#Vitreous Drinker

[stitchedsnitch-archived]

since it looks like the discussion of tonight has all the 'loathsome juice' drinkers crawling out of the woodworks-

if there's anyone out there who does it for moral reasons, rather than convenience, and would like to switch to an equally ethical and significantly more palatable option, i'd be happy to instruct on the Vitreous Path (in exchange for equal favor, of course)

#is it supposed to be secret? yeah #do i give a fuck? no #my sire already burned my bridges with the rest of the clan along with herself so its not like anyone's gonna stop me #there's no dignity in eating corpses when we can do better

[cumberworld44]

I had the idea to draw a creature with teeth like this, then I gave it a huge tongue and realized it was only a quick skip and a hop from being a Vitreous Drinker, so I turned it into that. 

Vitreous Drinkers are from DnD, they are my absolute favorite monster to play and encounter, though they don’t have official 5e stats. Here’s a nice little video on them, and a 5e stat block for them in the description. >>>>

#Vitreous Drinker #Trypophobia #3e? #2e? #3.5e? #idfk #ravens #tongue #pen #teeth #lots of eyes

[thecreaturecodex]

Vitreous Drinker

Image by Wayne Reynolds, © Wizards of the Coast. Accessed at the Monster Manual IV Art Gallery here.

[I used one of these guys in my Age of Worms game, to replace the inevitable noble ghoul character in Wolfgang Baur’s adventure. Noble ghouls are fine and all, but a solitary undead rogue in 3.5 would have been mincemeat to my party. The vitreous drinker was a suitably durable and creepy replacement. My version streamlines some of its abilities, notably the spectral ravens, which are too good in the original.]

Vitreous Drinker This hunched, robed figure is human shaped, but its skin is covered with hundreds of bulging eyes. Its mouth is agape, and its tongue is disturbingly long and prehensile. Ravens perch on its shoulders and hover about its body.

A vitreous drinker is a horrible undead creature made from the body and soul of a spy or voyeur—anyone who watched others without their consent. They are animated by a violent desire for secrets, and will gladly kill for them. More often, though, they turn their victims into unwitting agents, clouding their vision with magical cataracts that allow the drinker to see through the victim’s eyes whenever it wishes. As such, vitreous drinkers will often conduct hit-and-run attacks to create multiple windows into the world. If pressed, or if prevented from fleeing, they use their spectral ravens to deliver deadly touch attacks while lashing out with their gnarled hands and piercing tongue.

Vitreous drinkers typically work alone—they make minions, not allies. A vitreous drinker may sell its secrets to the highest bidder, infiltrating mortal society in disguise so as not to give away their horrific nature or weaken their clientele with their awful visage. Such urban drinkers make spies from the dregs of society; beggars, thieves and vagrants with milky eyes are common in cities where a vitreous drinker dwells. Occasionally they will partner with the clerics of an evil god or some fiend in pursuit of higher knowledge, but such alliances last only as long as the drinker feels it has some information to gain.

A vitreous drinker stands as tall as a human, and their withered frames are typically slightly lighter.

