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[quilbug-draws]

Meet Emperor (It/Its) The monster creature version of my sona bug :D I've had its concept in my mind for years now and never got its design right after SO many frustrating trials,,, UNTIL NOW!! HAHAHAHA!!!

[zephyrbug]

The Violet Beast 🪷🪲⚜️

As a beast barbarian Kazimir looks a little different when she rages. So here's monster Kaz!! She goes through shirts often but luckily she likes to sew!! (also this is technically really old art but we are gonna ignore that fact)

Also I put her on artfight along with a few new blorbos for this year >:)

[themutantshow]

[chaosbeanberry]

[twilightofthesandwiches]

Which Edition of D&D had the best design/artwork of a Monstrous Centipede?

First Edition

Second Edition

Fourth Edition

Voting ended onMar 22

[pyrocherub]

Bug!!!

Bug :3

[sketchygatito]

The Tardinatare, or better known as the True Water Bear

Chatter and concept art below the cut ✂️

Recently joined a super fun art community. There was a quest where people got to design fishes for fun, and honestly this brought back some major creativity I thought I was losing touch with. Monster designs have always been my bread and butter, and this only sparked that in me again

After struggling to draw for over a week, being able to crank this out in fuckin 3 hours was… jarring but I’m so damn happy with it. Immediately when starting this I wanted to take inspo from Dredge. I actually have a very soft spot for fishing games, and I was so happy to comb through the fish designs and their weird as hell aberrations. Maybe I’ll try to make this beast in that games art style

Here’s all I somehow was able to do within those 3 hours

[mergo-artworks]

It's Halloween soon, so let me share a bit of an older artpiece with you. I did an Adopt Halloween Event in 2022 and based Designs around some hearts (you can see the one for this guy on the upper left corner) that included a Monster and a Human form. I never really drew Monsters before, so this was highly challenging for me, but I really loved the creative freedom I had with them! I still do like them today.