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tired of toothy mimics. i want a mimic to just fucking deck me
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Pulling-aggro’s art is excellent but yes this treasure chest with a fist is in fact the first illustration of a D&D mimic and therefore actually the first illustration of ANY mimic.
My illustration project! we had a short story prompt that we had to make an illustration for, and I had one about someone removing broken body parts to attain enlightenment. to keep with the mood of halloween i decided to take it in a more literal sense
It seems that in japan people is talking about a weird illustration of a youkai that resembles a lot showa era Godzilla, thing being that the illustration was made in 1860s, almost 100 years before Godzilla’s debut in Gojira (1954).
Called Hōnengyo, this monster was said to be a giant fish that lived at the bottom of deep rivers, though it looks more like an amphibian than a fish, it was most likely a loose description of a japanese giant salamander.
About the Images:
The first one is apparently the real Illustration that is now trending in Japan.
The second and third one are also images I found that seem to be old illustrations of said creature but Im not sure? Excuse me for my lack of knowledge in japanese.
The 4th and 5th are some cool sculptures I found online.
The final image is from yokai.com, were I got most of the info. Is a site I highly recommend!
im having a conniption because of this standalone illustration from a pacman joke book
Jose Cruz, from Graphic Artists Guild’s Directory of Illustration (1989)
Batman vs. The Joker by Bruce Timm *
Bruce Timm actually created this image to illustrate the 9 things he was not allowed to depict in BTAS.
Here is the full illustration with the bottom part which was cropped.
Can you spot all 9 taboo subject matter?
Catwoman thou
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