Vitreous Drinker              CR 11 XP 12,800 NE Medium undead Init +11; Senses darkvision 60 ft., Perception +16 Aura horrific appearance (60 ft., Fort DC 21) Defense AC 27, touch 22, flat-footed 20 (+7 Dex, +5 natural, +5 deflection) hp 133 (14d8+70) Fort +14, Ref +16, Will +15 DR 10/good; Immune undead traits Defensive Abilities all around vision Offense Speed 30 ft. Melee 2 slams +17 (1d6+3), tongue +17 (3d4+3 plus drink vision) Space 5 ft.; Reach 5 ft. (10 ft. with tongue) Special Attacks spectral ravens Spell-like Abilities CL 14th, concentration +19 (+23 casting defensively) At will—arcane eye, detect thoughts (DC 17), ghoul touch (DC 17), tongues 3/day—bestow curse (DC 19), dimension door, inflict critical wounds (DC 19), empowered vampiric touch 1/day—finger of death (DC 22), prying eyes, true seeing Statistics Str 16, Dex 24, Con -, Int 18, Wis 15, Cha 21 Base Atk +10; CMB +13; CMD 29 Feats Combat Casting, Combat Reflexes, Empower SLA (vampiric touch) Defensive Combat Training, Improved Initiative, Vital Strike, Weapon Finesse Skills Bluff +17, Disguise +19, Knowledge (arcana) +18, Knowledge (religion) +18, Linguistics +18, Perception +24, Sense Motive +16, Spellcraft +18, Stealth +21, Use Magic Device +17; Racial Modifiers +8 Perception Languages Abyssal, Common, Draconic, Infernal, 11 others Ecology Environment any land or underground Organization solitary Treasure standard Special Abilities Drink Vision (Su) Any creature struck by the tongue attack of a vitreous drinker must succeed a DC 21 Fortitude save or have its vision magically impaired. A creature with drunken vision gains a 20% miss chance on all melee and ranged attack rolls within 60 feet, and cannot see at all farther than 60 feet. A vitreous drinker can concentrate to see through the eyes of any creature currently suffering from drunken vision as long as the two creatures are on the same plane. It does not suffer any penalties from the vision of its victim, using its own senses as appropriate. This effect can be removed with a break enchantment, remove curse, or similar spell against CL 14th. This is a curse effect, and the save DC is Charisma based. Horrific Appearance (Su) All living creatures within 60 feet of a vitreous drinker that can see it clearly must succeed a DC 21 Will save or take 1d6 points of Strength damage. The save DC is Charisma based. Spectral Ravens (Su) A vitreous drinker can use its spectral ravens to deliver any of its touch spells at a range of 60 feet once per round. Tongue (Ex) A vitreous drinker’s tongue is a primary natural weapon that deals piercing damage. A vitreous drinker’s tongue has an additional 5 feet of reach beyond the vitreous drinker’s usual reach. Unholy Grace (Su) A vitreous drinker gains its Charisma bonus as a deflection bonus to its Armor Class and CMD, and as a resistance bonus to its saving throws.

#vitreous drinker #undead #age of worms #pathfinder rpg #wayne reynolds

[myth-lord]

D&D Monster Madness

Aboleth Abyssal Maw Ahuizotl Air Elemental - Ragewind (Caller in Darkness / Voidwraith) Almiraj Ankheg - Kruthik ANT - Abyss Ant ARCHON - Lantern Archon - Hound Archon Arrowhawk - Steelwing Aurumvorax Axe Beak - Achaierai

Babau Balor Banderhobb Barlgura - Girallon (Yeti) Basidirond Basilisk - Dracolisk BEETLE - Water Beetle - Fire Beetle (Bombardier) - Siege Beetle Behir Beholder Belker - Phiuhl Black Dragon - Shadow Dragon Bladeling Blindheim Blink Dog - Cooshee Bloodthorn Blue Dragon Bodak Boneyard Brown Dragon Bulette Bullywug - Grung - Hezrou (Pod Demon)

Carbuncle Carrion Crawler - Ulgurstasta Catoblepas Cave Fisher - Avalancher Cave Moray Centaur - Armanite CENTIPEDE - Adaru - Remorhaz Chasme Chathrang Chimera Choker - Skulk Chuul Cloaker Clockroach (Clockwork Horror) Cloud Giant - Fog Giant Cockatrice - Pyrolisk Copper Dragon Coral Golem Couatl Crawling Claw Crimson Death Crysmal Crystal Dragon Crystal Ooze Cyclops

DARK TREE - Hangman Tree - Quickwood - Orcwort Darktentacles Deadly Dancer Death Knight Deepspawn Destrachan Deva - Erinyes DIRE BEAST - Dire Rat (Osquip) - Dire Bat (Mobat) - Dire Boar (Fhorge) Displacer Beast - Phane Doppelganger - Maurezhi Dragon Turtle DRAKE - Water Drake (Dimetrodon) - Fire Drake (Zezir) - Air Drake (Wyvern) - Earth Drake (Rock Reptile) Drow - Drider Dryad - Splinterwaif Duergar - Derro - Automaton Dunkleosteus Dust Digger - Silt Horror

Earth Elemental - Tomb Mote Eblis Eidolon Ethereal Defiler Ethereal Dreadnought Ethereal Filcher Ethereal Slayer Ethereal Stalker Ettercap - Vermin Lord Ettin

Faerie Dragon Fetch Feyr Fire Bat Fire Elemental - Fire Effigy Fire Giant Flesh Golem - Rotripper Fomorian - Plague Spewer - Eldritch Giant Froghemoth Frost Giant

