Pine Bones is the moniker of Queer, AuHD, multidisciplinary artist Holls Walck. Based in the remote desert of Southeast Utah, their work is inspired by the environment and ecology that surrounds them. Focusing on elements such as hydrology, selenography, desert textures, native flora & fauna, Holls' illustrations are a personal reflection of their experiences and relationships with the sacredness of the natural spaces they encounter & dwell. Naturally, creatures (especially desert creatures) play a outsized role in much of Holls' work. In considering their design for our "Creature Collection," they cited the Coyote as a primary "muse", but was also reminded of their favorite creature, the Mothman. After visiting the Mothman Museum in West Virginia, Holls became enamored with Mothman and other Cryptids (animals that MAY exist in the wild, but whose existence is unproved or disputed). These often surreal creatures have found their way into much of Holls' work as well. When they are not creating, Holls spends their free time running rivers & camping in the backcountry. They are truly happiest when they are outside.