German artist Oliver Wetter has gotten into the habit of improving old landscape photos with modern day monsters. He’s just started an “ancient Kaiju” series which ports Pacific Rim-esque monsters into these portraits.
But that’s not all, he’s also added Godzilla an AT-AT and what I believe is Howl’s Moving Castle. Check out the full collection for yourself below:
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Is it just me, or does the ATAT’s front left leg look three times as long as the others?
That’s because it melts with the backgroung and seems to reach a long distance. But if you look closely, the leg is broken above the knee.