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Daily drawing 14 aug 2026
Godzilla
Godzilla’s Monsterpiece Theatre Presents: The Kaiju of Oz (IDW, October 2026) cover by Tom Scioli
Godzilla Adventures!
The Color Special Chapter 13 - Credits: Story By Arthur Adams & Randy Stradley - Art By Arthur Adams, Gracie Tanaka, and Steve Moncuse - Colors By Rachelle Menashe
The inner flap of the dust jacker of Monster Hunting Today (1983) asks, “Are you interested in monsters?” Why yes, yes, I am. Unfortunately, this Daniel Cohen book covers pretty much the same ground as Aylesworth’s and similar cryptid-focused books. It’s also far breezier than most of Cohen’s books, with really big type. I read it in about two hours? Topics include dinosaur survivals, lake monsters that aren’t Nessie, Nessie, giant octopi and Yeti/Sasquatch.
The last chapter is titled “Bigfoot: Good News/Bad News” and honestly, the bad news was pretty bad. First, the Mt. Saint Helens eruption destroyed the area known as Ape Canyon, ground zero for Bigfoot folklore. This is the place were miners in the ’20s shot at a supposed Bigfoot, who brought back friends and laid siege to their cabin that night. The story is recounted in pretty much every Bigfoot book up to that point (and memorably dramatized on In Search Of…) and the eruption meant that if there were Bigfoots in the area, they were probably gone now. Worry not, though, because the following year, Rant Mullens came forward claiming that not only was the Ape Canyon story a hoax, but also that he’d carved multiple pairs of big wooden feet that hoaxers had been using for decades to seed the countryside with tracks. After that, Cohen recounts sightings by Paul Freeman that resulting in footprint casts that some folks thought were really good and others thought were clearly a hoax. The chapter ends with John Beckjord’s crackpot theory that Bigfoot can’t be found because he’s from another dimension. Sorry, there was supposed to be good news in this chapter?
Anyway, the real star of the show is the gorgeous dust jacket. Cohen’s books have some impressive cover art, but this one takes the prize. I’m a scaredy-cat when it comes to dark water and things that might live in it, so this serpent is genuinely terrifying to me, even without the red eye and the infernal glow. I really love the graphic element of the water line and the font choice as well, but quality of the rendering and the color choices are really what do it for me. Amazing. Peak ’83 monster art.
Incredible cover art! This belongs in every graphic designer's inspiration folder
Landfall
i think he's become my favorite design to draw oml
Another quick project I'm wrapping up - Final Wars Godzilla. Surprisingly not a lot of available models for that particular design.
Intended for use as a VRChat avatar again, so a bit restricted by the need to maintain real time polycounts; but otherwise aiming to be reasonably accurate to the real suit.
Been something of a fun challenge to try to recreate the look of an object that imitates a creature instead of a creature itself; enjoyed the wrinkles and being lazy with the muscle anatomy.
Move aside, Godzilla… It's Yonggary's turn.
Godzilla vs Hedorah Storyboards by Yasuyuki Inoue
Shin Godzilla officially licensed 24x36" screen printed poster with Bottleneck Gallery (SOLD OUT THANK YOU!). It was a big challenge rotating Tokyo so the radiation plume map at the vantage point I wanted was accurate to the movie. I lived in Tokyo for a year and a half when I was 30 so I am familiar with the landscape. Shin Godzilla is my favorite Godzilla movie, it's actually good! Neon Genesis Evangelion is my fav anime, and director Hideaki Anno brought in those elements to have an evolving crazy messed up Godzilla. Godzilla has been on my bucket list and I'm so glad i was able to work on my fav movie in the franchise, all approved by Toho. Original color way edition of 150 Purple Variant edition of 50 Minus Color edition of 50 ENGLISH Acrylic panel print Archival pigment on 4mm thick acrylic panel edition of 50
Godzilla Jumbosaurus - Jumbo Machinder (Popy)
Rodan lands in New York City in Godzilla: Final Wars (2004).
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