D&D General [ART THREAD]Your Personal Favorite D&D Art For a Monster

[TravDoc42]

If this isn't stretching the definition too far, and maybe not my favorite, since some of the classics have already been covered, however, the toy figurine of the "Neo-otyugh" has always stuck with me!
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Appropriately grotty!

 

[J.Quondam]

If this isn't stretching the definition too far, and maybe not my favorite, since some of the classics have already been covered, however, the toy figurine of the "Neo-otyugh" has always stuck with me!
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Well, i think we have a potential popcorn bucket design for the next D&D movie.

 

[the Jester]

If this isn't stretching the definition too far, and maybe not my favorite, since some of the classics have already been covered, however, the toy figurine of the "Neo-otyugh" has always stuck with me!
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He looks like he's flipping you off. Love it.

 

[Henadic Theologian]

Brachina

Brachinas, also known as pleasure devils, were insidious baatezu,[1] an enhanced form of erinyes who specialized in the art of seduction and corruption,[2] particularly the servants of the gods.[1] In the infernal rankings of devils, brachinas were generally concluded to be of the same rank as...

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I like that the art for Brachina looks like Hell's Jazz Singer.

Like besides the evil look on her face, you have no idea what your facing.

 

[Ralif Redhammer]

If this isn't stretching the definition too far, and maybe not my favorite, since some of the classics have already been covered, however, the toy figurine of the "Neo-otyugh" has always stuck with me!
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Love it. The designs on the LJN D&D toys were tops in my book. Bold colors and designs. This one is probably a big part of why I love carrion crawlers:

 

[TravDoc42]

Tony DiTerlizzi really defined a lot of the Planescape monsters, and the glabrezu is no exception for me. While I love how beefy this demon is usually depicted, the idea of this massive evil monster looking like a twitchy sight hound is amazing! It really feels like what monster that's from a plane of Chaos and Evil would look like, at least in my eyes.

 

[dave2008]

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Tony DiTerlizzi really defined a lot of the Planescape monsters, and the glabrezu is no exception for me. While I love how beefy this demon is usually depicted, the idea of this massive evil monster looking like a twitchy sight hound is amazing! It really feels like what monster that's from a plane of Chaos and Evil would look like, at least in my eyes.

Not a fan of a lot of 2e era DiTerlizzi art. I know a lot of people like it, but it turned me off. That being said, I am fine with this being another version of a glabrezu. The more the merrier!