Lake monsters

The Crater Lake Monster (1977)

Kusshii, monster of Lake Kussharo (Hokkaidō - Japan)

This time I'll show you what's arguably the greatest artist of Norwegian folklore. Theodor Kittelsen (1857 - 1914) is famous for illustratin...

Raystown Ray For decades there have been many sightings of a creature in Pennsylvania Huntingdon County’s Raystown Lake. Old photos show large shadowy figures just below the surface, boaters describing sudden water turbulence and strange appearances of a large water creature, Raystown Ray. The first known photograph of Raystown Ray. Photographed by a local fisherman looking over the lake from the Huntingdon Co. “We’ve known it’s been in there a while now,” admitted Managing Director of…

Description A concept for the Loch Ness Monster. I don't often illustrate cryptids. The brief for this piece asked for the concept to incorporate some explanation for how Nessie has eluded investigators so effectively; my concept shows long filaments which act as camouflage when the creature is resting on the bottom of the loch.

Sea Serpents were the seventh monsters ever made available to fight. To summon a Sea Serpent, the respective colored Sea Serpent Egg is needed. Before February 2010, summoning required 1 Poseidon's Horn, and 1 to 4 Sea Serpent Eggs (it varied depending on the color Sea Serpent you wished to summon). You have 72 hours to kill a Sea Serpent before it flees. Up to 50 people may participate in the battle There are 4 different kinds of Sea Serpents. They vary in the amount of HP they have, and in…

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