Bringing Pop Culture to Life - One Dragon at a Time
Some pieces refuse to be confined to a single category—whether they blend genres, stand apart as one-of-a-kind concepts, or simply don’t fit neatly into my other collections. This is where those creations find their home. From unexpected inspirations to experimental designs, this collection is a mix of everything that doesn’t belong anywhere else but still deserves a place to shine.
Each piece here is unique in its own way, whether it’s a personal passion project, a standalone tribute, or something that just had to be brought to life. It’s a space for creativity without boundaries, and I’m always excited to see what unexpected ideas find their way into this collection.
She took the wrong path—and Wonderland never let her leave.
This isn't the story you know. This is Alice twisted by time, by madness, by the things that waited in the dark between tea parties and talking flowers. Her once-bright dress is stained with the toll of survival, her eyes hollow from everything she’s seen. The ever-watching Cheshire Cat sits beside her—not smiling with mischief, but with hunger. Every detail in this piece is a fracture in the fairy tale: the colors darker, the charm long gone, the path irrevocably changed.
Inspired by: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (1865)
Medium: Hand-painted resin with mixed media elements
One-of-a-kind – She found a way out. You won’t.
With Thanks: Face paint inspired by a custom Alice doll by @twisted_dolls__
Some grudges sparkle brighter than the season itself.
Created as a glitter-soaked “gift” for my friend William, who loathes glitter, this mischievous holiday dragon turns festive cheer into playful revenge. Every inch glistens with unapologetic sparkle: the base, the gifts, the wreath, even the dragon’s scales. Dressed in a Santa suit and smug grin, he’s the embodiment of chaotic Christmas spirit, equal parts charm and menace. Whether he’s stealing ornaments or spreading glittery doom, one thing’s certain: he’s not leaving quietly.
Inspired by: The Grinch (1966)
Medium: Hand-painted resin with glitter-infused base, fabric Santa hat, and mixed media holiday accents
One-of-a-kind: Proof that vengeance shines brightest under Christmas lights.
Even the holidays can’t silence a good scream.
This twisted little Christmas creation mashes up holiday cheer with extraterrestrial fear. Our dragon takes on the role of the ultimate party crasher, decked out in festive reds and greens while clutching a wreath that’s seen far too much. The glossy base shimmers with glittering menace, hinting that maybe not every visitor coming down the chimney brings gifts.
Equal parts merry and menacing, Season’s Screechings celebrates that perfect middle ground where horror meets holiday spirit and where even the most terrifying creatures can’t resist a Santa hat.
Inspired by: Alien (1979)
Medium: Hand-painted resin with glitter-infused base, fabric Santa hat, and mixed media accents
One-of-a-kind: Proof that peace on Earth doesn’t always apply to chestbursters.
Faith is not gentle. It is forged.
Clad in cobalt armor and glowing with grim resolve, Faith Tempered in Fire reimagines the unyielding devotion of a Warhammer 40k Ultramarine through dragon form. This piece captures a moment after battle, weapons still in hand, blood cooling on rusted steel, and duty etched into every scar. The dragon sits heavy with purpose, not victorious, but unbroken.
Built on an industrial, riveted platform streaked with oil, grime, and gore, the scene reflects the brutal permanence of war. The bolter and gear are not trophies; they are extensions of belief. Faith here isn’t abstract, it’s carried, shouldered, and paid for in blood.
This piece was created as a commission, translating the identity and presence of an Ultramarine into the language of Sangue Di Drago: small in scale, heavy in meaning.
Inspired by: Warhammer 40,000
Medium: Hand-painted resin, mixed media weapons and industrial basing
One-of-a-kind: When belief survives the fire, it hardens into something unbreakable.
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Sangue Di Drago
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