Figbar Lonesome

Description: This kitchen wizard doesn't need mundane things like measuring spoons or cookbooks to make his favorite pie.

Description: light as a feather, stiff as a board

Description: Two heads are better than one.

Description: She-devil of the deep.

Description: The Russian Loch Ness Monster

Description: He believed that there was some enchantment in the light. Went mad, he did.

Description: You always heart the ones you love.

Description: Illyana

Description: It don't mean a thing if you ain't got that swing.

Description: Made for me and you too.

Description: This design is inspired by MONGRELS, a novel by Stephen Graham Jones. Check him out at www.demontheory.net

Description: from my webcomic, pandabat.com

Description: Queen of the underworld, abducted and deceived by Hades.

Description: When you gaze into the abyss...

Description: King Friday XIII, I presume?

Description: I’m not as thinkeinated as you caff I am.

Description: He sees you when you're sleeping. He knows when you're awake.

Description: I've seen the future, and it is BEET.

Description: What number are we thinking of?

Description: The rainbow wizard dragon consumes assorted jellybeans to fuel its rainbow breath attack.

Description: Cool, but rude.

Description: He's shy.

Description: It's a cat in a hat!

Description: You otter know.

Description: The nautical wizard invokes the power of the four winds and the seven seas.

Description: Look at this stuff. Isn’t it neat?

Description: This tiger cub is symbolic of the strength and fierce determination my friend's three-year-old daughter Zuriah shows while enduring the challenges of chemotherapy treatments. This design was created for her and all proceeds will go to her parents to help with medical bills.

Description: The garden wizard harnesses the power and beauty of nature to create designs and patterns.

Description: His name is Clifton.

Description: We got the beet.

Description: Inconceivable!

Description: This design is inspired by MONGRELS, a novel by Stephen Graham Jones. Check him out at www.demontheory.net