Galeb Duhr Gargoyle Gas Spore - Ascomoid Gelatinous Cube Gelugon GENIE - Dao - Djinn - Efreet - Marid Ghaunadan GHOST - Poltergeist - Allip (Wraith) - Banshee Ghoul - Ghast (Witherstench) - Berbalang - Devourer Giant Dragonfly Gibbering Mouther - Argos Glabrezu Gloomwing Gnoll - Witherling - Marrashi - Flind Goblin - Nilbog - Spriggan - Gremlin (Quarrak) Gold Dragon Gorgon Gravorg Gray Render - Cadaver Collector Green Dragon Green Slime - Arcane Ooze - Alkilith Greenvise Grey Dragon Griffon

Hadozee HAG - Bog Hag - Bheur Hag - Night Hag Hamatula Harpy - Siren Hatori Hell Hound - Yeth Hound - Canoloth Hippocampus Hook Horror Hullathoin Hydra

Id Fiend Imp - Mephit - Quasit Intellect Devourer - Cerebrilith (Brain Collector) - Grell Iron Golem - Adamantine Golem - Juggernaut

Kelpie Kenku Kirin (Celestial Stag) Korred Krenshar - Carcass Eater Kyton

Lamia Lemure - Rutterkin Leprechaun Leucrotta Lich - Demilich - Skull Lord Lillend LIZARDFOLK - Drakkoth - Kobold - Pterrax - Salamander - Troglodyte LYCANTHROPE - Werebear (Firbolg) - Werefox (Kitsune) - Wereshark

Magmin - Magma Hurler Manticore - Jarilith Marilith - Spell Weaver Medusa Merman - Merrow Merregon - Barbazu Mimic - Trapper Mind Flayer - Ulitharid Minotaur - Goristro Mohrg Morkoth Mudman Mummy - Grisgol - Skirr Myconid - Phycomid

NAGA - Dark Naga - Water Naga Nereid Nightmare Nightwalker (Death Giant) Nothic - Shardsoul Slayer (Phthisic) Nuckelavee

Obliviax (Puppeteer) Oni Orc - Tulgar Osyluth Otyugh Owlbear

Paeliryon Peryton Phoenix Piercer - Roper POSSESSED OBJECT - Book of Vile Darkness - Carrionette (Soul Puppet) - Helmed Horror - Slithering Hoard - Trap Haunt - Xaver (Deathdrinker) PUDDING - Black Pudding - White Pudding Purple Dragon Purple Worm - Fiendwurm - Neothelid

Quickling

Rakshasa Ravid Red Dragon - Hellfire Wyrm Redcap Roc Rot Grubs Rust Monster

Sahuagin - Skulvyn Sandman - Skriaxit Satyr - Bulezau Scarecrow SCORPION - Hellstinger Shadow Demon Shadow Mastiff Shambling Mound - Tendriculos Shardmind Shocker Sibriex Silver Dragon - Mercury Dragon Simpathetic Skin Kite Solamith (Soul Eater) SNAIL - Balhannoth - Flail Snail - Metalmaster Solar   - Angel of Decay Sphinx SPIDER - Phase Spider (Wraith Spider) - Aranea (Tomb Spider) - Darkweaver - Bebilith Sprite Steel Predator Stirge Stone Giant Su-Monster Succubus (Incubus) Swordwing

Tlincalli Treant - Saguaro Sentinel Troll

Umber Hulk Unicorn - Dusk Unicorn Uridezu

Vampire - Varrangoin Vargouille Vrock

WASP - Hellwasp Swarm - Quanlos (Advespa) Wastrilith Water Elemental - Caller from the Deeps Web Golem Wendigo White Dragon Wight - Boneclaw Will o Wisp - Trilloch Winter Wolf

Yellow Dragon (Sunwyrm) Yellow Musk Creeper - Twilight Bloom (corpse flower) Yrthak Yuan-Ti - Abomination

Zombie - Drowned - Dustblight - Entombed Zorbo

UNIQUE Demogorgon Juiblex Tiamat Bahamut Lolth Cryonax Imix Ogremoch Olhydra Yan-C-Bin Pazuzu Kraken Tarrasque Leviathan Eye Tyrant Elder Brain Zuggtmoy

UNDEAD: Shadow / Adherer / Coffer Corpse / Crypt Thing / Huecuva / Necrophidius / Penanggalan / Revenant / Death Slaad / Son of Kyuss / Blazing Bones / Flameskull / Sinister / Skuz / Dracolich / Nightwing / Nightcrawler / Gravecrawler / Charnel Hound / Vitreous Drinker / Atropal / Spectre / Skeleton / Giant Skeleton / Entropic Reaper / Famine Spirit / Wraith / Deadborn / Vampiric Mist /

