Monstrosity Hoodies

Monstrosity

Death Metal

Death Metal

Death Metal

Death Metal

Monstrosity - 60s Cult Classic Horror

This art is the front cover of an Afrikaans series of books from the 1980's, called "Die Swart Luiperd Reeks". The authors of this particular series was Braam le Roux and Meiring Fouche. This cover is the 24th story book in this series.

Enjoy a double scoop of (somewhat) edible strawberry-flavoured goo topped with (hopefully) chocolate.

slight trypophobia

Writhing tentacles enwreathe a monstrous face attached to a bloated segmented body in this original weird horror artwork by Richard H. Fay. This piece appeared in print as an interior illustration in BETE NOIRE, Issue #10, February 2013.

Immerse thyself in a visually stunning masterpiece that combines vibrant kaleidoscope patterns with a grotesque, zombie-like creature, resulting in a captivating fusion of surrealism and horror. Great when having a mind-altering experience. Explore a realm where reality twists into a nightmarish fantasy as a contorted monster emerges from a swirling sea of intense colors, with its eerie mesmerizing eyes and decaying features creating a truly unforgettable visual experience.

When we eat meat And the meat wants to eat us.

Better than a unicorn, but still a mythical beast. After all, "a monster is not such a terrible thing to be." (Ocean Vuong, "A Letter to My Mothers That She Will Never Read," The New Yorker)

Emus are kind of terrifying by themselves, but give them human legs and double jorts? That's the stuff of nightmares.

I don't even know what this is, I just drew it to confuse my friend. Hope you enjoy!

I don’t even know what to tell you. Sorry?

He sees you when you're sleeping.

Logo of "Monstrosity with David Race", The Hit Podcast Where Comedians, Celebrities, and Paranormal Experts Come Together. It's Scary Funny!

Enjoy a double scoop of (somewhat) edible strawberry-flavoured goo topped with (hopefully) lime.

Innerbeastman. This is a B5 ink drawing on watercolour paper, from about 1996. © Brian Benson 1996

A scary design taken from my own original painting. This monstrosity is peeping through the Keyhole and scaring everyone. Halloween design.

Vivid Vectorart of a Mutated Beholder Monster

A little of imagination and a lot of color pencil. This is an original design.

The bog creature is you.

Owlbear Preserve

What is this? It's a giraffe neck with human legs on both sides, wearing jorts and crocs. Why? No idea.