Evelyn Chuang – Frag(eye)le
The human body is a like delicate machine and my kinetic sculpture represents it as just that. “Frag(eye)le” reimagines the human eye as a tenuous mechanism and captures its repetitive blinking motion with a delicate apparatus, much like our real eyes. Many of us have grown used to the reliability of our body, forget […]
Clay of the Dead: Susan the Time Snail
For my fourth post, I created Susan The Time Snail. He is a distant relative of Gary, SpongeBob’s pet snail, which is why he might be recognizable. As I mentioned earlier, Susan is a time snail, which means he can travel through time, however after accidentally creating one too many time paradoxes, he has decided […]
Clay of the Dead: Troll baby
The newest edition to my undead monster crew is named Moosh. They are a baby, but because of their troll heritage, they have the face of an old man. Due to the size of their head, they cannot stand up for too long, and must bring a toad stool with them wherever they go […]
Clay of the Dead: Puddle Monster
This is Yams the Puddle Monster and the second monster in my column Clay of the Dead. He often hides in puddles (hence the name) but unfortunately due to the dirty, polluted water of the city, he has been dyed black. Yams enjoys eating peppermint bark but hates the sound of dry leaves. He lives to jumpscare people […]
Clay of the dead: Babeepomumb
My Final creature has arrived! Babeepomumb (Babee for short) is part fungus, part animal. He grew on the floor of a forest, but was able to dig himself up and learn to crawl. As a plant, he doesn’t have a face, but crafted this mask from clay he found by a river instead. Babeepomumb used […]
Clay of the Dead: Archibald the Mechanic
Archibald, the clever mechanic, is the most recent and most ancient addition to my squad of undead clay creatures. Just last month, Archibald reached the ripe age of 6,660 years old, making him the oldest person alive. He avoids public attention though, so he hasn’t really told anybody yet, preferring to make trinkets in the […]