Monsters of the Bermuda Triangle

The internet is a remarkable place. It inspires such astounding work at times. For example, conceptart.org is a community of artists who meet online, share and critique their work and often produce pictures of a high quality without recompense beyond what they can learn from each other. One of the community’s weekly activities is “Creature of the Week”; apparently a concept is announced and those who wish to be involved create a creature accordingly. Often, by following a thread, you can watch the picture developing.

Creature of the Week #57: Secret of the Bermuda Triangle

This theme produced some fantastic giant monsters. Click on the pictures to see larger versions.

Bolman COW big

This one was painted by someone who goes by the moniker Supervlieg. His real name is Bolman.

Bermuda triangle 2

This one is by Simon Boxer.

Bermuda triangle 3

And this is by Chuck Wadley.

Great work, guys.

The “Secret of the Bermuda Triangle” thread is here. For those who like such things, there are many more monsters to enjoy, so go take a look around!

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6 Responses to Monsters of the Bermuda Triangle

  1. Avery says:

    WOW!! These guys are extremely talented!! They definitely have a future ahead of them in the business!! Imagine what great monster comic books and dvd covers they could create??

  2. Simon Boxer says:

    Hey Rob, wow! Thanks for the props. Much appreciated.

    I didn’t even realise my site had been linked to until just this week, as I’ve changed it to a WP template and am proceeding to update it… After 2+ years of solid employment I find myself needing a portfolio again ;)

    Best of luck with your endeavours, take it easy.
    Simon

  3. lol says:

    what is happening to are world wat is this creature and hw has it involved ibn our livess whhyyy wjhhhyyyy whyy is it doin this whyyy!!! helpp meee

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  5. eddie says:

    nice picture but…. is it real that we have that size of monster in our world..

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