This is The South Side Man Eater, also known as Moxy. She’s the female Ungal that terrorizes the South Side of a city called Daronn. I finished her up for an upcoming show in Berlin, Germany. I’ve included the flyer down below for more info. I’m very honored to be included in the show!

Here is Moxy’s info from the previous post:

“The Ungal are heavy set creatures with a muscular, compact build to take down large game alone. They are skilled hunters, mostly stalking prey at night with deadly accuracy and without leaving much of a trace. Moxy has been stalking the South Side neighborhoods for years and has adapted well to the area. The South Side of Daronn is a labyrinth of alley ways and overcrowded buildings, making impossible to locate the creature and giving her the upper hand. 

Many have speculated that Moxy was kept as a pet or might have been used for sport in Ungal Fighting. She might have been released or could have escaped only to end up making the South Side of Daronn her new home. Because of her interaction with humans from an early age, she is extremely brave and almost playful with her victims, sometimes dragging them through the street in plain sight. She is extremely aggressive and unpredictable. Her reputation has brought her some fame in the North West side of the city where a neighborhood pub has taken the name “Moxy” in hopes that it might help appease to her terror.”

I’m sending a print to display at the gallery. The South Side Man Eater will be a limited edition of 10 giclee prints. She’s printed on 100% cotton rag, acid free, fine art paper. The prints came out great and are exactly true to the color I intended! I’m very happy with them. After 10, she will no longer be available. I’ve included a link below to the gallery. They should have the prints available online. The prints are signed and numbered and come with a certificate of authenticity.

Anyway, the show opens on the 10th of August. If you’re in Berlin you should really check it out. It’s going to be an awesome night! :)

Strychnin Gallery – Berlin, Germany