Fantasy Creatures Gallery

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“Moth fay”.Who said fairies were sparkling harmless creatures? :P[Facebook • DeviantArt

talesfromweirdland:Ivory Tower visitors from THE NEVERENDING STORY (1984). Scenes like this one cons

This is it! Finaly sheet of this skyeel journey!Here you see the greater skyeel family, all gathered

Osysa and Kamaljiori. Legit worried about them pleASE LET THEM BE FINE-Same piece on Twitter-

Model and finished version of a Guardian, from Big Trouble in Little China (1986). What it sees, Lo

Ivory Tower visitors from THE NEVERENDING STORY (1984). Scenes like this one constituted a great mov

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The model sheet. The yellow ‘flag’ is usuallynot extended unless for fronting to another male, or fo

What are some ways the greater skyeel couldinteract with a character? What if it’s a creature in a g

This is the female greater skyeel with fullsail. Unlike aquatic fishes, back fins are only retracted

“Creatures from El” sculptures by Ellen Jewett

This is the size chart for all the skyeels, and the first sheet to be compiled because at one point

Four Lovecraftian monsters. The Great Race of Yith, Deep One, the Byakhee, Nyarlathotep.

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The Fear.Illustration by Edwin Henel for German fantasy/horror magazine, The Orchid Garden. 1919. Th

FREE STUFF!!!Some more of the monsters earlier this year to be used in indie games but didn’t

Vodyanoy, the Water Sprite (1934). By Russian artist, Ivan Bilibin. I like how the creature kind of

dailycatdrawings:663: Basilisk (Fantasy beast Week, Day 3)

talesfromweirdland:Spotlight on the giant from Equinox (1970). Sure, he hits like a little girl, but

talesfromweirdland:Mardi Gras costume designs from the late 19th/early 20th century. Masters of the

talesfromweirdland:Mardi Gras costume designs from the late 19th/early 20th century. Masters of the

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