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Feeping Creatures: Monsters for Every Occasion
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Feeps are handmade polymer clay monsters created by Dylan Edwards. Use Feeps in any setting or situation that could be improved by the infusion of colorful monsters: on your desk at work, on your fridge, around your neck, on your walls. Feeps are there to provide you with a dose of amusement throughout your day. Explore the galleries for images of favorite feeps, or head to the Feeping Creatures eBay Store to view and purchase currently-available feeps.
The Latest News:6/7/09Quick update, just added a page to the Sketchbook section, a photo of my original concept sketch for the layout of the index page for the feep site. I'll be working on some new feeps this week, so hopefully I'll have some new store listings soon. Cheers, Dylan The Daily Monster: Basically, I have a ton of feep photos, more than I could ever use on this site. So I post them to my blog, The Daily Monster. I post a new feep everyday, and come up with a caption before I've had any coffee. I guess what I'm saying is, things can get a little surreal. You are welcome to suggest your own captions, but please bear in mind I prefer to keep the feep stuff all-ages. Ya know?
Yes, yes. I have a MySpace page. I don't really use it much, but if you wish to befriend the feeps over there, be my guest:
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Sign Up to Receive Email Announcements:If you would like to receive email notifications when new feeps have been added to my eBay Store, and to be informed of events at which I will be selling art and feeps, fill out the web form below. You probably won't get more than one email a month from me (if that many), and I absolutely will not sell your address to anyone, not even for a million billion dollars. I hate spam just as much as you do.
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All content and designs © Dylan Edwards. Any form of reproduction is strictly prohibited. Also, any resemblances to any persons or monsters, living, dead, or undead, is purely coincidental or is intended for purposes of satire. Index page Taunting Devil photo by Dan Machold.