Fae Trap- a digital artwork made in infinite paint. The subject is a Fae Trap. The Fae Trap has a large flower pod base as their lower half. It is light green with yellow spots. The petals surrounding the opening are yellow and orange. Out of the top opening springs the rest of the fae trap. They are made of a human spine and rib cage. Their arms are made of old, pinkish meat. Feathers and leaves are mixed into the arm from things previously digested. Various pitcher plants grow out of their body, as well as venus fly traps. Their head is made of a crumbling masquerade mask. Out of the eye sockets, more pitcher plants grow. Out of the back of their head are several venus fly traps and long, light green sundews.The fae trap stands before two torches. The torches have skulls on their tops. The background, overall, is a wall of bones and skulls.
A black and white line drawing of a wall of bones, featuring several skulls. There is a logo in the bottom right corner that's a small pumpkin with one eye and cat ears. It says spooky pickle underneath it. The skull wall was created in infinite paint. The artist used the symmetry tool in make things the same on each side.
Before host today's #TBBchat on @the-book-bazaar.com, I figured I'd post what I promised to post yesterday.
Here's the final make-a-fairy! They're what I call a fae trap. They attract their meals with magic-infused pheromones (or fairymones ha ha) that smell like the thing someone desires most #art
