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SCP Foundation Creature Designs

My various artistic interpretations of creatures from the SCP Wiki, a science fiction web anthology of fictional documentations and tales written in a grounded, clinical tone by countless talented authors. I did these back in 2019/2020 as creature design experiments, and I decided to share these here to show that I'm also open to work on creature designs for an SCP fangame if given the chance.

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SCP-682. I decided to portray him in a fully regenerated "default form" as opposed to a heavily mutated, acid burned corpse. The design was inspired by theropod dinosaurs, varanid lizards, and the skulls of toothed whales.

SCP-682. I decided to portray him in a fully regenerated "default form" as opposed to a heavily mutated, acid burned corpse. The design was inspired by theropod dinosaurs, varanid lizards, and the skulls of toothed whales.

SCP-096. The design was partially inspired by descriptions of the French showman known as Tarrarre, with his stretched out mouth, sagging gut, and ulcer-lined esophagus.

SCP-096. The design was partially inspired by descriptions of the French showman known as Tarrarre, with his stretched out mouth, sagging gut, and ulcer-lined esophagus.

SCP-754. At the time I drew this, many artists were portraying it as being like a glowing dromaeosaur. I decided to follow that design trend, but with a Gigeresque twist.

SCP-754. At the time I drew this, many artists were portraying it as being like a glowing dromaeosaur. I decided to follow that design trend, but with a Gigeresque twist.

SCP-939. Since they are ambush predators, I depicted them with heavily muscled bodies for overpowering human prey. Elements of the design were inspired by various mammals, namely felids, canids and primates.

SCP-939. Since they are ambush predators, I depicted them with heavily muscled bodies for overpowering human prey. Elements of the design were inspired by various mammals, namely felids, canids and primates.

SCP-966. Rather than designing them as skull-faced demon-like creatures, I based them directly on their written physical description, resembling "hairless digitigrade humans". The phenotypes are artistic license.

SCP-966. Rather than designing them as skull-faced demon-like creatures, I based them directly on their written physical description, resembling "hairless digitigrade humans". The phenotypes are artistic license.

SCP-3199. I kept the design mostly true to the official image (including their quite visible penises), though I did change some elements, namely the hands and the feet.

SCP-3199. I kept the design mostly true to the official image (including their quite visible penises), though I did change some elements, namely the hands and the feet.

SCP-049. His robes and mask are described as having grown out of his body over time, so I made his design explicitly organic-looking, the the cloak I designed as having been surgically fashioned from excessive growths of his own skin.

SCP-049. His robes and mask are described as having grown out of his body over time, so I made his design explicitly organic-looking, the the cloak I designed as having been surgically fashioned from excessive growths of his own skin.

SCP-106. This version of 106 was inspired by the Robert Scranton backstory, so I based his design directly on physical descriptions given by the tale "Until Death".

SCP-106. This version of 106 was inspired by the Robert Scranton backstory, so I based his design directly on physical descriptions given by the tale "Until Death".

SCP-173. This was made in response to the legal issues regarding the use of Izumi Kato's "Untitled 2004" to depict SCP-173 in funded SCP creations.

SCP-173. This was made in response to the legal issues regarding the use of Izumi Kato's "Untitled 2004" to depict SCP-173 in funded SCP creations.

SCP-173. The aim of this second attempt was to emulate the traditional image of SCP-173 without directly basing it off of "Untitled 2004".

SCP-173. The aim of this second attempt was to emulate the traditional image of SCP-173 without directly basing it off of "Untitled 2004".

SCP-2845. Despite the anomaly's very loose roots in Roman mythology, it's design scheme was more heavily based off of Norse and Celtic symbols and visuals. I was also partially inspired by the works of Brian Froud.

SCP-2845. Despite the anomaly's very loose roots in Roman mythology, it's design scheme was more heavily based off of Norse and Celtic symbols and visuals. I was also partially inspired by the works of Brian Froud.

SCP-163. I love designing aliens, so this one was an absolute joy to work on. This design was also portrayed in Dr. Bob's video about SCP-163, with proper credit given to me, of course.

SCP-163. I love designing aliens, so this one was an absolute joy to work on. This design was also portrayed in Dr. Bob's video about SCP-163, with proper credit given to me, of course.

SCP-4910. I looked up many references for rotten teeth when I drew this, including the image in the article. The article never described this creature as having eyes, but I added them anyway.

SCP-4910. I looked up many references for rotten teeth when I drew this, including the image in the article. The article never described this creature as having eyes, but I added them anyway.

SCP-811. I wanted to deviate from stereotypical "waifu" designs and go with something that is mildly uncanny looking. The face design is also a homage to the Gelfling from the Dark Crystal.

SCP-811. I wanted to deviate from stereotypical "waifu" designs and go with something that is mildly uncanny looking. The face design is also a homage to the Gelfling from the Dark Crystal.

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