Werewolf of London 1935

I know not many will agree with me on this, but I like the Henry Hull werewolf better than the Wolf Man. There I said it. It feels good to get that off my chest. Don't get me wrong, I love the Wolf Man! Hull's werewolf to me is a slightly better design and the story is more complex. I also love Hull's acting in the film. I created this image yesterday and despite my love for the film it is my first illustration of the Werewolf of London....His hair is perfect. 

The Creature from the Black Lagoon

I created this illustration yesterday. It is no secret that i love monsters, and the Creature is in my top ten easy. I have a sea monster themed bathroom and it is mostly the Creature. Only a few others occupy the space so far, but I have plans to add a shelf and that may result in a few more aquatic horrors. The Gill man was designed by Millicent Patrick and is arguably one of the most influential monster designs in cinema. I think the only design more commonly mimicked is the Geiger Alien (xenomorph) design.

This is my favorite of my colectable figures. I don't wanna brag, but it is huge. 

Monster in my pocket's Undine figure.

Monster in my Pocket Bishop Fish figure.

Sculpture of the God Cthulhu

I created this guy for an art show last year and have sold it to my room mate who loves all things horror. He is also my cousin and i being the older one, might be the one who taught him to enjoy the dark side. I have very little sculpture experience and zero training. I plan to rectify that very soon. This primitive creation of mine is about five pounds and around nine inches tall.

Happy Thanksgiving

 

Plant Monsters part III

The Slobbering Pine, aka Drosophyllum is a genus of carnivorous plants containing the single species Drosophyllum lusitanicum. This sticky plant lures its prey with the sweet smelling digestive adhesive that captures and dissolves prey. This monster just makes itself. If such a creature were very large and lumbering around looking for humans to snag I think it would make a wonderful creature for games and fantastic tales.

 

Plant Monsters II

A thiseling, this monster is one of my own design and is a real prick. lol

This creature is my idea of a Triffid. Triffids are alien plant monsters from an old sci-fi film I watched as a kid. 

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Plant Monsters

I love plants and I love the idea of monster plants of all kinds. Botanical life comes in a wide array of interesting forms and I love to explore what I can make out of them in my creature designs. Here is tonight's project. Venus Hominid.

Octopus Woman

Also known as a Cecaelia, these creatures have very little lore written about them. They have been included in many old illustrations and Ursula the sea witch from Disney's The Little Mermaid (1989) certainly qualifies as a cecaelia. 

Krampus II

 

I have Krampus on the brain today, what can I say. This is a speed painting, it only took about 20 minutes.