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[link] - my CGPortfolioI was inspired by one of Lovecraft's novel "Call of Cthulhu"
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People keep sending me print requests for this picture, so i decided to make it available as a print.
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This picture in some way brings out a lot of the fears I have in my life as well as perfectly emulating the horror of Cthulhu itself. Well done.
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The stars are not right! THE STARS ARE NOT RIGHT!
Or are they? Lemme go check...
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I am creeped out by Cthulhu, but at the same time fascinated by it. This picture creeps the hell out of me! xD A little boat and under the water is the giant beast!
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this is the creepiest, most realistic, most awesometasticerific sea monster piece i have EVER SEEN!!! It REEEALLLY makes you fear what may be down there in the ocean! Never read this novel, but i love all cthulhu art! MUST FAVE!
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When I was young I used to imagine enormous monsters lurking beneath the surface of the water. The darker and murkier the water, the more I refused to swim in it! You brought my childhood nightmare to life! Great job!
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Eh, not too worried. All you really need is a Narwhal.
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This is just Breathtaking
Awesome work
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okay. I'm NOT going to go sailing ever again
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This is great, It put's you on thinking what could be under water
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That's a fantastic deviation, in Italy we say: "Γ¨ davvero forte!" Lovecreaft was a great writer, What's your favourite story about Cthulhu?
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Ben detto! XD cacchio, bello veramente questo disegno!
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shadow over innsmouth was pretty cool
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Amasing
I imagine Cthulhu emerging from the waters, in the stormy night, but only his silhuette can be seen through the mist. The horror of starring to something taht you can not see, but you know that there is something, to great to be real, unbeliveable, unnatural. The horror.
Great work
i've fav it
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Very much like this.
Cthulhu looks different than normal depictions of him.
Love it
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This remains one of my favorite Cthulhu pictures on the site!
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this makes me afraid to go swimming.........
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it's not easy to make a scary images of Cthulhu in my opinion,but this is great! really frightening,congrats!
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I love this drawing, it reminds me of Jaws
Also yeah, he looks a lot more...alien, some others have gone for gribblyness, but yours is more distinctly alien, great job!
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wow.
absolutely amazing. chilling. disturbing.
i love it.
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This is great. Much more stream lined than most other versions of Cthulhu. He looks more alien and a thing of water and dimensions. Lovely work.
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Oh Gid, that is scary. Imagine something that colossal lurking underneath your boat
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Oh Gid? Shit, I meant Oh God!
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If i saw that in real life i would instantly go into shock. That looks freakin awesome.
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ooh I've just read the story...omg it was scary. and I really like your work
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omg if i was to see that underwater i would be like HOLY SHIT!!!
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I agree. I have an irrational phobia of seeing large things underwater.
Even sunken ships.
It terrifies me.
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loll me too, something is just creepy about big things underwater
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OH MY GOD!!! ME TOO! I thought I was the only one!
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I get that too, any large things in large spaces- when I was younger I was afraid to look at the sky because I thought the clouds would take me away
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Awe of gigantic things has often been the origin of religious worshipping. In Japan for example everything that was enormous (like a rock) was considered sacred. The opposite belief is found in Western cultures, where gigantism used to be a criterion for monstrosity, from awesome it goes to awful. Your cloud thing is actually very poetic. Almost as though you're saying you feared "falling" into the sky.
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Fear of 'falling' into the sky is pretty much exactly how it felt- I guess its all to do with human psychology, fear of the unknown and so on
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Got that aswell ... huge open seas sacres me, mainly for the "unknown" factor on what is it you don't see bellow D:
only in games and so on tough, IRL i don't go out to sea much.
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indeed, not everthing will come to the surface
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