Make em into stuffed animals... Sell and whatever profit can go to organizations help those with the disorder you bought?... Might be a lot of work though

You forgot bulimia. But I thought the rest was neat.

I love this so much, I have depression, misophonia, ocd, bi-polar and social anxiety. These bring such character to such negative things, they're also beautifully drawn. :) To be honest, I was surprised to find misophonia on the list! It's not very well known about. Great work! Keep it up!

You forgot Bulimia. But I thought it was neat.

kinda curious to see how you would do the learning disabilities (like dyslexia and Auditory processing disorder) or even Post-partum depression. great job :D

I love this! I am an actual sufferer of Misophonia, so I enjoy seeing a monster-ized version of it, very cute! I just hate it when my family looks at me weird if I ask them to stop breathing loudly.

Wonderful evocative imagery. These are terrific, Toby.

Awesome picts and illustrations. Surely it will help those to understanding more about disorders as a friendly monsters and be friend with them. Thank you.

That was great way to describe serious mental disorders. It could be useful to have these kind of descriptions when giving psychoeducation with kids, youngsters and their families.

I used to say that I fight my mental disorders like Don Quixote faught his windmills.... <3

Excellent!

The images and the descriptions are imaginative, beautiful, and moving. Toby, I'd love to see these as prints.

I love this!

Great artwork. I love them.

Ahahahahahhaha .. :D . Its very creative, in the sense of making the intangible tangible . Awesome job Toby :D

I was gonna be anxiety for Halloween but I don't know how to make the costume ._.

I love this... I am currently using them in my creative writing class for mental illness awareness month. I am having the students use the monsters to inspire a story that showcases the struggles of living with a mental illness.

Can i use the anxiety thing for a tattoo?

Should do a Schizoaffective Disorder somewhere between a Bipolar and a Schizophrenia or a completely new beast of it's own... These are so good.

Call me curious, but is there a monster for autism spectrum disorder?

Who is this artist? I work/ am the art teacher at a school for children who suffer from mental illness, and I would love to share this with them!illness,

Can you please do a monster on Autistic Spectrum Disorder?

Maybe you could do ADHD too

As someone who suffers from PTSD, depression, anxiety, and OCD, all I can say is that these are beautiful and thank you. I'm in the process of healing and getting better, these might help.

Excellent descriptions of these distressing and debilitating and very real conditons. One of the best explanations I've seen of OCD

What about autism

.....these are freaking adorable... And wwhat a cool idea. If you can visualize something it's easier to fight against it.

Brilliant!

As someone who has a sleeping disorder, this feels so accurate, so true, like there literally is a monster keeping me up at night

The illustrations are amazing; they seem to all fit really well.

These characters should be in a video game!

i LIKE the drawing style.. god i wish i able to draw like that.. why u not making short animation movie or game with those character? it will be great game about mental illness <3

These are brilliant

What fabulous images!! They sum up MH issues brilliantly and creatively!

Could this be made into a formal book? I love these and definitely would buy a book.

Such beautiful art work!

This is fantastic.

I did something similair to this when I was suffering from severe depression and anxiety a few years ago. I never pursued it any further than just imagining how he would have looked and the story behind him. This is my Hamish :) - http://battleofmind.com/anxiety/negative-thinking-hamish/

I think that it would help Rio make then into stuffed animals...

I think they are precious and the descriptions are very well written.

Amazing work Toby, You've 'hit the nail on the head' literally, congratulations!