Stephen King Series

Sometimes, dead is better…
This Gage Creed dragon sits innocently by the roadside, clutching his beloved kite, unaware of the fate barreling toward him. The iconic Orinco truck, gleaming red and silver, looms menacingly in the background, its driver caught in a moment too late to stop the inevitable. Every detail, from Gage’s bright yellow jumper and blue booties to the tiny spool of kite string, captures the tension of one of Stephen King’s most heartbreaking and terrifying moments.

Inspired by: Pet Sematary (1989)
Medium: Hand-painted resin with mixed media elements, including a custom-sculpted truck, fabric kite, and miniature details
One-of-a-kind – Now I want to play with you… forever.

Heeeere’s Jack… frozen solid.
This Jack Torrance dragon, inspired by the iconic finale of The Shining, sits half-buried in snow, its face twisted in that final, eerie stare. Dressed in his tattered winter coat, with ice clinging to his horns and frost biting at his fur, he clutches his trusty axe, but it's far too late. The snow-drenched hedge maze serves as his icy tomb, a reminder that no matter how deep madness runs… nature always wins.

Inspired by: The Shining (1980)
Medium: Hand-painted resin with mixed media elements, including realistic snow effects, textured ice detailing, and custom-sculpted props
One-of-a-kind – All work and no play makes Jack a dull dragon.

The sewers of Derry have never been more sinister. This dual tribute to Pennywise the Dancing Clown captures both of his most infamous forms—Tim Curry’s wickedly playful trickster and Bill Skarsgård’s otherworldly predator. Each dragonized version of the iconic clown floats above a bloodstained carnival pedestal, their sinister smiles promising nightmares that never fade. Beneath them, Georgie’s paper boat drifts toward a fateful end, while crimson balloons rise like omens of doom.

Inspired by: IT (1990, 2017)
Medium: Hand-painted resin with mixed media elements
One-of-a-kind – We all float down here…

A paper boat drifts toward the storm drain, the autumn leaves swirling in the rain-soaked gutter. A single red balloon rises, and in the shadows below, a pair of eerie black eyes gleam. This dragonized recreation of Pennywise lures you into the darkness with a smile that is anything but friendly. The misplaced yellow rain boot is a haunting reminder of poor Georgie's fate—an innocent moment turned nightmare in the depths of Derry.

Inspired by: IT (2017)
Medium: Hand-painted resin with mixed media elements
One-of-a-kind – You'll float too...

The Overlook Hotel is a place where time bends, madness lingers, and the echoes of past horrors refuse to fade. This dragonized tribute captures its most infamous moments—the eerie presence of the Grady sisters, their spectral forms frozen in time, Jack’s relentless descent into madness immortalized in his endless manuscript, and the ominous ‘REDRUM’ scrawled across the doorway. The infamous blood-soaked elevator looms in the background, a silent testament to the horrors lurking within the hotel’s walls. Every haunting detail, from the hexagonal carpet to the scattered pages of Jack’s unraveling mind, invites you deeper into the Overlook… but beware, once you enter, you may never leave.

Inspired by: The Shining (1980)
Medium: Hand-painted resin with mixed media elements
One-of-a-kind – All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy…

Trapped in the cold, lost in the maze—Jack’s madness has met its bitter end.
This Jack Torrance dragon, buried beneath a thick blanket of snow and ice, lies motionless in the hedge maze, his axe still grasped in one frozen claw. His once-fiery rage is now etched in frost, his breath stilled in the endless winter of the Overlook Hotel. The haunting blue of his scales, dusted in icy white, captures the brutal, bone-chilling fate of a man who played too long with madness.

Inspired by: The Shining (1980)
Medium: Hand-painted resin with mixed media elements, including realistic snow effects, sculpted ice detailing, and a custom miniature axe
One-of-a-kind – You can rest now, Jack… forever.

Poor Jordy Verrill should have left that meteor alone… but curiosity comes with a price. This dragonized take on Stephen King’s unforgettable character from Creepshow captures the tragic transformation—lush green overgrowth creeping over his skin, taking hold of his chair, and slowly consuming everything in sight. The once-simple farm life now overrun with an alien invasion of a different kind.

Inspired by: Creepshow (1982)
Medium: Hand-painted resin with mixed media elements
One-of-a-kind – You’ve done it now, Jordy…

The ground is sour, but the warnings come too late.
This Victor Pascow dragon, bloodied and broken, stands before the Deadfall, trying to stop the inevitable. Surrounded by crude wooden crosses, eerie moss-covered trees, and the creeping decay of death itself, he reaches out—his voice carrying a dire warning: "The barrier was not meant to be crossed." But will Louis Creed listen? Or will grief lead him where no man should tread?

Inspired by: Pet Sematary (1989)
Medium: Hand-painted resin with mixed media elements, including realistic moss, miniature grave markers, and custom woodland scenery
One-of-a-kind – The soil of a man’s heart is stonier.

The halls of the Overlook Hotel have seen many horrors, and the tragic fate of the Grady sisters is among the most chilling. This dragonized recreation of their infamous demise captures the eerie aftermath—blood pooling across the floor, black ichor seeping through the cracks, and the once-innocent figures left frozen in time. The overturned chair, shattered axe, and delicate lace curtains stained with crimson whisper of a violence that cannot be undone.

Inspired by: The Shining (1980)
Medium: Hand-painted resin with mixed media elements
One-of-a-kind – Come play with us… forever and ever..