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by sam kalensky
Luferlang - [fearsome critter] - A hideous 'braying equine fiend' which can run in either direction on its short, triple-jointed legs. It has an in...
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by sam kalensky
Ski-hoofed Mustang - [Fearsome Critter] - Rare breed of wild horses which live in the deepest remote mountains of BC. Its long hooves allow it to a...
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by sam kalensky
Whickle. - [Fearsome Critter] - A menace to the oil industry; Whickles would swarm oil wells and suck 'em dry. Described as a canary mixed with a b...
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by sam kalensky
Pricuricu - [Fearsome Critter] - A teeny-tiny nocturnal bug (possibly a bird?) said to be so quick that it moves at a speed invisible to the human ...
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by sam kalensky
Wanigan - [fearsome critter] – "A Peculiar animal of the Pinewoods" which 'shuts itself up something like a mud turtle.' – Its rare & shy, so i...
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by sam kalensky
Laly-Gag - [Fearsome Critter] - A seldom seen creature of the Pinewoods which was vaguely described in 1905 as: 'A two footed critter that 'skirks ...
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by sam kalensky
Since the 'merican tariffs hit today & are likely to hit artists hard I made a sticker/emblem for all my Canadian friends out there that want ...
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by sam kalensky
Ninja Cats - 猫の忍者 - [Urban Legend] - Aggressive Ninja Cats! Stalked & terrorized the witness for a week! Described as a pair of Bipedal Russian...
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by sam kalensky
#FANEXPOVancouver was SUPER!!!! Best year yet! - I'll make a recap post in a couple of days but i need to recharge first! - Thank y'all for your...
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by sam kalensky
Hey all, Lil' update to the 'lil update from earlier this month. + Some other general announcements~
• First: I'm extremely relieved to say that my...
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by sam kalensky
Bōzu-danuki - [Yokai] - A Tanuki that was said to live in the thicket by a bridge known as "Bōzu-bashi" in Tokushima. Legend had it that whenever ...
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by sam kalensky
Makkaka-san - まっかっかさん - [Urban Legend|Yokai] - A strange eerie boy dressed entirely in vivid red rain gear from head to toe, appears with the downp...
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