Beholder Socks
Description: Warthog's philosophy: Beauty comes from within, even if within is muddy! Embrace your unique look. Show your wild side.
Warthog Mudwhiff Says Beauty Is In The Tusks Of The Beholder Socks
by santerelmarkel photography
$20
Description: STARING CONTEST: ALWAYS LET THEM BLINK FIRST! The golden rule when facing a legendary floating eye aberration: absolute confidence and zero blinking! A darkly comic parody of classic vintage schoolbooks where a cheerful kid challenges a multi-eyed horror with an unshakable smile. Retro graphic style complete with striped 70s borders, solid ink line art, and vibrant cyan and gold tones. Highly visible and readable from across the room on game night apparel, metal posters, and die-cut stickers. Perfect for: Aberration hunters, D&D veterans, tabletop gamers with a taste for vintage humor, and seasoned narrative masters.
Description: Aa = Aboleth Ba = Beholder Cc = Chimera Dd = Dragon Ee = Efreeti Ff = Flameskull Gg = Goblin Hh = Hydra Ii = Iron Rock Jj = Jackalwere Kk = Kobold Ll = Lich Mm = Mimic Nn = Nothic Oo = Owlbear Pp = Phoenix Qq = Quaggoth Rr = Rust Monster Ss = Skeleton Tt = Tarrasque Uu = Unicorn Vv = Vampire Ww = Wraith Xx = Xorn Yy = Yuan-Ti Zz = Zombie
Description: Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder! ...And disintegration rays are in all the other ten eyestalks. Clean vector split monogram featuring the iconic silhouette of an aberration sphere with surrounding eyestalks. Fantastic gift for classic dungeon crawlers and Dungeon Masters. Perfect on dark tees, tumblers, and stickers.
Description: Occult Nouveau is a new brand by Altrusian Grace Media. Featuring the obscure imagery and aesthetics of occult and esoteric reference combined with the dream-like and elegant illustrative design of the Art Nouveau movement. The visions conjured up through Occult Nouveau are reminiscent of the half-remembered hypnogogic manifestations seen in the state between waking and sleeping - they can be both beautiful and dark, intricate and mystifying - often recalling the archetypal images of antique tarot cards or ancient lost cathedrals.
