𝐉. 𝐑. 𝐂𝐨𝐟𝐟𝐫𝐨𝐧さんのイラストまとめ

Monstrosity #126 is passive by nature but also quite volatile. If disturbed beyond its routine of stacking and eating igneous rocks, this creature can cause quite a bit of damage. Between its armored plates #126 secretes a pyrophoric ooze.

@skeletoncrewrip I'm quite invested in this artist 😉 https://t.co/1irTA9piOO

Made this a thousand years ago. Circa 2014

I've always liked this one for some reason. Old piece I am thinking of revisiting. Or maybe expand the world of it altogether. Help me decide?

Twas a great show yesterday. Here is my redesign entry for Demona. Had some fun with this one as it was one of those designs that came out of smoothly--like my brain had a lot of fiber. @Greg_Weisman @fdpaur

Portfolio day eh? Feeling cute so here are some items from our fledgling podcast Monstieur. #portfolioday

My Nemesis Tyrant from today's Monstieur Podcast. Thanks to the artists that contributed to making monsters great again and thanks for you watchers! ;)

Many moons ago Monstrosities were born. I was never huge into Pokemon, but they are monsters and I absolutely love monsters. These two were the very first of the series and happened to be featured on Kotaku. Pikachu was done by myself and Weezing was with Stephen Oakley.