The Bestiary


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A collection of beasts, both mythical and mundane, and all ready for the masquerade.
 
Fantastic Beasts

  Cheek fans flared, this immense creature looms with a watchful eye.
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Large Dragon

A large horned dragon with cheek-fans flared. Heavy brow ridges suggest the thick bone of an immense face, as the eyelids protect vulnerable flesh. Shown painted between apple and burgundy, membranes and eyelids tinged darker, with black spiraled horns.
 
Small, but sharp as a razor, this little female dragon is every bit as dangerous as the male.
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Lady Dragon

A much smaller mask in a style more like an eyemask, this razor-sharp female dragon is every bit as dangerous as the the larger male (though, naturally, either mask can suit any wearer.) Her delicate features and gentle sculpting are made vivid in this iteration by a burgundy stain over a wholly unique section of leather with a naturally-occuring scale-like texture.
 

 
Traditional Creatures

  Cheek fans flared, this immense creature looms with a watchful eye.
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Fox

Bright and expressive, the foxes are a clever lot. The common Red Fox as pictured here, with his dimensionally sculpted ears and muzzle and shiny black nose, will be joined by a larger-eared tan desert counterpart, the Fennec; a rounder Arctic in white, and his cousins the Gray and Black. A more distant relative, the Wolf, will arrive shortly after.
 
An odd little creature - the Goat, horned and soft-nosed.
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Goat

This little horned goat also wears well as a satyr or gargoyle when coaxed. Available with or without ears. Shown unpainted.
 
  A curious chimera with both beak and horns.
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Small Gargoyle

One of the smaller cathedral imps, with gently curved horns and a raptor's beak. Shown unpainted.
 
A little butterfly - what could be more innocuous?
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Butterfly

This little butterfly, all wings and antennae, may be more than she seems. But then again, maybe not. Knobbly antennae crown a blush-winged face, and that's all we're let to know. Shown unpainted.