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Monster plants by MAKO DESIGN FOR U !

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Audrey II

Feed Me Seymour!

The quiet and soft dryad.

Monster plants

A red dragon in its tropical habitat.

Eyes On You

He giggles as his nozzles sprinkles.

The most beautiful colorful flowers are the most poisonous in nature. Are you one of these precious plants?

Watercolor plant illustration

This design with drawing of an evil tree with knives in hands is drawn in cartoon style. Great for forest and nature lovers for Halloween. Are you looking for a scary design for a Halloween party or spooky party? Or do you just like witches, monsters and ghosts? Then this scary motif is just the right thing.

Who’s hiding in the leaves? A tropical companion piece to my “Wild Flowers” design, featuring little creatures among the monstera leaves.

plants and shadow creatures

horror and halloween art

Hold your shield tight- these Pumpkin Root Monsters have a tongue that'll snatch it up if you linger too long! Another fantasy themed work of art from Artist Kevin Hinkle. Kevin is a full-time Freelance Artist, Published Illustrator & Content Creator found all across social media under the username: @MrHinkleDraws.

Whimsical Monster Plant Grows In A clay Pot, Cute Kawaii

Whimsical Monster Plant Grows In A clay Pot, Cute Kawaii

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Plant Beast Hybrid

just a chill lil mothman with a plant. Let him live.

A little friend

Plant skull monster illustration by MAKO DESIGN FOR U !

great artwork for Skull Lover

pattern of roses

Hope you like it.

tiny blue flowers pattern

Nature lover design with a vector illustration of three cute bugs with big eyes, antennae and funny eyelashes eating a plant with green leaves in fresh colors which give a spring feel. This funny design is great for kids.

Deliciously Monsterous

Ice Cream Flowers and Monster Eyes Cool abstract plants Hand Drawn

It's a cowboy thing. You wouldn't understand.

Monster plant

Cats and plants? What could be better? Nothing!

Behold the ferocity, the depravity, the hybridity of... CACTOPUS! Tremble at its mighty, whipping, spiked tendrils. Squeal at its monstrous desert features.

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