Last year we introduced you to The Monster Project, an awesome initiative that sees professional artists adding their own unique touches to monster doodles created by kids in elementary. Well now we're bringing you more of their amazing collaborations, and as you can see below, the results are quite spectacular.
Based out of Texas, the purpose of the project is to encourage creativity and provide inspiration for artistic children everywhere. "With a decreasing emphasis on arts in schools, many children don’t have the opportunity for creative exploration they deserve," reads their website. "That’s a monstrous trend we would like to destroy. As artists ourselves, we understand how important that initial creative exposure is and how it can truly alter the shape of a child's future. Creativity comes in many forms, and we hope to encourage their exploration of their own unique perceptions of the world we share." Vote for your favorite pictures below, and check out their website for more info.
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Does anyone else get disturbed at the dead bodies or just me??? Hahaha
In the artists drawing of the monster the monster is holding a picture of himself but the drawing of himself that he is holding up isn't holding a pic of a drawing or himself :''(
Love this... something about a chainsaw-wielding monster with an affinity for teddy bears that i find relatable
Where's the wall calendar or drawing? Otherwise pretty good in expanding out intentions of kid's
This is what you get for running with sharp pencils... it's all good fun until someone loses an eye! o_O
This artist's version has been somewhat sanitised. In the original, the three eyed monster has pulled the eyeballs out of a bloody, decapitated head. o_O Nice kid! Needs therapy!
This one looks like the combination of Mike and Sulley from the Monsters Inc. :) <3
I can't help but want to ruffle the fluffle of this adorable demon creature.
This is just taking the original creature and slapping it onto the picture at the bottom.
Missed out on the musical setting, but seems artist is able to interpret storyline of the kid otherwise.
This has turned from battling an evil pencil to a happy-go-lucky picture for 2 month old babies.
This draw reminds me of Director Nigel Brown from The Amazing World of Gumball
