I just don't know anymore...
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Let's just hope that there are no half-witted, slop-brained numbskulls who idiotically thought that the Stephen King book was a literal/literary reference to sci-fi, when in fact (as most intelligent, synaptically connected individuals will surely realise) it is obviously just a word-play prop visible amidst a more worrying tantrum by the now neglected, derranged, GM, experimental basket-case of a son that used to be a human being.
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really well done, & during the challenge, one of my favs, made me LOL as my kids frequently act like that & if I like at them just right...well, they at times can look like that too! nice finish-congrats!
I gave this shot a 10 my only ten as I think IT is a great shot. I think it was a great idea that was well exicuted. I dont know but this seem to have more of an eliment of reality than some other shots which were very good but very much un-real if you get my meaning.and I think IT gose really well, I supose the S King fans would say that Tommy Knockers should have been the chosen book. Even though they would know that IT refers to a demon in a clown costume they should see the conection to IT. Fantastic shot. well done
Great... but I find the book "IT" distracting since the creature is basicly a clown (not so science-fiction)... an horror science-fiction book would of gave a better effect (like The Thing). Excellent creature by the way!
Um, er! Nasty bugs in the apartment! Nicely done image - and inventive too. The levels are very believable. Hope you get a good result - and a can of Raid!
I like aspects of this, but where you went wrong was by having your main subjec treading a Steven King book. SK is a horror writer, not a sci-fi writer. Get him a sci-fi comic book or something. Then you will have completed the theme.