FIEND: Nalfeshnee / Cornugon / Pit Fiend / Larva / Amnizu / Hellcat / Mezzoloth / Nycaloth / Arcanoloth / Charonaloth / Dergholoth / Hydroloth / Oinoloth / Piscoloth / Ultroloth / Yagnoloth / Demodand / Cambion / Abishai / Spinagon / Yochlol / Molydeus / Nightmare Beast / Wastrel / Jovoc / Zovvut / Advespa / Durzagon / Arrow Demon / Sorrowsworn / Deathdrinker / Whisper Demon / Evistro / Draudnu / Remmanon / Blood Fiend / Echinoloth / Dybbuk / Nabassu / Braxat / Death Dog / Howler / Soul Eater / Tanarukk / Skybleeder / Incubus / Barghest /

ABERRATION: Eyewing / Eye of the Deep / Giant Leech / Lurker Above / Giant Octopus / Giant Jellyfish / Giant Slug / Thought Eater / Xorn / Flumph / Thoqqua / Volt / Xill / Land Urchin / Burbur / Giant Sea Anemone / Giant Clam / Giant Sunstar / Fachan / Neogi / Giant Squid / Decapus / Darkmantle / Delver / Ethereal Marauder / Frost Worm / Grick / Avolakia / Odopi / Rot Reaver / Gorbel / Spectator / Slaad / Digester / Meenlock / Chaos Beast / Balhannoth / Masher / Vodyanoi / Uchuulon / Dharculus / Brain Collector /

HUMANOID: Hill Giant / Halfling / Hobgoblin / Weretiger / Yeti / Aarakocra / Babbler / Dark Creeper / Dark Stalker / Dire Corby / Dune Stalker / Mountain Giant / Gibberling / Grimlock / Meazel / Norker / Quaggoth / Formian / Verbeeg / Selkie / Thri-Kreen / Wemic / Dragonkin / Asabi / Werebat / Athach / Abeil / Death Giant / Lumi / Phoelarch / Storm Giant / Nightshade / Gith / Flind / Bugbear / Wereboar / Wererat / Werewolf / Ogre / Tabaxi / Skindancer / Pit Master / Shadar-Kai / Lizardman / Triton / Kuo-Toa / Nagpa /

OOZE: Ochre Jelly / Slithering Tracker / Stunjelly / Aballin / Flareater / Phasm / Bone Ooze / Flesh Jelly / Teratomorph / Conflagration Ooze / Corrupture / Graveyard Sludge / Brown Pudding / Gray Ooze /

BEAST: Ankylosaurus / Brachiosaurus / Ceratosaurus / Elasmosaurus / Mosasaurus / Pteranodon / Stegosaurus / Triceratops / Tyrannosaurus / Giant Eagle / Giant Eel / Giant Frog / Giant Gar / Giant Lamprey / Subterrean Lizard / Mammoth / Giant Otter / Giant Owl / Giant Sea Horse / Sea Serpent / Giant Constrictor / Giant Cobra / Giant Snapping Turtle / Giant Weasel / Giant Wolverine / Blood Hawk / Bonesnapper / Jaculi / Quipper / Rothe / Behemoth Hippo / Boobrie / Giant Catfish / Compsognathus / Deinonychus / Dimetrodon / Struthiomimus / Tanystropheus / Giant Raven / Verme / Megatherium / Cloud Ray / Quetzalcoatlus / Spinosaurus / Gambol / Moonrat / Guulvorg / Amphisbaena / Dire Bear / Dire Crocodile / Dire Elephant / Dire Shark / Dire Rhinoceros / Dire Stag / Dire Tiger / Dire Wolf / Worg / Muckdweller / Brain Mole / Ixitxachitl / Jackalwere / Pegasus / Sea Lion / Androsphinx / Hieracosphinx / Ice Toad / Bunyip / Disenchanter / Fire Snake / Kamadan / Mantari / Nonafel / Afanc / Baku / Boalisk / Kech / Ascallion / Frost Salamander / Kirre / Dragon Eel / Tojanida / Mudmaw / Rejkar / Zezir / Lodestone Marauder / Rylkar / Julajimus / Sand Hunter / Cranium Rat / Witherstench /

