INVISIBLE THING
“55-Man followed by invisible thing.”
H.P. Lovecraft, Commonplace Book

DRYAD
“Well did I come to know the presiding dryads of those trees, and often have I watched their wild dances in the struggling beams of a waning moon—but of these things I must not now speak. I will tell only of the lone tomb in the darkest of the hillside thickets; the deserted tomb of the Hydes, an old and exalted family whose last direct descendant had been laid within its black recesses many decades before my birth.”
H.P. Lovecraft, The Tomb

“This (Dryad) was the name of a group of nymphs in the classical mythology of Greece and Rome. The Dryad’s name is derived from the Greek Drys, which means oak. These nymphs were the guardian spirits of trees, groves, and woods, and would punish any
mortals offering harm.” “In the classical mythology of Greece and Rome, this (Hamadryad) is the name of nymphs of the trees who inhabited and were part of the trees they protected. They are described as being beautiful females to the waist, and the lower parts of their bodies are the trunk of the treeand its roots,”
Carol Rose, Spirits, Fairies, Leprechauns, and Goblins

INSECT-PHILOSOPHER
“You and I have drifted to the worlds that reel about the red Arcturus, and dwelt in the bodies of the insect-philosophers that crawl proudly over the fourth moon of Jupiter.”
H.P. Lovecraft, Beyond the Wall Of Sleep

HIDEOUS PREHISTORIC BEAST
“27-Life and Death
Death—its desolation and horror—bleak spaces—sea-bottom—dead cities. But Life—the greater horror! Vast unheard-of reptiles and leviathans—hideous beasts of prehistoric jungle—rank slimy vegetation—evil instincts of primal man—Life is more horrible than death.”
H.P. Lovecraft, Commonplace Book

New shirt design for White Horse loosely based on the Norse mythological creature Sleipnir.

PRIMORDIAL THING
“169-What hatches from primordial egg.”
H.P. Lovecraft,Commonplace Book

Shirt design for Old Poets based on Balam from The Goetia:
“Balam, who commands 40 legions, is presented with a serpent’s tail, eyes that shoot fire, and three heads: a bull, a man, and a ram. He is usually shown carrying a sparrowhawk on his wrist.”

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DWELLER
“It had been old when Babylon was new;
None knows how long it slept beneath that mound,
Where in the end our questing shovels found
Its granite blocks and brought it back to view.
There were vast pavements and foundation-walls,
And crumbling slabs and statues, carved to shew
Fantastic beings of some long ago
Past anything the world of man recalls.

And then we saw those stone steps leading down
Through a choked gate of graven dolomite
To some black haven of eternal night
Where elder signs and primal secrets frown.
We cleared a path—but raced in mad retreat
When from below we heard those clumping feet.”
H.P. Lovecraft,The Fungi From Yuggoth

UNHEARD OF LEVIATHAN
“27-Life and Death; Death—its desolation and horror—bleak spaces—sea-bottom—dead cities. But Life—the greater horror! Vast unheard-of reptiles and leviathans—hideous beasts of prehistoric jungle—rank slimy vegetation—evil instincts of primal man—Life is more horrible than death.”
H.P. Lovecraft,Commonplace Book