Three Hares 🐇

a stylized blender 3d render of a dog playing a lute with angel wings. it is based on the rosso fiorentino painting of the same name.

angel playing the lute

a papercut collage of a skeleton riding on a rearing red horse. The skeleton holds aloft a goblet. A purple wyvern flies over the skeleton and pours a blue liquid into the goblet. There are flames and purple flowers on the ground. An orange moth flies to the left of the image.

skeleton, horse, wyvern. From 2021

an articulated paper doll of a horned, winged demon with a bird face, bird feet, and pointed tail. Its face and hands are red, and it has red, green, and blue scales. It has extra faces at its elbows and knees, as well as extra eyes on its wings. It is smiling, and holding aloft a small bouquet of purple flowers. The background is a mottled indigo blue

paper doll of a cheerful demon. from 2023.

I've already seen it manifest as "polanski believes biology is changeable by thoughts and ideas alone", through which I'm sure you can hear the transphobic dog whistle

Aquatic dragon

I have a gold ink risograph print of the jawbone of Saint Anthony available on my shop at the moment erikapriceart.bigcartel.com

A bunny sea captain and a young sailor watch from the side of the boat, where a school of flying fish are 'flying' near the side of their boat

Daily bunny no.3254 sees something off the starboard bow

This is disappointing to see. We're far beyond AI image generation being a fun novelty. I would have thought a publication dedicated to the preservation of the art of the past would understand it's long been very clear the AI industry is actively working against the interests of living artists.

Image reads “It’s all behind you now”

Mike Mignola, “Her Spirit Guide”, ink wash and watercolour, 2026

grats folks! go live the dream of actually getting to decorate however you please! paint SLFP on the walls!

some badgers i drew ages ago

Black Mage's Rod card altered with acrylic paint. A wooden staff is surrounded by purple and yellow magical energy #mtg #magicthegathering #mtgalters

I showed you my wizard stick, plz respond

brightly coloured illustration of a lion-headed king clutching a hound in his claws, drawing blood where he holds her. a throng of more hounds barks and snaps around his feet.

my first of @mortiscausa.bsky.social 's #marchtoCamelot drawings for this year! don't know if I'll be able to put this much effort into them all but I had fun with this one! as with last year, theming them around my ongoing GN because I'm still obsessed with it.

Went right off Firefly when a friend pointed out it's Lost Cause confederate revisionism dressed up as sci-fi.

An ominous black rabbit idles in the distance behind some tufts of grass as drops of blood lead to it.

The Black Rabbit of Inlé.

A bunny witch peers into a cauldron, in a tower at night. On the surface of the water in the cauldron, a bunny adventuring party is trekking through the forest. The bunny witch watches the adventurers nefariously

Daily bunny no.3250 is watching your every move

Yooooooo

The painting "Night in the Steppe" shows a vast plain under a bright full moon, the light being distributed over the landscape and the water in an almost magical way.

This work is made by the renowned Ukrainian artist Ivan Marchuk, who invented the unique painting style called "plyontanism" (from the Ukrainian word plyontaty, meaning "to braid"). This technique consists of hundreds of fine, intertwined lines that create depth and an almost textile-like texture.

Watercolor, gouache and colored pencil study of a terracota bust of the virgin mary from ca. 1390–95, pen doodles of stars, fish, an apple and a bird around it

Watercolor, gouache and colored pencil study of a terracota bust of the virgin mary from ca. 1390–95

a black and white edit that reads "the future includes trans people". around the text is a floral pattern. the image is grainy

the future is for trans people

Art for the Magic: the Gathering card 'Kalakscion, Hunger Tyrant' from the set 'Aetherdrift' by the artist 'John Tedrick'

Kalakscion, Hunger Tyrant (Aetherdrift)
Artist: John Tedrick

Galadak's Scar is full of craters which are home to terrifying predators of immense size and savagery. Yet even among such company, Kalakscion—and her insatiable hunger—eclipses them all.

#magicthegathering #mtg

Mask sketches
(Older work)

Pink Winter Sky
8”x8” Oil on cradled wood panel

Tombs of Atuan

Orc raiders

Art for the Magic: the Gathering card 'Tireless Tribe' from the set 'Odyssey' by the artist 'Carl Critchlow'

Tireless Tribe (Odyssey)
Artist: Carl Critchlow

"We've survived starvation, dwarf attacks, and heatstroke. Why should a little sandstorm bother us?"

#magicthegathering #mtg