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“That’s it man, game over man, game over!”

This has got to be one of the most unsettling LEGO creations we’ve seen yet. Carlos Valero, a Spanish LEGO enthusiast who goes by the name AL13N163NA on DeviantART, used nearly 500 bricks to create this awesome 1:1 scale replica of a Facehugger from the Alien film series.

Now we’re wondering if Carlos has plans to make a LEGO Chestburster next…

[via Obvious Winner]

“In his house at R’lyeh, dead Cthulhu waits dreaming. Dreaming of belly rubs.”
Jenny Fontana created this awesome illustration of Corgi-thulhu. We should all know better than to try petting one of the Ancient Ones, but this little monster is irresistible. Is that just part of his evil plan or is it the only way to prevent him from destroying us all?
Prints are currently available via Jenny’s Etsy store.
Cthulhu fhtagn.
[via Neatorama]

“In his house at R’lyeh, dead Cthulhu waits dreaming. Dreaming of belly rubs.”

Jenny Fontana created this awesome illustration of Corgi-thulhu. We should all know better than to try petting one of the Ancient Ones, but this little monster is irresistible. Is that just part of his evil plan or is it the only way to prevent him from destroying us all?

Prints are currently available via Jenny’s Etsy store.

Cthulhu fhtagn.

[via Neatorama]

Kaiju + Cats = Monster Kitty = Awesome
We love this awesome Kaiju Negora painting by Konatsu.
It’s going to be part of Monsters from the Island, a group neo-kaiju & sofubi show at The Clutter Gallery in New York. The show is being guest-curated by Monster Island NYC, opens on Saturday, March 9th and runs through April 6th, 2013.
[via Spanky Stokes]

Kaiju + Cats = Monster Kitty = Awesome

We love this awesome Kaiju Negora painting by Konatsu.

It’s going to be part of Monsters from the Island, a group neo-kaiju & sofubi show at The Clutter Gallery in New York. The show is being guest-curated by Monster Island NYC, opens on Saturday, March 9th and runs through April 6th, 2013.

[via Spanky Stokes]

We absolutely adore this awesome illustration, entitled Cerberus, created by San Francisco-based artist Josh Ellingson as a tribute to the “three-headed guardian of the underworld as well as the traveling Doggie Diner Heads of San Francisco.”

Both the original piece as well as coloured prints of Cerberus are currently available for purchase from Josh’s website.

Photo of the Doggie Diner Dog Heads taken by Scott Beale.

[via Laughing Squid]

Guinea Pigs Tore My Flesh!
“In the deepest, darkest wilds of Peru they encountered the savage ‘Chanchos de Muertos.’ The ‘Pigs of Death.’ The outside world considered them a myth, but they soon discovered the terrifying truth…”
Jason Chalker, a multi-talented artist and designer based in Dallas, Texas, sent us a link to this awesome B-movie poster that he created so we could add it to our slowly-growing collection of art featuring guinea pigs. Thanks to Jason we’ve learned that there is a dark side to those cute little cavies. Sometimes they can be savage beasties!
You can purchase a print of this piece over at Jason’s bigcartel shop. And be sure to spend some time at Jason’s flickr account to view more of his artwork.
Have you made something awesome that you’d like us to see? Submit it here.

Guinea Pigs Tore My Flesh!

In the deepest, darkest wilds of Peru they encountered the savage ‘Chanchos de Muertos.’ The ‘Pigs of Death.’ The outside world considered them a myth, but they soon discovered the terrifying truth…”

Jason Chalker, a multi-talented artist and designer based in Dallas, Texas, sent us a link to this awesome B-movie poster that he created so we could add it to our slowly-growing collection of art featuring guinea pigs. Thanks to Jason we’ve learned that there is a dark side to those cute little cavies. Sometimes they can be savage beasties!

You can purchase a print of this piece over at Jason’s bigcartel shop. And be sure to spend some time at Jason’s flickr account to view more of his artwork.

Have you made something awesome that you’d like us to see? Submit it here.

When he was a child designer Jason Goh liked to play with his food, his favorite food being fish balls. Jason’s grandmother concocted a scary fish ball monster story in hopes of getting him to stop playing with his food and simply eat it. She told him that, if he continued playing with them, the fish balls would turn into a big hairy monter and eat him instead. So Jason grew up and brought his grandmother’s story to life by creating this awesomely monstrous Moyee Chair, eye-catching, comfy, and hungry for tasty humans. We love that it even has a long, red tongue.

[via Yanko Design]

Artist Brandon Wilhelm created this awesome design for Cthuloops, a tasty (and potentially lethal) combination of Cthulhu and Froot Loops cereal.


“Straight from the depths of R’lyeh to your breakfast table… enjoy the flavors of the Deep Ones and raise your anxiety with a hearty bowl of CTHULOOPS every morning!”


T-shirts are available via Gimmick Tees and Redbubble.
Cthulhu fthagn.
[via Laughing Squid]

Artist Brandon Wilhelm created this awesome design for Cthuloops, a tasty (and potentially lethal) combination of Cthulhu and Froot Loops cereal.

“Straight from the depths of R’lyeh to your breakfast table… enjoy the flavors of the Deep Ones and raise your anxiety with a hearty bowl of CTHULOOPS every morning!”

T-shirts are available via Gimmick Tees and Redbubble.

Cthulhu fthagn.

[via Laughing Squid]

Holy smokes, it’s a bright pink Christmas tree monster. Christmas Kaiju!
This is a “Pink” holiday Garamon Tree created by Atom Gray and Kiera Harrison (aka Miss Magpie) of Maneki Nekro studios. The sculpture stands “approximately 30” tall on a turntable base, comes pre-wired with bright pink lights, includes the ultra-ornaments as well as the gift-wrapped city buildings, and can be purchased HERE right now…”
[via Spanky Stokes]

Holy smokes, it’s a bright pink Christmas tree monster. Christmas Kaiju!

This is a “Pink” holiday Garamon Tree created by Atom Gray and Kiera Harrison (aka Miss Magpie) of Maneki Nekro studios. The sculpture stands “approximately 30” tall on a turntable base, comes pre-wired with bright pink lights, includes the ultra-ornaments as well as the gift-wrapped city buildings, and can be purchased HERE right now…”

[via Spanky Stokes]