Siryl
sharkchunks:

Fthagn by Simon Eckert

sharkchunks:

Fthagn by Simon Eckert

sharkchunks:

In Terra Magazine, turnip picks you!
(This is all I could find on the picture)

sharkchunks:

In Terra Magazine, turnip picks you!

(This is all I could find on the picture)

Monster Recommendation

wthsjw:

siryl:

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If you like live action monsters, I urge you to check out Jacko as a Pun.

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I discovered it recently, and it’s full of interesting creature designs that I’d never seen before.  Nothing is too obscure for this blog.

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Other fun blogs with similar content are Monster Man, Monster Brains, and good ol’ Bogleech.  I’m also currently running a monster marathon on my secondary blog.

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Sauce, plz?

Dr. Pretorius from From Beyond (more photos here and here), one of the title monsters from Humanoids from the Deep (see more photos here and here), Dr. Foster from Metamorphosis: The Alien Factor, and Gan Q from Ultraman Gaia (more info here).

“Forward Lurch” by Daimera a.k.a. Godslush.
arkhamgel:

Agent of Chaos, Norman Spinrad 
cover by Richard Clifton-Dey

arkhamgel:

Agent of ChaosNorman Spinrad 

cover by Richard Clifton-Dey

ronbeckdesigns:

creature (adult stage) by C.Nahaboo on Flickr.

Visit Carim Nahaboo’s blog.
sciencefictiongallery:

Gray Morrow - Space War, 1967.

sciencefictiongallery:

Gray Morrow - Space War, 1967.

dipliner:

Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind concept art.

I consider this to be the second best giant bug film I’ve ever seen, which is an excellent standing for such a large category.

The best giant bug film is I Worship His Shadow, the first Lexx movie (which I consider a giant bug film, even though the central giant bug and most of the other giant bugs are actually vehicles grown out of tissues from giant bugs, and the giant antagonist bug’s soul inhabits human bodies and brains for the duration of the film).

zensunnirogue:

Art by Giangi Daverio - “Welcome!”

zensunnirogue:

Art by Giangi Daverio - “Welcome!”

Two works by the Hungarian artist Boros Attila.