I went back in one of my sketch books and dug up this cool looking Robot (Overlord) Protector. Just a doodle I did one day. The arms will whip out and grab the fleeing masses to be brought back into the protection of the metallic ones and with laser beams out of their eyes they can (incinerate any who oppose them) protect us who need their watchful care.
I create a lot of fun logos for my job, and I was inspired to doodle up a fun one for Monster Monday. (George, this was just for fun. Not trying to make a new logo for the site.) I didn’t have time to color it up to the point I liked it, so here’s just the b/w one. I love humorous logo design!
Just a quick sketch of a cartoon dragon character on for this Monster Monday, falling on the Labor Day holiday.
Gouache on cardstock, cut to shape. Kind of a Heavy Metal-influenced piece. I was mainly interested in trying to get the translucent, kind-of-slimy skin texture looking right; the little dancing figure he’s holding was pretty much an afterthought.
I pieced this night mare together in Photoshop for a zine called HOWiezine. When I was a kid this is how I pictured a nightmare.
Here’s Herbert West, I know it’s debatable wether or not he is a monster… but there you go.
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ok, here’s the initial sketch… He’s been lurking in my sketchbook for over a week now as i’ve had various distractions keeping me from finishing him… so hopefully i’ll have time the coloured version before next Monday 
Tarman from “Return of the Living Dead.”
Wow, here’s another Zombie fresh of the press, and still reeking of rotten oily flesh!
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Although it might look to the contrary, these monsters are having a ball! Swinging their antennae and jiggling their tentacles and horns and… such. Won’t you join ‘em?
For this “Igor” type character (the trusty Mad Scientist lab assistant guy), I started out with a sketch from an evil clown character I created a few years ago. I wanted to work with some new painting styles in Adobe Photoshop, specifically staying away from the Dodge/Burn tools as they seemed to render colors with too much saturation, and in general are a poor excuse for building color, shading and highlights on your own.
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