Maxi Luchini
I've been a fan of this artist blog for many months now. There's always some comical and derranged scene being portrayed in Maxi's images which are always populated with the oddest of creatures.

Sylvia Roberti





















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I discovered these drawings in a post at the Swapatorium blog. These works were apparently acquired at a garage sale of all places. According to a message on that page, Sylvia Roberti lived from 1910 to 1985 and spent much of her life in Chicago. I imagine she was inspired by the works of the Hairy Who. These odd characters remind me of the groups odd and cartoon like stylization of human figures.

Additional works by Roberti can be found here and here.

Edgar Ende
Many nightmarish and surreal works on display at this gallery.

Link found thanks to Deadcalm.

Miodrac Djuric Dado
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One of the greatest artists of the last century in fantastic and monstrous imagery, Dado paints and draws grotesque abstractions of humans. I think of him as an expressionistic version of Hieronymus Bosch. His works are usually filled to the brim with wild nightmarish visions but if you squint your eyes you can almost see a colorful scene void of any horror.

Article on Dado
Documentary of Dado
Photos from an exhibit of Dado's drawings.
Photos of Dado
Short video showing Dado painting

The majority of Dado artworks posted here were acquired thanks to Felix Lachance. Click here to hear one of his eerie musical compositions.

Luke Przybylski
Here is the art blog of my friend Luke Przybylski. He's made many phantastic drawings. Some of his recent work involves bizarre digital manipulations that resemble dream like organic formations. He's also a member of the art group I'm attached to "Eaten By Ducks".


*** UPDATE*** Welcome to all the new viewers, you'll find a particularly bizarre array of artists on this blog every day. I have some great things planned in the coming weeks and months, from giant posts dedicated to horror manga, monster toys, monster movie posters, strange beasts from Conan the Barbarian comics and a great display of monsters from videogames in all their pixelated glory.

The Ars Goetia
I've painted my way through half of the 72 demons from the ancient text of the Ars Goetia. The finished 5 1/4 x 7 1/4 inch paintings can be seen at my other art blog "The Mutated Skeleton Cave". For any fans of Monster Brains that are interested, I've decided to sell individual paintings for 15 dollars plus shipping instead of the regular 20 dollars. Check the Skeleton Cave to see which paintings are still available and to see further details. Contact me at evilenergy@yahoo.com and be sure to say you're interested in the Monster Brains discount.

More Martin Ontiveros

Here's a couple great monster paintings by Martin Ontiveros that I found over at the Grass Hut blog.
The top one is part of the Fantagraphics Beasts! Book.

Bwana Spoons