Plant Monster Kids T-Shirts

Vampire Broccoli

An owl?

This science fiction alien creature is deep in thought, but is it alone? For anyone into sci-fi, aliens, original art or stories.

The Plant Monster

You've no doubt seen the local phatmoth's crawling about. Not only are they big and fluffy, sporting bright colors that stand out among the nightberries, but they also give off a low hum. The phatmoth demands attention, but sadly it isn't calling for You. Still, we are fortunate to enjoy their siren song. Er, hum! So why not show your appreciation and your impeccable taste in oddly mammalian bugs? Or just enjoy staring into the wise gaze of this specimen. Truly awe-inspiring.

Venus McFlytrap from Monster High G3

Unbelivable rainbow magnolia at sunset :)

Green is usually associated with envy, but I wanted to do something more positive for this one in the monster girl rainbow mood series I've been doing!

Hanging out with snakes.

Very dangerous

Okay, but what if cactus but also gargoyle?

Composition of magic creatures and things

What a 'lil lad

Umdhlebi ( also known as Umdhlebe or Umdhlebie) is an unverified plant species purported to originate in Zululand, South Africa.

Kawaii doodle monster illustration

Cute cactopus, plural cactopi.

skater cactus

sci-fi creation that looks like flower with cats eye

Thank you

Toxic street art style

The window leaves are a genus of plants in the arum family. They are common in the Neotropics. Few species are used by humans as ornamental plants and food plants.

Caladium Bicolor is blooming watching the world.

part of monster girl ocs w plants design series

very creepy

Well.... would you like a snack cracker?

Makep your mind!

Fun depiction of Audrey 2 from LSOH

flower monster design

A cat sitting among a venus flytrap

A new relative to Demogorgons and Demodogs - it's the Democat

Creepy Creature

Can you carve a brain out of a watermelon? Just asking for a friend...

bird man! funky bird man! (hes homeless)

An illustration of an Alocasia portei from the 19th century.

Introducing this plant based cheese. This monstera, aka swiss cheese plant, is 100% plant based, since it literally is a plant. We don't recommend eating your monstera with your mouth (eyes only!)

its a bunch of tentacles growing in a pot like they were some sort of plants