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Here's a few designs I made of the Big G recently.

Dino Godzilla:

I was inspired to do this one after I recently watched a short documentary about the production behind the first Godzilla movie. One of the things they showed was a picture of the very first sculpture of how they imagined the monster to look like, and he had a noticably more dinosaurian feel to him than what he later ended up with in the actual movie. Here I enhanced some of those qualities and made a design that looks much more like how the theropods would often look like in old dinosaur films, walking upright and with the tail dragging behind it. Out of these three, this one is my favorite.

Slim Godzilla:

This one is the complete opposite of the previous one, being a lot slimmer and built more for speed. I guess it's pretty obvious that this one is heavily influenced by the American design, while still keeping the more recognicable things from the original Japanese.

Classic Godzilla:

This one is pretty traditional and not much is changed from the original, but I wanted to try and make a Godzilla that looks pretty traditional, which is something I don't often do. Here I tried to make him look like his showa appearance from the early to mid sixties. A little chubby compared to how I usually make him, but I like this one.

Description
Here's a few designs I made of the Big G recently.

Dino Godzilla:

I was inspired to do this one after I recently watched a short documentary about the production behind the first Godzilla movie. One of the things they showed was a picture of the very first sculpture of how they imagined the monster to look like, and he had a noticably more dinosaurian feel to him than what he later ended up with in the actual movie. Here I enhanced some of those qualities and made a design that looks much more like how the theropods would often look like in old dinosaur films, walking upright and with the tail dragging behind it. Out of these three, this one is my favorite.

Slim Godzilla:

This one is the complete opposite of the previous one, being a lot slimmer and built more for speed. I guess it's pretty obvious that this one is heavily influenced by the American design, while still keeping the more recognicable things from the original Japanese.

Classic Godzilla:

This one is pretty traditional and not much is changed from the original, but I wanted to try and make a Godzilla that looks pretty traditional, which is something I don't often do. Here I tried to make him look like his showa appearance from the early to mid sixties. A little chubby compared to how I usually make him, but I like this one.