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[carlosvalderrama]

Here comes Moroi! The elusive and antagonistic monster humans try to hunt in GIANTS: Ghosts of Winter. This time, a winged creature inspired by colugos, hyenas, and pterosaurs.

[miguelvalderrama]

Titia from GIANTS - Ghosts of winter,

Coming out August 24th, published by Dark Horse comics.

[carlosvalderrama]

Kobolds! These were the new bestie-baddie of the Ghosts of Winter arc, and we wanted it to be contrary to Sheik, the previous "villain" monster; instead of a ginormous, unstoppable lone predator, we wanted a myriad of skittish vermin.

Of course, there's more to these creatures than the sheer number, as they are also a parasitic and manipulative species. As for the design, they are inspired by mole rats, giant entelodonts, and a mixture of different stink bugs.

[carlosvalderrama]

Banquo was the largest monster in Crane City, but his enormous size didn't help this giant to survive an encounter with the most dangerous predator in town: humans.

Those colors in which Banquo is rendered aren't his natural skin coloration; instead, it is a painful byproduct of how the monster-hunter humans called Raptors destroy their victims using explosive ambernoir harpoons.

This monster is similar to Sheik and Wraith regarding his body structure, but he is less bulky and sports a pug-nosed skull.

[carlosvalderrama]

For my return to Tumblr, I wanted to remind everybody of my latest works, these two graphic novels made with love, blood, and gargantuan monsters!

GIANTS and GIANTS: Ghosts of Winter are available wherever books are sold! Also, be sure to check the art blog of my brother Miguel! miguelvalderrama.tumblr.com

[carlosvalderrama]

Profile sheets for the main monsters for the first GIANTS comic, our boys WRAITH and SHEIK!

[carlosvalderrama]

More Wraith and Sheik! These were made for fun (and to see if I can make them possible someday...)

[carlosvalderrama]

The tunnels of Surface City hold a few surprises... Cross-section concept to use for reference in the narrative progression of one of the key scenes of GIANTS: Ghosts of Winter.