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Published: 2017-05-30 17:54:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 4416; Favourites: 30; Downloads: 90
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This is my render of another excellent Bichejo drawing and concept which he entitled The Great Experiment. And can be found here: bichejo.deviantart.com/art/Gre…Enjoy this image as much as I did folks! My hats off to the original artist who I encourage all of you to visit his gallery!
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It is great, however, as the original without color, you have improvised and you've done blonde Minerva when it was of Auburn hair and the girl from his pocket was blonde hair
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Yeah I was doing the best I could when using a b/w medium to go off of. I'm happy that you still like it though Bichejo!
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Always love stuff with a scientist or lab person. It's always scary to be small but to be in a laboratory unsure of what will happen, that is terrifying. Whose picture did you use for Ms. Minerva?
later,
Diesel
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I found it on the prop itself that I downloaded for this render attempt. Thank you very much for your words Diesel!
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First impression: Gago doesn't intend to harm the small woman in her pocket. Why? She's riding in a pocket and not taped to a metal tray. She's not screaming -- her expression is one of curiosity, not terror. And Gago's picture couldn't belong to someone with deep-seated ill intent.
So, what is Gago doing? She's likely cooperating with her smaller co-worker, looking for a way to reverse the experiment. The good news is that if she needs a pen, her passenger can hand one to her.
My favorite part of this pic is the smaller woman's expression. We're forced to study it to determine the threat factor of the situation.
PS. I just read the tags - abduction. So, maybe the situation is indeed a bit more dire for the little one. Still, I have hope!
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You deduce correctly Spookytaco. 
Yes, my intentions were a more dire situation indeed but that's just how my nature shines through. He, he.
I added the pen so that there was a subtle hint of arrogance on the scientist's behalf not even deeming it necessary to unload it for the sake of her tiny captive or a captive who doesn't even quite understand that she is one yet. Kind of deep I know but again... Well... You know.
Thanks a lot for the top notch perceptive detective work that you've invested into this render Spookytaco!
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I you can explain everything that you post.
Initially, this illustration, and others that I did this theme, formed a so-called story... in some way, Minerva is not seeking to experiment with his partner of aggressive mode, only to have it for her.
As for the picture of the card, that is a thing of Creep and not mine. I imagined otherwise Minerva, but that is unimportant.
A greeting.
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Alrighty then. Thank you Bichejo for you comments and your permission to proceed with it as you gave.
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Very nice. Not showing much gives the monster(giantess) its mystery and keeps the story, comic or movie exciting and creepy.
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This it was indeed Sfeyenoord! Thanks for the comments!
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