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Serpentorslair Staff · August 3, 2026

Artist Spotlight: The Art, Partnership and Passion of Stef Wilson, Kerry Anne & Bad Kerry Studios

August 3, 2026August 3, 2026 Serpentorslair Staffcomic art, comic art books, comic book artist interview, comic book artwork, comic book collectibles, comic book commissions, comic book cover art, comic book cover artist, comic book covers, comic book fans, comic book illustrator, comic book merchandise, comic book pin-up art, comic conventions, Elias Chatzoudis, Heavy Metal Magazine, independent comic creators, Kerry Anne interview, original comic art, Patrick Nagel, pin-up artist, Simon, Stef Wilson1 Comment

For comic book fans and collectors, few artistic styles are as instantly recognizable as the bold, expressive pin-up illustrations of Bad Kerry Studios. Behind that signature look is artist Stef Wilson, whose dynamic pencils, combined with the vibrant coloring and creative vision of Kerry Anne, have helped establish one of the most distinctive brands in modern comic book cover art. Together they have produced hundreds of published covers, original art books, calendars, and exclusive collectibles while building a loyal fanbase that appreciates both their unmistakable style and their commitment to independent…

Artist Spotlight: Erin Rabideau (Ruya Mira) — Crafting Beautiful Nightmares Through Fantasy, Folklore, and Fine Art

July 25, 2026July 25, 2026 Serpentorslair StaffBob's Burgers artist, collectible fantasy art, comic art, convention artist, custom fantasy commissions, dark fantasy illustration, Disney artist, Erin Rabideau, Etsy fantasy art, fantasy artist, fantasy commissions, fantasy illustrator, fantasy sculpture, folklore art, Fox Studios artist, gothic fantasy art, macabre art, mixed media artist, mythology artwork, North Carolina artist, original fantasy paintings, Patreon artist, Renaissance art, Ruya Mira, sculpture artist, steampunk circus tarot, surreal artwork, tabletop gaming illustrator, tarot deck artist, watercolor artist1 Comment

Some artists paint what they see. Others paint what they dream. Then there are artists like Erin Rabideau, professionally known as Ruya Mira, who somehow manage to capture the unsettling space in between. Her work invites viewers into worlds where forgotten folklore, surreal fantasy, and ordinary life collide in wonderfully unexpected ways. We recently had the opportunity to sit down with Erin to learn more about the inspirations behind her remarkable creations, her artistic journey, and what exciting projects lie ahead. Interview with Erin Rabideau (Ruya Mira) Q: How would…