The LinkedIn Saturday Monster Challenge for July 5, 2025 was ‘”Too Hot To Handle” Monsters’.
After consideration, I decided not to post this gallery on LinkedIn.
The idea of a “monster”-themes art challenge on a professional site has always been a funny one, and while most people (including myself) usually create work-safe images, the fact is, as a kid raised on horror movies—I was babysat by channel 11’s “Chiller Theatre” from the age of 6—occasionally I wind up, just by following my muse, doing something a little more unflinching.
Sometimes some of the images are… well, they’re never terribly offensive, but sometimes I feel like they’re just a little strong or perhaps a hair darker than I want to post in front of unsuspecting professional networkers or prospective employers.
That happened in this case.
They’re not that objectionable, but some of the images were maybe a little intense for a site where some people are just trying to find a job.
So I decided to post them only here.
Then, so as not to leave my LinkedIn viewers totally wanting, I generated a second set of images: work-safe, cute, furry, playskool Sid & Marty Krofft muppet fire-monster images, which I will attached below, later on, for your amusement.
But here’s the real ones.
AI image copyright info
Under current US copyright law, unaltered AI-generated images are not copyrightable. However, all AI-generated content on this site has been subjected to a subsequent creative process of manual human edits and alterations, bringing them back into the realm of human authorship. All original content on this site, including AI-assisted images, is ©2024 Michael Kupietz.
