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The Lizard Man of Scape Ore Swamp - Painted Woodcut
Deep within the stagnant waters and tangled cypress forests of Scape Ore Swamp, something has been watching from beneath the black water. For generations, locals have whispered of a grotesque reptilian creature lurking amongst the reeds—a scaled, evil-eyed humanoid reptile that emerges from the swamp after dark, leaving behind only strange footprints and the occasional mutilated animal.
Then, one humid summer night, a local farmer reported seeing the creature standing motionless at the edge of his property. When he approached with a lantern, it turned towards him, revealing a face that looked almost human beneath its slick, mottled scales.
The farmer ran.
By morning, his footprints were found leading away from the swamp. None led back.
Since then, sightings have continued, always near the water, always after dark. Some say the Lizard Man is merely an undiscovered creature hiding in the swamps. Others believe it is something far older—something that has been watching the people of Scape Ore long before they knew to watch back.
Whatever lurks beneath those waters, it seems to have no intention of leaving.
Claim The Lizard Man of Scape Ore Swamp painted woodcut today and give him a nice cosy home away from those humid and stagnants waters of the swamp.
Dimensions:
Height: 300mm | Width: 240mm | Thickness: 10mm
Whether you're decorating your space or starting your own collection of odd little beings, each woodcut is a one-of-a-kind original designed by WizardBones and brought to life through a completely hands-on process, from the first sketch to the final brushstroke. Every piece is made to bring character—and characters—into your world.
Each woodcut is hand-cut from high-quality wood panels using a jigsaw, carefully sanded, and hand-painted with meticulous attention to detail. The background is spray-painted to create bold blocks of colour, while intricate details are added by hand using acrylic gouache and fluid acrylic paints.
No laser cutters. No spray-paint stencils. Just sawdust, paint, and a steady hand.
Deep within the stagnant waters and tangled cypress forests of Scape Ore Swamp, something has been watching from beneath the black water. For generations, locals have whispered of a grotesque reptilian creature lurking amongst the reeds—a scaled, evil-eyed humanoid reptile that emerges from the swamp after dark, leaving behind only strange footprints and the occasional mutilated animal.
Then, one humid summer night, a local farmer reported seeing the creature standing motionless at the edge of his property. When he approached with a lantern, it turned towards him, revealing a face that looked almost human beneath its slick, mottled scales.
The farmer ran.
By morning, his footprints were found leading away from the swamp. None led back.
Since then, sightings have continued, always near the water, always after dark. Some say the Lizard Man is merely an undiscovered creature hiding in the swamps. Others believe it is something far older—something that has been watching the people of Scape Ore long before they knew to watch back.
Whatever lurks beneath those waters, it seems to have no intention of leaving.
Claim The Lizard Man of Scape Ore Swamp painted woodcut today and give him a nice cosy home away from those humid and stagnants waters of the swamp.
Dimensions:
Height: 300mm | Width: 240mm | Thickness: 10mm
Whether you're decorating your space or starting your own collection of odd little beings, each woodcut is a one-of-a-kind original designed by WizardBones and brought to life through a completely hands-on process, from the first sketch to the final brushstroke. Every piece is made to bring character—and characters—into your world.
Each woodcut is hand-cut from high-quality wood panels using a jigsaw, carefully sanded, and hand-painted with meticulous attention to detail. The background is spray-painted to create bold blocks of colour, while intricate details are added by hand using acrylic gouache and fluid acrylic paints.
No laser cutters. No spray-paint stencils. Just sawdust, paint, and a steady hand.