#willisrharrower

Nessie

Well I'm sure it was to be expected that eventually I would get around to depicting Scotland's Loch Ness monster, this creature was no doubt the first cryptid that I had ever heard of (the same could likely be said for all of us I imagine) and likely remains the most publicized of all the world's legendary monsters.

As is the case with all cryptid sightings: the Loch Ness monster's description has varied significantly since it was first reported in 1933, largely however the description has been conducive to that of a prehistoric marine reptile such as the Plesiosaur.

Rampaging Makara

The Makara is an iconic cultural mainstay across all of Asia, featured in countless works of art throughout the centuries and out of all the mythical creatures I have illustrated it is far and away the most venerated and celebrated!

Given the sheer number of cultural references it would be foolish of me to even attempt to go into any real detail about it's significance as it clearly means so many different things to so many people but I am always fascinated with the popularity and reputation of monsters and if you feel the same way I urge you to look into this awesome creature for yourself.

For centuries he had ruled his people and the people adored their pharaoh.

After centuries of delicate intrigue and deception the madness of the people had finally welled to the brim.

The time for savoring was over and Nyarlathotep could resist no longer, unmasked at last he gorged himself on their terror, demolishing everything he had built like a child knocking over a house of cards just to see it fall.

Shub-Niggurath I

Last year I started a series of Shub-Niggurath pictures that became a bit too ambitious for the quality of pencils I had been using up until now.

Nain Rouge