swamp monster
Devin Platts --
Friday, March 12, 2010 at 8:36 AM worked this one up a bit different from my usual process. Not sure if it really shows, but it was fun.

Devin Platts --
Friday, March 12, 2010 at 8:36 AM worked this one up a bit different from my usual process. Not sure if it really shows, but it was fun.

Jason Felix --
Monday, March 8, 2010 at 8:59 PM Hello,
For the past couple of years I have been talking with Imagine FX about creating a tutorial for their magazine. Finally, the timing was perfect and gave some insight to how I work using photos with my concept designs.
I've created a Photoshop tutorial for issue #55 of Imagine FX's magazine. Its all about my elusive approach to creating creature designs and utilizing photo elements to complete a finished look. Here is a preview and hope everyone digs,
-Jason
Anthony Jones --
Wednesday, February 24, 2010 at 12:25 PM Lots of things been going on in my life but back alive! heres my revival drawing for this blog ;) enjoy yall.
Tiffany Turrill --
Tuesday, February 23, 2010 at 8:34 PM Hey everyone! I'm Tiffany and this is my first post at CreatureSpot. Glad to be here! :D
Here's a bunch of stuff that spans my art skool career, some commissions, to now: in the development of a kiddie adventure book. Unfortunately all the game work I've done through the years is STILL against NDA to show, even though the project's been cancelled. :( boooo
But that's how it goes in the wicky-wild-wild west.
So LET'S DO THIS THING. Critters abound! :D
Love and hugs,
Tiff
























Davi Blight --
Sunday, February 21, 2010 at 3:02 PM The Idea of this creature is that it Travels the deserts and slowly follows animals(and humans) who look like they are faint of life. The creature attacks only when the prey is weakened to the point where it cannot defend itself.
Each victim it consumes is turned into an acidic sap that it stores into column-like sacs on it's back, which will the Morvanger will explode if every attacked. Desert Tribes sometimes worship the Morvanger's as they believe they are walking graveyards that ferry the dead between worlds. Some of these fanatics will send their elderly out to search for Morvanger's to shepard them to their afterlife.
I hope you like, was fun!
Brynn Metheney --
Saturday, February 20, 2010 at 2:32 PM Just some sketches in my free time of possible mermaid profiles. I might do a small series of head studies since these were so much fun! :D


Laurel Austin --
Saturday, February 20, 2010 at 4:35 AM I'm Laurel, senior concept artist at Splash Damage, helping making games in London. Our latest project is Brink, a first person shooter set on a craaaazy floating city. I was responsible for character and weapon design, plus a fair number of environments, tech and vehicles. Bits of everything, really :)
What I do for work isn't too creature focused, but in spare time I sculpt and creatures are always a favourite subject for that. I'm sculpting just about all the time and I should post some new stuff as I finish it, but here are some more-or-less recent works! A mix of regular Super Sculpey and Super Sculpey Firm is what I tend to mostly use.



a turnaround for allosaurus can be found here!

Cheers!

Jerad S Marantz --
Friday, February 19, 2010 at 9:11 PM 



Joverine --
Thursday, February 18, 2010 at 4:22 AM I originally did this for Bobby Chiu's Ustream show called
the Chiustream. He was interviewing Mike Mignola and the
topic Mike picked for the contest was Frankenstein. I ended
up posting too late to be eligible for the contest but had
lots of fun doing it anyways. I used the original b&w Frankie
as reference and just made 'im a bit bulkier and maybe grumpier too.
cheers
joe
John Cherevka --
Wednesday, February 17, 2010 at 9:06 PM ![]()
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Hello my name is John Cherevka I have been a key artist at Legacy efx a.k.a. Stan Winston Studios for ten years. I sculpt and paint traditionally and as of late I have been delving into digital.
I painted this fake head of Sam Worthington and the legs below for Avatar.
Im on the right Jamie Gove is on the left.![]()

Brynn Metheney --
Saturday, February 13, 2010 at 12:49 PM Here is the first page to “A Social Dispute” – a sequential approach to Red Tailed Mardiks and their behavior. The comic will be six pages long and will be available at the store soon. Find out more on The Morae River.com