PLANT: Shrieker / Whipweed / Kampfult / Mandragora / Giant Sundew / Vegepygmy / Wolf-In-Sheeps-Clothing / Death’s Head Tree / Thorny / Phantom Fungus / Twig Blight / Dread Blossom Swarm / Night Twist / Burrow Root / Assassin Vine / Bloodsipper / Burnflower / Vine Horror / Tri-Flower Frond / Violet Fungus / Wood Woad / Battlebriar /

FEY: Brownie / Nixie / Nymph / Sylph / Atomie / Boggle / Green Hag / Grig / Hybsil / Frost Fairy / Lhiannan Shee / Ragewalker / Lunar Ravager / Banshrae / Frostwind Virago / Wild Hunt / Eladrin / Grimalkin / Sea Hag / Annis Hag / Kercpa / Skiurid / Pixie / Pech /

CONSTRUCT: Homonculus / Caryatid Column / Iron Cobra / Margoyle / Mongrel / Magic Golem / Bone Golem / Glass Golem / Shield Guardian / Hangman Golem / Merchurion / Clay Golem / Clockwork Horror / Dwarf Ancestor / Stone Golem / Emerald Golem / Retriever / Hellfire Engine /

DRAGON: Bronze Dragon / Dragonne / Pseudo-Dragon / Cloud Dragon / Mist Dragon / Linnorm / Gorynych / Tether Beast / Styx Dragon / Ambush Drake / Guardian Naga / Spirit Naga /

ELEMENTAL: Invisible Stalker / Water Weird / Azer / Mihstu / Ice Elemental / Lightning Elemental / Time Elemental / Energon / Earth Weird / Nishruu / Nyth / Orglash / Immoth / Tempest / Blackball / Breathdrinker / Chraal / Gulgar / Zaratan / Chaos Shard / Kapoacinth / Visilight /

VERMIN: Rhinoceros Beetle / Water Spider / Assassin Bug / Ant Lion / Death Watch Beetle / Slicer Beetle / Megapede / Giant Solifugid / Tenebrous Worm / Fyrefly / Bonespear / Sword Spider / Spider Eater / Spellgaunt / Brood Keeper / Chelicera / Harpoon Spider / Tomb Spider / Boring Beetle / Giant Ant / Giant Crab / Bristle Spider / Death Jumper / Snow Tarantula / Giant Tick / Bloodsilk Spider / Heart Tick / Carcass Crab / Giant Centipede / Giant Mantis / Giant Scorpion / Giant Spider / Wraith Spider / Giant Wasp /

CELESTIAL: Lammasu / Titan / Planetar / Swanmay / Trumpet Archon /

#long post #d&d #monsters

[monstersdownthepath]

Snecko Oil

Wondrous Item

Aura: Strong Enchantment, Strong Transmutation

CL: 18th

Weight: 1 lbs

Slot: N/A

Cost to Buy: 15,000gp/dose.

This thick, pungent, lime green syrup is often kept in bottles molded to look like coiled snakes. A single whiff of the stuff is usually enough to send even the most hardened adventurers reeling, but many breeds of spellcaster find the aroma strangely enticing rather than unbearably foul. This, sadly, does not translate well to its taste.

Created with equal portions of oil scraped from the scales of the mythical Snecko and the vitreous fluids of its enormous, hypnotic eyes, Snecko Oil runs so slowly that imbibing it requires a full-round action that provokes an Attack of Opportunity to do, and it’s unpleasant the entire way down, automatically sickening the drinker for 1d4+1 rounds if they’re capable of casting Arcane or Psychic spells. If they cannot cast either Arcane or Psychic spells, the drinker becomes nauseated for 1d4+1 rounds instead.

Arcane and Psychic casters imbibing Snecko Oil are overwhelmed by an influx of mystic power, instantaneously regaining up to 20 levels worth of spells, either by recalling spells they’ve already cast (if they’re a prepared caster) or regaining spell slots as though they were never expended (if they’re a spontaneous caster). Regaining two level 9 spells and two level 1 spells is but one possible combination an imbiber can perform, but unfortunately, in addition to the rarity of the ingredients needed to create it, Snecko Oil has crippling side effects which prevent it from being abused too thoroughly.

