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Stingdragon — Chained and studied
Published: 2011-04-12 16:11:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 1621; Favourites: 22; Downloads: 0
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School assingment. The theme was horror pictures and I choose werewolfs and vampires as my theme.This is the first one that got done. It has a shading that is sculpting to the forms and not to the light.
Chained up werewolf guy. I like drawing the tails bursting out and not just growing out already furry and pretty.
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great job on the details...*Wolfy with both paws up* names Wolfy
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This is a pretty neat piece. Was his tail amputated by the scientist to be more closely examined? Or, is he in the middle of the shifting process? I'd pity the good doctor if his pet project got loose though.
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He is in the middle of transforming. I like the idea of the tail protruding slowly and painfully as the skin stretches and the spinal cord elongates before fur grows over it.
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That's pretty cool, especially with the way the transformation shows (i.e. spinal cord and tail).
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I don't think the transformation process is very smooth in normal circumstances and being chained does not make it better.
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Thank you. It was a lot of work and I am happy that so many people like it.
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Unnamed doctor: So, how are we doing, Adams?
Adams: Well, so far number 53-O has shown signs of temporary immunity in exposure to moonlight.
Unnamed doctor: I see, how about 76-U?
Adams: No good, bad texture and incorrect codic, was put down this morning.
Unnamed doctor: Hm, *walks over to the one on the picture* It's about to happen again, isn't it?
Yes, in a minu-
*man starts shaking, transformation begins*
Unnamed doctor: Ahh, transformation sequence started two seconds earlier than last time, very interesting...
Adams: Sir, mind if I ask you something?
Unnamed doctor: Go ahead.
Adams: ...How can you see something this.. horrible, and still find an interest, and a smile for that matter?
Unnamed doctor: ..Adams, it's not for my own personal interest that I am happy. Each time I come down here and see how well our friends... evolve, I get happy for what good we do for science.
Adams:...
Unnamed doctor: For science, Adams?
Adams:...For science, sir.
Great picture buddy, love it
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And then they had tea.
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A toast to science..
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...great, now I've got mental pictures of Doctor Insano (a hilarious character created by Noah Antwiller aka "The Spoony One") experimenting on/with Werewolves.
"FOR SCIENCE!"
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XD
Den bästa någonsin.
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Ouch... ser ut att göra ont. Speciellt ryggraden som plötsligt bestämt sig för att inte vilja vara med längre... XD
Bra pose, väldigt intensiv! men jag funderar lite på forskaren... när han är helt vit så sticker han ut väldigt mycket. Inte min sak att kritisera, utan bara ett tips!
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Ah. Kanske en enkel skraffering över honom kan dämpa den effekten lite.
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Looks pretty good, you've really caught that gruesome moment of transformation that comes with being a werewolf.
... Not that I have any experience of that sort of thing.
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Gruesome? I think he looks fluffy, cute and comfy. ^^
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You mustn't let yourself get deceived. I know that it may seem fluffy, cute and harmless now, however it's a well known fact that werewolfs do not make for good pets.
Anyway, I was referring to the transformation rather than the appearance, transforming into a werewolf generally looks to be quite painfull.
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Hehehe. Well if you had a werewolf as a pet then you would have to get used to a few scratches.
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Tack.^^
Nu ska man "bara" bli klar med de andra.
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