Sep 23, 2025
Monster Maker comic. Source.
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Monster Maker comic. Source.
The sixth episode of The Jim Henson Hour, "Monster Maker," aired on July 9, 1989. Most of the episode is the title film, about a teenager who wants to make creatures for the movies and gets a chance to meet his creature-making hero (played by the great Harry Dean Stanton). In his introduction, Jim Henson talks about the parallels to his own Creature Shop and the art of bringing the illusion of life to inanimate objects.
On a romantic level, I really loved this, because in 1989, I was almost the same age as the kid in the story, and I wanted to be a creature maker more than anything else.
Still working on my #Fallout Super Mutant sculpt but I'm feeling the moulding process will be happening pretty soon. I can see myself tweaking this up to the end (even after taking these pics I was making big changes), but at some point I gotta move on!
the games I love the most!!! 🖤
I've been articulating this model to make a PNGtuber too lol
behold my faceless ghouls
THIS SET IS SOOO COOL DUDE. I wish the app actually worked because I'm very curious how the maker itself worked, but it's still fun !!!
i really hate the wigs but obviously they're not giving kids reroot tools to stab themselves with
I want to note that the head is solid plastic rather than vinyl, and the neck peg is one piece, making the poseability rather limited.
Otherwise, the joints are all the exact same, but MUCH easier to detach of course. That does not affect their poseability, which is awesome
The clothes are pretty nice, if extremely simple. The set also came with markers, VEEERY corroded batteries, and some pieces meant to hold limbs in place inside the Mechanism.
As far as I'm aware, the maker itself would draw designs onto the plastic? I'm not sure though
Music from "Monster Maker: Yami no Ryuukishi" (PCE CD) Track: Dragonrider
Reposting
Reposting the latest motion test for tha Bloodborne horse here yippeeeee!!!
does anyone else play monster maker? it’s my favv