Malicious, lantern-toting spirits found in Konami's 2008 Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia [Japanese title, Akumajo Dracula: Ubawareta Kokuin (Demon Castle Dracula: The Stolen Seal)] Nintendo Dual...[See More]

One of Dr. Anton Arcane's Un-Men minions introduced in the early 90s Swamp Thing animated cartoon series and Kenner toy line. Weed Killer was just an ordinary groundskeeper until the mad scientist...[See More]

Terror Tank, and his comrades, were created by a freak accident in which they, in their natural plant shapes, were bathed in black light radiation from a nearby sun. The ray bombardment rapidly...[See More]

A figure I made as a gift for Mother's Day. Materials: Newsprint, tissue paper, white glue, super glue, plastic, nail polish, and acrylic paint. Dimensions: 4.8 cm/1.9 in. x 8.3 cm/3.3 in....[See More]

Malevolent cephalopods that have evolved a pair of crustacean-like appendages and pincers. Amoebae and Squids are randomly encountered monsters in Squaresoft's 1993 SaGa III: Jikku No Hasha Nintendo...[See More]

A nightmarish fusion of skeletal spider and double-headed brute that can be found in Sega's 1992 Arabian-themed Defenders of Oasis Game Gear video game (original Japanese title: Shadam Crusader:...[See More]

Slender attack droids that can be randomly encountered in Sega's 1989/1990 Phantasy Star II Sega Genesis video game [original Japanese title: Fantashi Suta Tsu Kaerazaru Toki no Owari ni (Phantasy...[See More]

(This is one of my earliest attempts at sculpting action figures.) Magicians that specialize in the casting of destructive black magic. Black Mages harness the elements of fire, ice, and lightning...[See More]

"In her world, Chloe’s not desperate, just tasked. If you can ‘acquire’ it, she can probably fly it." - Shiflett Brothers' character description. This figure was created as an entry for a...[See More]

Subterranean, bipedal, wasp-like enemies that can be found in Sega's 1988 Altered Beast [original Japanese title: Jyuuouki (Beast King's Chronicle)] arcade video game (it was also ported to many...[See More]

(I made this guy as an entry for the Steampunk contest, near the end of November, but, due to circumstances outside my control, wasn't able to submit it before deadline.) Ever since you were a...[See More]

A brutish, hooded creature that prowls the forest outside the mansion in Splatterhouse (perhaps this thing was once Dr. West's groundskeeper?). In place of hands, the bruiser has two chainsaws that...[See More]

Large, albino humanoids that can be encountered in the Hazel Street Subway Station, Construction Site, Hilltop Centre, and Church portions of the Silent Hill 3 video game. Insane Cancers may look...[See More]

Shield-bearing phantoms that can be found in Capcom's 1990 Gargoyle's Quest: Ghosts 'N Goblins [original Japanese title: Red Arremer: Makaimura Gaiden (A Demon World Village Story)] Nintendo Gameboy...[See More]

The three Goddesses fought, the world trembled, and all was nearly destroyed, but, at last, their fury waned and they saw the folly of their conflict. And thus, The War of The Magi ended. Sealing...[See More]

Here's something a little different, thematically, then what I usually do. It's a figure I made for my Mother's birthday. When the raccoons around here get desperate for food, they'll climb the...[See More]

Humanoid abominations found in Konami's 2008 Silent Hill: Homecoming Playstation 3, Xbox 360, and Personal Computer video game (which was developed by Double Helix Games). Needlers can be encountered...[See More]

The closest thing to a Boss on the game's first levels, this is a powerful enemy, capable of summoning other enemies with the wave of a hand. Protected by powerful incantations, the Sisters of...[See More]

Wriggling abominations seen in Konami's 1991 Operation C Gameboy video game (the 'C' stands for 'Contra'). These monstrous organisms were genetically engineered by Black Viper, presumably by mixing...[See More]

Dripping horrors seen in Konami's 1990 Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) video gam--they appear in many of the other Castlevania titles, in various forms, as well....[See More]

Mobile cacti found in 1994's Super Metroid SNES (Super Nintendo Entertainment System) video game. Cacatacs can be found slowly scuttling about in the subterranean passages of Planet Zebes, presumably...[See More]

Eidolon's generals and harbingers of the end of the world--they appeared as boss characters in Activision/Raven Software's 1997 Hexen II PC video game (which runs on a modified version of id...[See More]

Undead jesters found in Squaresoft's 1997 Final Fantasy VII Sony Playstation video game (said title was also later ported to the PC). They can (appropriately enough, given their fondness for games of...[See More]

A small family of pale squids that enjoy harassing Italian plumbers at every opportunity. They can be found swimming about in many underwater locations throughout the 1990 Nintendo Super Mario...[See More]

Candles used in black rites that have absorbed too much evil energy and taken on a life of their own. These waxy foes first appeared in Enix's 1992 Dragon Warrior V: The Bride of the Heavens Super...[See More]

Furniture, animated by a malicious poltergeist, that first appeared in Konami's 1997 Sony Playstation Castlevania: Symphony of The Night (Japanese title: "Akumajo Dracula X: Gekka no Yasoukyoku", or...[See More]

Demonic airborne skulls found in Activision/Nerve Software/id Software's 2005 DOOM 3 expansion pack, Resurrection of Evil. Said title was released on both the PC (Windows and Linux operating systems)...[See More]

(I made this for the Clown Contest, but I'm too impatient to wait until the entry period/voting is over, so I decided to just submit it as a regular figure instead.) Dual mace-wielding jesters that...[See More]

The bizarre protagonist of Sega's 1991 Decap Attack Genesis video game. Said title is actually a heavily modified version of the 1990 Japanese Sega Megadrive cartridge, Magical Hat no Buttobi Tabo!...[See More]

Malicious, animate trees that first appeared in the 1991 Squaresoft Final Fantasy IV (improperly titled as Final Fantasy II in North America) Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) video game....[See More]