WELCOME! Lets draw some monsters and eat some cake!
Who is Dansmonsters?
Born in the wilds of North West England, I’ve been raised up on a diet ofcomics, Italian Horror Movies, 80’s monster Movies and trashy, gory pulp horror novels and blackened death metal.
I enjoy creating wonderful monsters for you all to enjoy and hoepfully inspire you to crrate your own!
If I’m not splattering real or digital ink around, you can find me relaxing either reading one of my many pulp novels, listening to some dungeon synth or watching some trashy movie.
If you want to know more about the library check out the reviews at Library of Doom section of this website, which is free for all to read.
You can also see more of my work on Instagram. Please go check it out and support if you like monsters, trash horror and other such fun.
What are the rules for drawing monsters and other stuff:
They are not real, so draw them any damn way you want.
Forget stuff like anatomy. Who cares.
Use any tool and as many as you like as long as it makes an unholy mess.
Most importantly, have some bloody great fun!
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I will be writing about my art process, exclusive art,a peak into the Monster Bomb Studio,showing new work, personal musings,advice and inspiration, my influences and some of my favourite art that has inspired me. Plus, my Library Of Doom pulp novel reviews from my stupidly large collection !
I will also be posting my Dansmonsters Podcast, some extra videos of my process exclusive to substack that will not be on my You Tube Channel, The Monsterbomb Club.
So , if monsters, creepy drawings, cheap horror movies and trashy pulp novels are your thing, why not join me today!
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