Monster Cartoon Arts – Monsters Inc. Indeed
Our showcase below will definitely be of great interest for all our readers, irrespective of age, occupation, gender, or any other differences. This is because it offers multiple works of creative designers featuring cartoon and fairy tale monsters, weird creatures, and unbelievable animals.
Since the time immemorial fairy tales, people created, always told us about a life-and-death struggle between the good, represented by a strong, brave, kind and handsome hero, and the evil – some terrible, ugly, and cruel monster. The appearance, specific features, and character traits of both changed according to the epoch and time requirements.
These days we enjoy not only ancient fairy tales – we have numerous movies and cartoons, where monsters are the main characters. Their specific feature today is not always a bad temper – many cartoon monsters are funny, comic, good-natured, and kind. They are often depicted as creatures, which play with kinds or even guard and protect them.
However, horrible angry monsters are always there too. They are an inherent part of the fiction, because the violent struggle between the good and the evil is a topical problem today as well.
Moreover, modern cartoon art has gone even further: sometimes good and positive monsters look scary and ugly, while cruel ones do not always have horrible and frightful appearance – they can look rather sneaky, sly, freakish, and simply unpleasant.
Check out our pictures and try to guess the nature of those monsters represented there, which ones are bad, and which are good? Now, are you sure of your choice?
Vector art
The Champ by Ivan Bliznak


Lollypop by Buka69


Monster – Series 2 by Dirk Erik Schulz


Sewer Monster by Sarah Kamada


Toilet Monster by Erin


Infiltration by Zim-dez


M2 Creative Monster by arktiari


IMFOREST by Enkor


Lava Bat by James


Dust by Selvatici Fabio


Monster of rock n’ roll by Bruno


Tupoo by Miroslav Kostic


Lover Roy by Miroslav Kostic


Mummy by James


Paintings
Monster by Randis Albion


Monster Mash by Riana Møller


DMV Monster by Wyatt S. Miles


Halloween Monster by Tsvetelina Valkanova


Forest Monster by Betsy Bauer


Hollow Head by Serj


Towneater by Laura Wächter


.demon by Tien


B-51 by Mikajima


Giant monster attack concept by Ramses Melendez


Owl Bear by Ben Wootten


LOTRO: Mazog Update by Devon Cady-Lee


Monster Grind vol. 1 by Bryce Gunkel


Yes I Am by Smirtouille


Gorgeous by Jinghua Gao


Fun With Horns by PootDamnYou


Character Art by Marco Bucci


Earth Elemental by Nicolás Peña


Inside Out Martian Boy by Diego Almazan


Little fear by Gagatka


Fire Elemental by Nicolás Peña


Monsters and butterflies by Gobeldygook


The junkfood monster by Carl Aspuria


Face to face by David Szabo


Fooshie by Ma. Luisa Gonzaga


From the Sketchbook by German Guzik


Sang Goro Api by Zamzami


Let me love you by Olga Dąbrowska


Creature Doodles by Gaius


Monster-3-Painting by Ahmet ERDOĞAN


Winged Beast by Michael Jaecks


Azathoth by Irene Strychalski


Idiotzard by Katarzyna Buczyłko


Forest Wars by Desmond Wong


Drooling lollipop monster by ChineseWarri0r


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Pavol Janovicek With 30 years of life experience behind my shoulders, today I find myself focused mainly around two core values: my family (I am a happy husband and a proud father) and IT in its broadest meaning, including but not limited to hardware and software techniques and innovations. My special interest and true passion is photography. Here I am ready to put my signature under each word, once said by Dorothea Lange: “The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera.” Being a part of Cruzine team, I enjoy instant process of learning as well as sharing my own experience in photography and IT with the readers of this digital magazine.