Is there a term for these kind of images? Huge sea creatures

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>>18011189
How the hell did nordic monster slayers ever kill those things? Climb all over them and poke at it with a sword like some shit from Shadow of the Colossus?

>>18011196
Yes they had to find the glowing weak points.

>>18011196
I think the plan was to leave them alone.

>>18011181
Yes,

Negros

>>18011196

Tricks. Remember while strength and bravery were highly valued cunning was was also a virtue highly prized sometimes more.

>>18013062
Praise the trickster!

>>18013062
This, mostly various combinations of booze and crossdressing.

>>18011181
Eldritch creatures

>>18011196
Sunlight can kill them, just trick them into getting out into the open.

>>18015698
This freaks me the fuck out. More pls
>>18013344
>>18011181
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>>18011181

Sublime. I.e. beautiful through fear and dread.

Is that real?

>>18017318
Yeah. It's 100% real.

>>18017318
yes it was photographed by the famous man and president Barcko Barner

>>18011181
Autism

>>18011181
I don't think there really is. Theres no real reason for there to be a name for them. They're not made or made famous by a certain artist, and they depict things so massive as to be undefinable to our minds.

Although, I guess they could be lovecraftian in nature?

Thalassophobia.

I don't know if it's just me but I think these pictures are much scarier when all you see is how small a city is compared to an eye, or something like that. Implied scale always freaks me out than a really pulled back picture.

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>>18017318

Why wouldn't it be real mate

>>18017452
Oh I luv that guy, the best President England ever had.

>>18011196
Literally just shine a spotlight at them that's the plot of the entire movie.

>>18011181
>>18011181
>>18011181

you're welcome
https://www.reddit.com/r/ImaginaryLeviathans/

>>18017318
how would that photo be there if it wasn't real, retard?

>>18011181
Artists paint images this way as a means to get the scale of the creature and humans (or whatevers in the shot) across. No real name or "genre" for it.

Some of it looks a tiny bit conceptual to me, maybe just search "sea monster concept art" or "lovecraft concept art". Not too sure what to tell you.