DAILY MONSTER 205
Good morning. Thank you for visiting the Daily Monsters the week, when they were actually daily again. I had fun doing clips for you at the old fast and furious pace, and I really loved the stories you posted. Check out yesterday’s haul by clicking here.
And now, without further delay, please enjoy this small, yet grand finale:
I just committed to the next Daily Monster project yesterday afternoon. It’ll be something fun in a different format, and most definitely a collector’s item. (No, not a toy. :^) Stay tuned for more after the AIGA Conference in Memphis.
But there’ll be other things between now and then, I’m sure.
For now, I hope you’ll have an excellent weekend.
And of course I hope you realize that 344 LOVES YOU
Say wilderluege, au revoir and arriverderci to Strange Serious Matter. Yes you knew him—particle physicist and brilliant mind behind the team who for over 30 years poured their hearts and souls into the building and activation of the Hadron Collider. But Strange Serious Matter had a deep dark secret. Always in the back of his logical scientifically sophisticated head, he had doubts and dreadful thoughts of the outcome of what could happen once the switch was flicked on. And so, Mr. Matter had prepared for the worst.
Late last night, and with no hesitation, Mr. Matter implemented his plan and jumped ship after activating his jet pack retrofitted lab coat when the black hole meannies started to escape the collider and suck up parts of the huge lab. As he was being blasted out of the lab, his bottom lip and jaw were sucked into one of the meannies black holes but he managed to free it with a bit of extra turbo power from the rear. He escaped with minor lower facial damage.
Rumor has it that he will be residing in Quantum Mechanicsville on Mars until further notice and has changed his name to Strange but-no-longer-Serious Antimatter.
Now goodbye. And a beautiful, hopefully not too smokey, weekend to you too Stefan.
Oh-ho-ho! All that, an LHC setting, and a great name change at the end? Nice!!! You’re clearly on the Monster wavelength, Karen. Thank you! :^)
Houston…we have lift off!
First Monster on the Moon…
First Monster BACK on the Moon. You don’t think they sent Armstrong and Aldrin up there alone, do you?
I used to think that i’m a vampire monster, but my teeth not vampire-ish enough. So i took those shinny yellow shoes!
Voila…
I’m the Mask Monster *cling the teeth*
Ha! Excellent! Thank you, Aina. I like that. :^)
Dave knew something was wrong when he found his head had gone through the roof. Yes, he had a big ego, but surely not that big.
by the way, ive created my own monsters, is there anywhere i can post them?
ok, its not the best story in the world.
Oh, I don’t know, Bob. I quite like it. Thank you for posting it. :^)
heres my monster, inspired by the one and only Stefan Bucher!
Thanks to Stefan Bucher; i saw your book in the shops priced £4 (about $6.50) and was inspired. And thanks to grandma for buying me all those sharpies!
Whoa! You can post images in the comments section? How did you do that, J? that’s so cool! And your drawing, too! I like that your monster is so furry! :^D
i know some html so to put a picture in i did <'img src="url"'> without the ‘s!
love the monsters by the way!
My favorite till now!!!
hello from Portugal 🙂
#57 is my favorite.
I would bloody love rocket feet!
Stefan i hope you dont mind i did a little article on you on my blog,i love your monsters and i even tried one of my own!
its here if you fancy a peep!
thank you!
neil x
Thank you very much for the lovely shout-out, Neil. That’s very kind of you! I think Tree Boy looks outstanding! Nicely done!
Hi Stefan,
Thought you might like to see the latest elementary school monsters from Syd Breton’s class at Moseley Elementary.
Thanks for sharing your greatness!
Marsha Cruce
http://moseley.putnamschools.org/Moseley/Photos/Photos.html
Oh wow, Marsha! These are great photos of excellent monsters! I love this! Thank you very much for posting the link! (And my apologies for taking so long to respond with a Thank You!)
Both fine choices, I think. Thank you, Joana Maria and J Daly. :^)