#movie monsters

[coeykuhn]

- 𝕄𝕆ℕ𝕊𝕋𝔼ℝ𝕊 𝔸ℕ𝔻 𝕄𝕆ℝ𝔼 𝟝 -

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[ninsectoid]

healed tattoo of Moder, the monster from The Ritual

[of-fear-and-love]

The "coelacanth" from Monster on the Campus (1958)

[lemon-and-lead]

my bbygirl<3

Good news, I'm not dead, lol! Just haven't had the time for much art stuff lately. I've been rereading the original Frankenstein novel, and was seized with the urge to draw my favorite classic horror monster (also to try to practice the arcane art style- it's fighting me)

[thefugitivesaint]

An assortment of 80s movie monsters acquired from various magazines I'm not going to bother to mention specifically. In order: The Howling (1981), Creepshow (1982), Cat's Eye (1985), Poltergeist II: The Other Side (1986), Critters (1986)

[monsterasia-zero]

Month Of Gamera! Gamera vs Barugon By Demplex

[nazrigar]

A celebratory doodle after watching the new Jurassic World Rebirth trailer (I'm also fighting a hardcore major bout of depression).

Featuring:

NEW Spinosaurus

Striped Tyrannosaurus rex

Rancor looking mutant fella (I call him Rancorsaurusrex)

[ninjadeathmedia]

The Howling (1981) Directed by Joe Dante

[kjudgemental]

Somehow, Godzilla Minus One does the impossible: it makes it personal. It makes the lizard, an amorphous metaphor throughout its years, the spectre not just of WWII, but of survivor guilt, of grief, of the ghosts of those lost coming back to say 'how dare you move on, how dare you live whilst we have perished.' Not only that, but it made me feel Hiroshima and Nagasaki in a way that, whilst spectacular, Oppenheimer failed to do. Such a fucking good movie.

[misforgotten2]

BOO!

Vampirella #31 - March 1974

[morwaldblog]

GODZILLA

Happy anniversary to the king of the monsters!

I was watching a Dino Diego video about the story behind the creation of The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms and decided to make this. Not exactly a "timeline" drawing since Godzilla is kinda unrelated to the previous monsters (who knows if that's true), but they're strangely related at the same time, being some of the first depictions of kaiju, curiously inspired by dinosaurs, and I wanted to put them together. Also, I always wanted to draw both the Rhedosaurus and the sea monster, and this was the perfect excuse (I hope Harryhausen isn't looking down on this from heaven with disapproval since he didn't liked Godzilla lol)

Always glad to draw dino-monsters :)

[flexingtyger99]

Predator/Aliens/Terminator

[monsterasia-zero]

The Giant Behemoth By William Stout

[willanara]

Toothless, the only good boy here 💚🖤

Rodan (Godzilla, King of Monsters)

Toothless (How to Train Your Dragon)

RIpper (Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom)

Queen Whitespike (The Tomorrow War)

[korybing]

I remember that I posted this Moder illustration back when I made it in 2022, but I completely forgot that I also drew a corresponding Ītzpāpālōtl from No One Gets Out Alive, so I'm posting both of them! Both monsters were designed by Keith Thompson. If he's done concept art for a movie, I want to see that movie.

[thatsbelievable]

Not only were these two books an unforgettable part of my childhood, but they heavily influenced the writing of The Monstrous Adventures of Mummy Man and Waffles!

Movie Monsters by Alan Ormsby offers a glimpse at each of the classic movie monsters like Dracula, the Wolfman, and (of course) the Mummy. This is followed by illustrated pages that teach you how to do your own monster makeup. There’s even a script for a monster play you can perform with friends!

Meanwhile, How to Care For Your Monster by Norman Bridwell gives you pointers on exactly that, so you can make your very own vampire, Frankenstein Monster, werewolf, or mummy happy.

As a kid, I loved these books to death. As an adult, I still do. They made me who I am, and I’m happy to do my part in keeping the love of monsters alive.

If you or someone in your life enjoys monsters, spooky stuff, goofy humor, and fun, please give The Monstrous Adventures of Mummy Man and Waffles a try. You can order it by clicking on the book title here, or ask for it at your local library!