No rules. Just monsters.

I LIKE MONSTERS is how my creatures find their way out into the world. If one of them makes you curious, or makes you want to create something of your own, that is enough.

Early I LIKE MONSTERS drawing

Finding purpose through monsters

The beginning

Some of my happiest childhood memories are of sitting with a pencil in my hand and creating. For a long time, I stopped drawing. Then, as I approached 30, I realised that something was missing: purpose, meaning, and a creative life that felt like my own.

I started exploring what I actually wanted to make. The answer was simple: I wanted to draw monsters. I have always been drawn to creatures, animals, and things that are a little creepy and strange. Monsters brought all of those interests together.

Experimental hand-drawn monster artwork

The ultimate symbol of creative freedom

Why monsters?

Monsters can be anything. They can be creepy or cute, abstract or familiar, terrifying or heartwarming. A monster can have one hundred eyes or none at all. It can be an alien, a woodland creature, a machine with a strange heart, or even a chair that has become alive.

That freedom fascinates me. Monsters are recognisable and distorted at the same time. They have no fixed rules, and that makes them a perfect space for curiosity, play, and endless experimentation.

Creating despite the inner critic

The struggle and the drive

I am my own biggest critic. There is always a voice telling me that the work is not enough and that I should do better. But perfectionism creates barriers. It stops experimentation before it has the chance to become something surprising.

This is not only about success or money. It is about doing something that is mine, sharing it with other people, and hopefully making someone else want to create something of their own.

Original I LIKE MONSTERS character artwork

Stories behind the designs

Monsters with meaning

Some monsters carry a deeper story. IDENTITY CRISIS grew from my questions about AI and automation: as machines learn and create, what makes us uniquely human?

Other monsters are about total expression. What would happen if we stopped worrying about society’s rules and created, dressed, and lived in the way that felt right to us? The creatures let me explore those questions without needing one final answer.

Sharing creativity with the world

What I LIKE MONSTERS means

I LIKE MONSTERS is about freedom, imagination, and the courage to create without limits. Every monster carries its own story waiting to be discovered. Friendly or eerie, cute or strange, each one is an invitation to embrace the weird, the wild, and the wonderful.

This is my art. These are my creations. And I am sharing them with you.