The Mothman of Point Pleasant, WV in all its original spooky glory!

Grab this awesome design featuring our "Biblically accurate" Mothman in a scene depicting one of his more famous encounters!

Biblically accurate angels are much stranger and terrifying than the standard cherubs we usually envision. Now what if Mothman were "Biblically accurate"?

Get all of the most famous West Virginia monsters in one design: Bigfoot, the Flatwoods Monster, Mothman and the Grafton Monster!

Get this amazing Mothman artwork from the cover of Gray Barker's Book of Monsters Volume Two by Tony Breeden

The cover art from Gray Barker's Book of Monsters Volume One

The legendary Mothman of Point Pleasant, West Virginia as he’s best viewed!

The Headless Horror of Grafton, WV was originally sighted on June 16, 1964. Not much is knoWn about this West Virginia cryptid but I wouldn’t want to meet him on a dark night in those winding Appalachian hollers.

In 1955, a Kentucky farm became the site of a terror-filled night as a family fought off extraterrestrial attackers with shotguns! This encounter started the trend of calling aliens “little green men.”

The Braxton County Monster of Flatwoods, WV is celebrated as one of the first famous close encounters of the third kind in the U.S. While it has always had a unique look, this design images Braxxie as something much closer to the little green, er, grey men we’re most familiar with.

This version of the Mothman of Point Pleasant, WV features a more realistic design accenting the monster's eyes.

One of the Bigfoot species featured in Gray Barker’s Book of Monsters by Tony Breeden

The Loch Ness Monster, as pictured in Gray Barker’s Book of Monsters by Tony Breeden

Did you know that some of the original 1966 Mothman sightings happened in Saint Albans, WV? This original artwork imagines that the allegedly haunted Lantz Lumber Company building is home to more than mere ghosts!

Mysterious, beautiful and terrifying. What’s not to like? Order yours today.

Another version of our fierce but beautiful siren.

Those dragons aren’t going to slay themselves! It’s time to get Kraken. For the TTRPG gamer who is always ready for the next dungeon.

Sometimes it's time to release your inner Kracken and get things done!