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Published: 2006-07-27 22:52:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 17770; Favourites: 372; Downloads: 443
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From Lovecraft`s "At mountains of madness".Related content
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Did you used watercolor or is just a digital effect? BTW, nice art.
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Wooow so awesome! I am currently doing a sculpture of one ofthese bad boys.... ahem.... Elders...
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Really epic, but if I remember correctly there were some sort of cilia along their midline or some shit like that.
In any case, this is a masterpiece.
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added s a favourite for a very good reason. this is fantastic!
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Nice fearsome take on the critter. They're usually depicted as pretty laid-back-looking.
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Excelente hombre desde ya a mis favoritos Saludos 
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Perdon, mejor en espaΓ±ol
Gran trabajo, una de las mejores ilustraciones de los Antiguos que he visto.
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This book is awesome or what?
Great concept!
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Oh, it (he? she?) looks like I imagine it while I was riding Lovecraft!
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Well, this is certainly better than Barlowe's interpretation! Very wel drawn.
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Not exactly how Lovecraft described, but very cool in its own right. Nice job!
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VERY cool rendition with a twist ! (the gaping maw between the branches is rad !)
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Tekeli-li! Tekeli-li! There's a disturbing amount of realism you put into this, and the parchment-like background and faded colors make it look as though you could find this in some poor inquisitive soul's notebook. Creepy.
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Nice... I like a lot.
Strange thing though.. I just finished reading that a few days ago. While not really what I pictured in my mind while I was reading it, I have to say that I like your rendition better.
Much more organic looking.
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lol, that happens to me. Like, half the time, I'll have read a description of something, then later go look up fanart of it and realize I had imagined various parts wrong. I've gotten better at it though, I think.
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Thank for your comments.
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