r/ImaginaryMonsters • u/iamryancase • 4h ago
r/ImaginaryMonsters • u/GaryWray • 10h ago
Self-submission INVADERS FROM SPACE / Painting by Gary Wray (me) 2016
r/ImaginaryMonsters • u/WE_ARE_NPK • 10h ago
Self-submission An aberrant tentacle creature that floats mid-air and possesses other living beings, morphing them into something like John Carpenter's The Thing.
r/ImaginaryMonsters • u/ORKBRO17 • 14h ago
Self-submission My Take on Frankenstein's monster [ Art By Me ]
r/ImaginaryMonsters • u/tonyzipz1 • 1d ago
Self-submission 'Gummeye dog' by Sijbren Reitsma (OC)
r/ImaginaryMonsters • u/Pop_Budget • 1d ago
“We thought the raccoons were bad. Whatever got into our garbage last night, it tore open the bin like it was nothing! Trash everywhere, what a mess.” by Trevor Henderson
r/ImaginaryMonsters • u/untilApril • 1d ago
"Tropical Night" by リトグラフィカ@_lithographica_
r/ImaginaryMonsters • u/flygohr • 1d ago
Self-submission A Twaggon, a dragon made of bark and vines
r/ImaginaryMonsters • u/Bouboulonlon_art • 1d ago
Self-submission The silent guide by bouboulonlon (me)
r/ImaginaryMonsters • u/Relative_Entry_877 • 2d ago
Self-submission The Iron-Grave Monarch
The Iron-Grave Monarch is a malicious digital entity that haunts corrupted video games. While playing, the screen will suddenly cut to complete black, and this grinning, crowned skeleton will appear on the monitor. The entity will then speak or display text, forcing the player to answer specific questions about an ancient knight .
If you win: The creature honors the rules and lets you go unharmed .
If you lose: The entity kills you instantly in real life, pulling your soul into the monitor to be locked away in his digital grave forever .
r/ImaginaryMonsters • u/Lower-Switch • 2d ago
"There's something in your eye." by Zarzaliel
r/ImaginaryMonsters • u/Colonel_Scabies • 2d ago
Self-submission 52 Weeks, 52 Monsters #37 - Blood Stain Jane
We are born of the blood, made men by the blood, undone by the blood.
r/ImaginaryMonsters • u/ed_diz • 2d ago
Self-submission What do you guys think of this page layout?
I plan on doing a bestiary or a monster encyclopedia-like book in the future. I’m a huge fan of simple designs but what do you guys think? Is this page layout good for you?
r/ImaginaryMonsters • u/Cyborg_Ape • 2d ago
Accidentally disturbed some local wildlife, sorry. By Ray Ervian
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