Spider Queen Stickers

All hail Lolth, the Demon Queen of Spiders, Queen of the Demonweb Pits!

You can't escape her!

This is a perfect gift for those who loves forest, nature, fairies and spiders.

hope you guys like it

This spider lady vampire girl weaves a bewitching web inviting you to come closer... closer... whoops, too close! No need to be a victim, you can get this alluring Vampire woman on a cavalcade of groovy gifts. But hurry, while you still have some blood left. Artists Note: Official poster artwork used for "Vampira the Movie"

Official T-Shirt for the 2023 Fringe ArtSpace production of The Spider Queen

The Sixth Kingdom

An aquarelle painting of a cursed spider queen, created by yours truly.

Shannon Kane was the wife of Harry Kane, a chemist who worked for the government. Harry was killed by "enemies of his country." In her husband's research she found the “spider‐web fluid” formula, which sticks like glue—and strong enough to swing on! Shannon invented a set of bracelets to shoot out the fluid, and became the sworn enemy of all criminals. Coupled with her athleticism, she became the Spider Queen.

Death webs at Zenith 3! Featuring Mysta of the Moon. Brilliant cover art for Planet Comics no.39 by Lily Renee, 1945. Now in the public domain.

Witch queen with red spiders on the cover of Witchcraft magazine, 1952.

Yas, Spider Queen!

beware the spider

She's your queen, and you know it!

Do you love spiders? Not afraid of cobwebs? Then this design is a great product for you or as a gift to friends, family and colleagues. Drawing of two spiders in a web.

Do you love spiders? Not afraid of cobwebs? Then this design is a great product for you or as a gift to friends, family and colleagues. Drawing of two spiders in a web.

Another one of my favorite combinations - old and even older. This time a still from the era of silent movies and a bit of occult Armenian astrology, more than 500 years old. Vintage and retro is beautiful, but ancient is mesmerizing.

Icon art of my original character, Red Spider Lily Stone Monkey, Amaryl. Enjoy ;)

Wild carrot, after it's bloom, now a handy support for a spiders web.

Halloween cobwebs

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Vintage illustration by Otto Henry Bacher