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Classic Cinema Scene Legos

Since 2000 Jamie Follis (Sillof) has gained renown for his unique & innovative combinations of characters into different eras, genres, and themes. These redesigns are intended to serve as commentaries on the various influences and timeless archetypes of pop culture.

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Ishkatob is a loan shark who works for Jebya by securing motivated clients in need of aggressive loans with harsh rates.

Jawkwyl is a bounty hunter who is adorned with trophies from his prize hunts.

Maulkavi is the trainer and keeper of Jebya’s menagerie of exotic beasts and monsters that he uses as sport to entertain the court.

Yokesh is a pigling assassin. Between jobs he passes his time at Jebya’s court.

Harmondle is a blacksmith and armorer whose hunched frame is the by-product of decades of swinging a hammer over a hot anvil.

Pakadermo is a gambler who has come to seek a seat at the table of Jebya’s infamous games of chance.

Amankiller is a hunter of men. Not a bounty hunter. He hunts humans for sport the way they might hunt a stag. Jebya enjoys hearing the tales of his great hunts and keeps him around for entertainment.

Mollem is an envoy from the subterranean mole people to pay the annual tribute to Jebya.

Tesecthulu is an ancient visiting dignitary from a dark dimension that has come to open negotiations with Jebya to exchange goods between organizations.

DISCLAIMER: All original designs and creations are copyrighted by Sillof LLC. Any characters and related materials are trademark, copyright, and/or registered trademarks of their respective license holders and/or owners.T his site is not endorsed by any of the companies owning the trademarks of characters seen here, or their affiliates and parent companies. The work is fan art and part of an ongoing educational investigation and commentary of the universality of archetypes and themes in pop culture.

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