To begin, in addition to the sickness caused by drinking it, the overwhelming influx of mystic power automatically confuses the victim (as the spell Confusion) for 1 hour. Immunity to confusion or mind-affecting effects as a whole does not block this out, but it does reduce the confusion to a single minute rather than a full hour. Adding to this, whenever the user casts an Arcane or Psychic spell within the next 24 hours, they’re struck with confusion for a number of rounds equal to the level of the spell being cast (min 1). Again, immunity to mind-affecting effects does not prevent this, but reduces the duration of the confusion effect by half (min 1, still).

Construction Requirements: Craft Wondrous Item, Calm Emotions, Suppress Charms and Compulsions, Protection From Chaos, Mind Blank, Mage’s Lubrication. 7,500gp.

#Original Artifacts #Original Concepts #sort of #it's from Slay the Spire

[cooperhewitt]

An Early Eva Zeisel Design

In celebration of National Design Month, October’s Object of The Week posts honor past National Design Award winners.

A version of this post was published on November 13, 2012.

Eva Zeisel, a major figure in twentieth-century industrial design, won the National Design Award for Lifetime Achievement in 2005. Although best known for her contributions to mid-century American modernist ceramics, she worked with  manufacturers around the world, in a career that spanned more than eighty years. Cooper Hewitt is fortunate to have examples from her Intourist Tea service, designed in 1933 (Intourist was the Soviet Union’s official state travel bureau).

Zeisel began her career in her native Hungary in 1925, and by 1928, was designing modernist ceramics in Germany. After visiting the Soviet Union in the early 1930s, she took a job at the Lomonosov Porcelain Factory in Leningrad. Zeisel explored the factory’s archive of eighteenth-century tableware and realized that “the clean lines of modern design could be successfully combined with sensuous, classic shapes.”

Her Intourist tea service consists of short cylindrical and circular forms. To meet the Soviet drive to rationalize ceramics, Zeisel designed the simple shapes for inexpensive production as well as for visual and physical appeal. Designs for the Lomonosov Factory also had to meet state-set standards of social realism. This service’s painted decoration, “Leningrad, 1935,” designed by artist Varvara Petrovna Freze, commemorates the city’s new and old monuments. In celebration of Soviet achievement, a lively, colorful scene featuring a “modern” sculpture or official building is presented on one side of each piece. The Soviet self-image stands in contrast to a staid, gilded image of a historic site on the opposite side. The hot water pot[1] shows a view of Sergei Evseyev’s 1926 statue of Lenin, countered by the gilt image of the nineteenth-century St. Isaac’s Cathedral (below). Zeisel’s minimal ceramic forms are accentuated by traditional gilded decorations of ribbons and flags at the mouths, handles, and spouts. The service presents a fascinating combination of design for utility, for appeal, and for the communication of Soviet propaganda.

Hot Water Pot from the Intourist Tea Service (“Leningrad 1935” Pattern), view of St. Isaac’s Cathedral; porcelain, vitreous enamel, gold; 1989-41-88-a,b

In 1936, one year after being appointed artistic director of the Russian china and glass industry, Zeisel was falsely accused of conspiring to kill Stalin.  She was imprisoned and spent most of the next sixteen months in solitary confinement, but was then abruptly released. Zeisel emigrated to the United States in 1938. She taught ceramics as industrial design at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, and began to revive her design practice. She brought a unique and playful organic modernism to the tableware and furniture she designed well into 2011, when she died at age 105.

Cynthia Trope is Associate Curator of Product Design and Decorative Arts at Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum.

[1] Cooper Hewitt’s Intourist group consists of a hot water pot (used as a teapot), creamer, sugar bowl, two cups, and a saucer. Reflecting Russian tea-drinking practice, Zeisel designed the service as a five-piece range, including a pot for heated water and a smaller teapot to contain a strong infusion of tea. This allowed each drinker to mix different amounts of the concentrate and hot water, making a cup of tea according to their own taste. See: Karen L. Kettering, “Lomonosov State Porcelain Factory; Dulevo Porcelain Factory” in Eva Zeisel: Life, Design, and Beauty, Pat Kirkham, Pat Moore, Pirco Wolfframm (San Francisco, CA: Chronical Books, 2013), 58-59.

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#cooper hewitt #design conversations

[cumberworld44]

The BBG in my upcoming home campaign. If any of you have ever played DnD and not had the pleasure of using or encountering a Vitreous Drinker.... you.... you gotta’.

#DnD #Vitreous Drinker #Hell Yess #BBG #Homebrew Campaign