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Twilight Terrors, oil painting from 1979 (designed for a Halloween edition of National Lampoon magazine.) click here to see another copy.

Charles Glaubitz
Juxtapoz has a great post on a recent show of Glaubitz with pictures of his new painting series involving the quarks. The quarks are "the smallest particles of the subatomic world, they are trained by the deities to be prepared when the one comes back into our dimension." Check them out here.

The official site is under construction.
More paintings can be seen here.
Scroll down this page to see additional paintings.
Read an interview with Glaubitz here.

Diary of Inhuman Species
Here is an excellent journal of imaginative monster creations from Stan of the Stan and Vince website previously mentioned here.

There are also guest monsters made by various artists, I might have to contribute one of my own.

edit - I just noticed that this link gets the honor of being my 666th post.

Ferris Plock
Fecal Face has posted a great collection of recent monster paintings by Ferris Plock, check em out.

More Arent van Bolten
There is a great post on the art of Arent van Bolten over at the always amazing art blog Giornale Nuovo. Mr H saw my previous post on the curious sculptures and drawings of grotesque beasts and has since acquired a book with additional works by Bolten. He has scanned in much larger examples of Bolten's beasts then were previously available online, enjoy.

Friedrich Pacher - Christ In Limbo (detail)
Here is a detail from a painting of tempera on pine panel by Friedrich Pacher titled "Christ In Limbo" dated from the 1460's. See the full painting here.

Judson Huss - Anger
The above painting is oil on panel from 1984. Click here to see more paintings by Huss.

Paul Pretzer

These paintings present a strange fantasy world where everyone resembles a cartoon animal with a human body. Each work reveals another unusual scene often involving some form of amputation or decapitation.

Extraordinary Creatures Of The Abyss

Things in the real world can often be found to be far more unusual than anything we can dream up.