Southeast Asian Spirits
The Toyol. A small imp bred in jars. If sufficiently fed with the blood of their owners, they will prowl the night doing their master's bidding, usually stealing from their enemies.

The Toyol. A small imp bred in jars. If sufficiently fed with the blood of their owners, they will prowl the night doing their master's bidding, usually stealing from their enemies.

The Pontianak. The vengeful vampiric spirit of a woman who dies in childbirth. She sniffs out her prey by smelling their clothes, so be sure to not have your clothes drying outside overnight.

The Pontianak. The vengeful vampiric spirit of a woman who dies in childbirth. She sniffs out her prey by smelling their clothes, so be sure to not have your clothes drying outside overnight.

The Penanggalan. As night comes, the top half of a cursed girl sprouts wings and splits from her waist. Entrails hanging loose, she stalks the forest awaiting prey in the form of lost wanderers.

The Penanggalan. As night comes, the top half of a cursed girl sprouts wings and splits from her waist. Entrails hanging loose, she stalks the forest awaiting prey in the form of lost wanderers.

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A project that explores Southeast Asian folklore. Ghost stories played a big role in my childhood, influencing my interest in horror themes in art.