Godzilla
194 creative works found
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Bambi Meets Godzilla
by Gregoryno6For those who have never seen this you are in for a treat. A true landmark in the history of mod…
For those who have never seen this you are in for a treat. A true landmark in the history of modern animation.
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I love this shot…I like the finger prints on my Godzilla and my attempt to recreate a small scale New York City. Don’t worry…the man got away…he now lives in Sweden.
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GODZILLA ??? Placed in the Top Ten
by mlynndMy image GODZILLA ??? pleaced in the Top Ten in the New Work – Outdoors Only challenge of the TPW (3 per day only) Group. Thank you, so m…
My image GODZILLA ??? pleaced in the Top Ten in the New Work – Outdoors Only challenge of the TPW (3 per day only) Group. Thank you, so much. Lynn
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#52
by voodoomaggieA hundred themes challenge dedicated to my creations the shadowlings
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A giant foot attacks Hand City
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Rodan, a monster from the Godzilla movies.
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Gumby, posing as Dick the tour guide, had finally devised / a plan to get the toys to go with him peacefully. He hated having to use the straight jackets, especially on this group. / Also having Pokey stand with a camera helped to distract them. The toys loved to have their pictures taken. / . / made for the LMAO toys challenge
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This rather grumpy visitor’s from out of town – he’s hungry. A little vector monster mash experiment for a challenge using a limited colour palette. Detail / Stay in touch Subscribe to T-Shirt Updates Subscribe to my T-Shirt blog | visit the blog
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Monster from Gamera 90’s Heisei series
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1968 Godzilla
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Godzilla Times: Lucky In Tokyo!
by LuckyvegetableIt’s the morning of our second day in Japan, and it’s a testament to the pace that we’ve been going at that we’re having our ‘restful da…
It’s the morning of our second day in Japan, and it’s a testament to the pace that we’ve been going at that we’re having our ‘restful day’ on our second day here. / We arrived in the evening and were met by my brother, looking severely blond in the crowd (this is from a bottle, he is channeling Paris Hilton, clearly…) after a train journey of about an hour or so (which is just the thing after a 13 hr journey) we arrived in the suburb of Oji, where my brother lives, and walked for another 10 or so minutes till we got to my brother’s very spacious apartment, in which two, or maybe even three mice, could easily stretch out and relax. Yup, it’s little. It’s soooo little. To give you an idea, it’s about a third of the size of our flat in Parkdale. But hey, it’s free, and clean, and we get to see Slate (though he may regret this in time..) so I’m not complaining. / Once we dumped our bags, had a shower using my brother’s patented ‘modesty curtain’ (a cheapy tatami mat that we dangle from a hook in front of the see through shower door) we decided, well, as it’s only 11pee emm, lets get on our bikes (literally, he’s got three) and ride on down into town for drinkies and nosh. / We ended up at a very nice little ‘pub’ where we sat on the floor and ate tapas style with lovely Japanese pickles, rice and noodley goodness items, accompanied by giant mugs of falling down water. I have discovered Japanese ‘sour’ drinks, which are huge, not really sour, and make me happy. This is a good thing, but slightly less so when I then have to get back on a wobbly fold up bike and ride around the neighbourhood…. hehe…but it was funny…very funny. / Yesterday, our first real day here, was spent riding the rails and getting to grip with the metro system. We covered a lot of ground, walked up and down a lot of hills, and got a lot of sunburn. ouch. I’ve seen a lot of strange things already, and am expecting to see many many more, but one overriding factor that I can see, is that so many things here are CUTE, or geared towards being cute. The shops are cute, the food is cute, the clothes are cute, the people are cute. It all gathers together to make something strange and a bit out there, because at home, it’s not really an acceptable pastime, just being cute, but here it’s A CALLING. Today we’re going to get back on the bikes and ride around the neighbourhood, and see if we can find some parks and photo opportunities. Michael is having no trouble with this, and my brother and I often have to double back to find him crouched in some corner or another, getting that ‘perfect shot’ Ok, that’s enough for now, I have some sunburn to go and work on, and my little wheely folding companion is waiting to show me the sights =) / Big Love, Lucky
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This piece is from my Rorschach series. Inks, Watercolor and Colored Pencil on Rag Paper
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From “Monster Toys” Portrait Series
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Collection of kaiju/ monsters from modern Japanese movies.
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Collection of kaiju/ monsters from classic Japanese movies.
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Collection of kaiju/ monsters from Japanese movies.
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Eath Science Picture of the Day
by Paul GittoI am thrilled to announce that *“Rockzilla has been awarded Earth Science Picture of the Day...
I am thrilled to announce that “Rockzilla has been awarded Earth Science Picture of the Day for Nov. 8,2009 The Earth Science Picture of the Day highlights the diverse processes and phenomena which shape our planet and our lives. EPOD collects and archive photos, imagery, graphics, and artwork with short explanatory captions and links exemplifying features within the Earth system.
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Godzilla Head if Andy Warhol did it
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All things living was the only criteria for this page. its just animals creatures and things. Part of mikoto’s 2010 Calender
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The cover of my 2010 Calender. Not sure how the print will go on fabric as its pretty intricate, but I like how this turned out and you cant go wring with black and white. / Scotty /
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Kong… fearless. Accustomed to command of all within his realm, yet with a certain weakness for blondes. / Godzilla… power without control or remorse, yet woefully misunderstood. / The earth trembled as they approached. Kong, arms raised in fearsome display, roared his challenge… / Godzilla, lacking in mental acumen and brain size, charged forward… Someone was thinking when they placed these advertising inflatables. I had no choice… I had to shoot. / Mansfield, Ohio
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