The Henrich Emille rectangle is now on Ebay
by Alex CF on August 5th, 2008
I have had a few offers for this project, so as to make it fair, i have decided to put it on ebay, the link can be found HERE
If you wish to bypass this, this large project is for sale at a set price, if you wish to meet this price, please email me at skinned_bunnies at yahoo.co.uk
To find out all about the Henrich Emille rectangle, go to the Artwork section
New (smaller) projects
by Alex CF on August 5th, 2008
I’ve been working on some little projects, which will have a much lower price than the big pieces, and will make it possible for anyone to own something grotesque and abhorrant.
From tentacular monstrosities in specimen jars, boxed and hand numbered for you or your respective other, to limited edition t shirt prints and miniature print series.
All of this will be up for sale in the shop in the near future.
I posted a new video blog in the post above related to the Henrich Emille rectangle.
rock forth and conquer x
Merrylin Cryptid collection no.78: The siren “Homomimus”
by Alex CF on August 4th, 2008
Status: FOR SALE
Height: 11 inches (in specimen cabinet)
The morning of january 5th, 1910, a fisherman off the coast of Ever-comb, a small seaside town on the west coast of England - found something rather odd in his morning catch. Amongst the suffocating bodies of his trade - a striking white form caught his eye. He scooped it out and placed it on the deck. It appeared to be the upper torso of an unknown species of fish - yet he had never seen a fish that appeared to resemble the form of a human before. For one - it had arms - three fingered webbed hands, and the upper torso of a hominid. But what struck him the most was the creatures beauty - diaphanous flesh, and alien femininity.
It held his gaze, pearlescent dead eyes seemed to tease and toy at his thoughts. He promptly dropped it, kicking to one side. It was only then that he noticed something quite horrific. The drop had revealed subcutaneous cavities in its face - rivets of bone and muscle disguising jagged irregular teeth not unlike deep sea monstrosities. He quickly fetched a sack and placed it within, submerging the corpse in a barrel of brine.
The creature was preserved and became something of a tourist attraction. It stirred the locals into weaving fanciful tales of its origins - was this the upper torso of a fabled Mermaid? newspapers followed the story of Patrick Neil and his mesmerizing sea beast, a newspaper that appeared on the desk of one Doctor Merrylin six weeks later.
Merrylin promptly bought the severed corpse for an undisclosed sum, although it is recorded that Mr.Neil purchased a sizable replacement for his modest fishing boat mere days later. Doctor. Merrylin - now a Lord after his father had past away, chartered a fleet of vessels to search out the true origins of this bizarre aberration.
many miles south of the spot, Dr. Merrylin and his crew found a series of rock forms jutting out of the water. As they approached these masses, they noticed a group of animals dropping into the sea. On closer inspection, the animals appeared to be nothing more than large seals. As the evening drew close, Merrylin called off the search.
Hours later, when they had returned to shore, the captain of a different vessel dragged the 6 foot tall doppleganger of the fishermans find off his boat.
he slung it on the dock and spat at it. He cursed as Merrylin approached, “Damn things swarmed my boat!, killed one of my men!looked like seals, they have these skins, see, covering them, they can disguise themselves!”
