Well, I guess we’re getting ever more explicit with the old “tentacles” here. This illustration is Lust of the Ancient Horror by 34-san. 34-san does streams at Picarto and you can support this artist (as I do) over at Patreon.
The illustration appears by the kind consent of its creator.
This charming image is Marie-Claude and its central (human) figure is, as its name suggests, modeled after the Canadian glamour and cosplay model Marie-Claude Bourbonnais (b. 1979). It is the work of the artist andr01d-art, whom you can support on Patreon, as I do.
The illustration appears here by the kind consent of its creator.
Swallowed alive, like the heroines of Bait. This work is Deep Rising SwallowedAlive1 by cardinal1chunder, who has produced a remarkable amount of similar work you can see at his DeviantArt site.
Image presented here by kind consent of the artist.
I’m not sure what the Bride is mad about. Perhaps the questionable activities of the Creature back in the 1970s.
This image of the Bride is the work of Costa Rican artist Serg Acuña. He has done significant work in comics. I found this version of the image at his Behance page. He also has a Facebook page, and DeviantArt site, can be followed on Twitter at @SergAcuna and on Instagram. You can read some of his comics work at Comixology.
The image is presented here by the kind consent of its creator.
This image is reblogged from this 5 July 2015 post at Infernal Wonders, and appears to be a movie poster for a film more commonly known at Lifeforce (1985).
This image is Shrunken Specimen by American digital artist Carl Brutananadilewski (“demontroll”), who has a DeviantArt page here. He adds the following descriptive comment:
Mysteriously, the alien crystals reduced Dr. Foster to about one fifth of her previous height. The other scientists thought it would be best to keep her under isolation for further study.
You would think they might at least get her a towel, or something.
This image is blogged here by the kind permission of the artist.
Longtime readers here will remember my friend Molly Whipple, who did a run here with a guest tale of Gnosis College called Blonde Justice. I’m pleased to be able to report that she’s now doing a comic over at The Duck Webcomics with one of her iconic characters as the eponymous heroine: Chickfighter: The Adventures of a Postmodern Ingenue. Will there be tube girls? You betcha:
Page image reproduced here by kind permission of the creator. Faustus recommends you show up and read the comic, and leave Molly some love in the comments.
Molly has a DeviantArt site and you can also follow her on twitter.
More possible Bait inspiration. The plants are hungry, but also lucky (enough so that I wonder what the backstory behind this illustration could possibly be!). It is herbaVore by delasilverado, who has some pretty interesting things in his DeviantArt gallery, trust me. It appears here by the kind permission of the artist.
This exquisitely-detailed pencil drawing is by prolific femme peril artist Steve O. Reno. His comment on it was
Superheroines tend to be magnets for these tentacles. I don’t know where they come from, I only care about where they’re going!
Steve has a remarkable DeviantArt site. The image appears here by his kind permission.
An Alfonso Azpiri illustration from this Zizki page.