt. #weeklymonster
#22 - Terracotta "Gardenizen" Gardenizen is a welcome sight in any flowerbed; a mysterious creature living in an overturned planter, it helps to churn the soil and it even subsists on other common pests. #weeklymonster
#21 - Clean "Dustup" A small avian with incredibly soft, downy plumage. It loves climbing into small spaces and brushing against hard surfaces, and the dust it collects helps to clean its feathers. #weeklymonster
#20 - Antique "Five o'Clock Shadow" When the bells chime on this terrifying timepiece, eerie things are said to happen. If you find yourself in the company of a Five o'Clock Shadow, exercise caution lest you get your clock cleaned. #weeklymonster
#19 - Steam "Steamray" This maritime marauder first traps its prey beneath its large aquatic wings. It then cooks the creature by boiling the water around it, producing a tasty steamed mollusk. #weeklymonster
#18 - Antique "Phonograsp" Be wary, traveler, of music from the dark! The dangerous Phonograsp draws in the curious with its spectral tones, and uses its hooked needle to subdue its prey. #weeklymonster
#17 - Meteorite "Beateor" When this heavyweight space rock comes burning through your atmosphere, you'd better put up your dukes! With an iron jaw and a vicious fireball punch, one blow will leave you seeing stars. #weeklymonster
#16 - Stove "Whimney" This enchanted wood-burning stove enjoys cooking up treats for those it encounters. On occasion, a cultural misunderstanding will lead to the baking of inedible objects. #weeklymonster
Tch, MY toxic drawing trait? I never flip the canvas 😏
#14 - Masonry/#15 - Bonsai "Bonshai" A juniper cutting experiencing an awkward phase of growth, Bonshai walls itself inside a miniature fortress until it becomes comfortable enough to reveal itself to the world. #weeklymonster
#13 - Obsidian "Insigneous" (in-SIG-nee-us) Arising from fresh lava flows, this glassy assassin stalks volcanic mountains in search of prey, which it slices through easily. Though deadly when unnoticed, a single firm blow is enough to shatter them instantly. #weeklymonster
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Taking bedtime meds and chanting "ALL MY PILLS ARE DIFFERENT SHAPES! ALL MY PILLS ARE DIFFERENT SHAPES!"
#12 - Tapestry "Tapester" (tap-ES-ter) Known to hide itself among decorated castle halls, it enjoys eating flying insects and giving wrong directions to passersby. #weeklymonster
#11 - Solar system "Rotorbit" A miniature, starlike being that pulls in nearby debris to use for both offense and defense. When it increases its rotation speed, its satellites can pierce almost anything. #weeklymonster