Sweet crossover!
I really love the style you've used for the stone angel in the background, especially with this particular light source.
G'jerb! c:
Sweet crossover!
I really love the style you've used for the stone angel in the background, especially with this particular light source.
G'jerb! c:
Aw nice! I love your character designs.
They're all so varied.
Which animalistic traits is the guy on the right supposed to have?
He's actually just human. He's from our world and is sent to their world for some reason I haven't thought of yet.
Ahhh I love your pinup stuff!
You've got such a clean, Disney-esque style, but more adult. Your shading and colours are to die for, too!
Consider yourself followed! c:
Thank you kindly. :)
Whoaaaaaa! You carved this!?
Man, that's so intense! How did you get it to keep its colour for so long? It must have taken you ages to carve.
thank you so much! it took me about 5 hours to carve...it did start to change colors and texture on me around hour 3. this was a pumpkin from a pumpkin patch so i think it held it's color better than the pumpkins from retailers like walmart. i had wanted to carve the eyeball and have that hanging out of the eye socket with the insides attached to it, but at hour 5 i was so tired lol
Aw this is fantastic!
I love the narrative of your piece--how reading a story can bring it to life in such a visual, colourful way. The proportions and anatomy are great here - I especially love how pretty your character is. c:
Keep up the lovely work!
Haha nice!!
This turned out really cool. There's a lot of detail packed into this; definitely worthy of a full-view so you can take in all that gore. Cool concept, great colour, appropriately creepy for a Halloween submission.
Keep up the awesome work! c:
Thank you very much! :D
Frick, clowns are so goddamn creepy... haha
If I had to pick the most legitimately off-putting, uncomfortable, scary halloween submission, this would take the cake for sure. haha I'm having a hard time looking at them even though I'm trying to write this review. lol
One thing that really stands out as awesome is your consistent light source. You did a really good job capturing all those subtle highlights from the left-most clown being on fire. It doesn't seem to affect the background at all, but that's fine - the room could just be too big for the orange glow to reach it. All in all, I'd say this turned out pretty sweet!
Good job creating such a creepy piece, and happy belated halloween!
Keep up the awesome art too! c:
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