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:iconbenwootten:
Gristle monsters make great pets, I really think they will catch on.

Interiors work for the the Psionic Handbook, 4e rules released by Wizards of the Coast.
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Loveclatchian? Lovelacean? That guy... This is like... the Dungeon Dimensions.
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:iconbenwootten:
Lovecraftian indeed:)
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:iconfrostknight1:
cool, it looks like shes using water magic to create it
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:iconbenwootten:
I wish it was only water, but she has gone further than that and torn a hole to who knows where.....usually a bad idea:)
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~Sagittarius-A-star May 21, 2012  Student Traditional Artist
Crazy, awesome design- you blended anatomy from lots of different things to create an utterly bizarre monster!! I see what look like ribcages, semi-transluscent skin, eyeballs, tentacles, and who-knows-what else all put together. The floating, blobby bits of it remind me of the blood-red glister that lived in the Sanctaphrax stonecomb in the Edge Chronicles- but this monster has gristle and bone as well, unlike the amorphous glister.
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:iconbenwootten:
I really enjoyed painting this thing, it just sort evolved as i worked, had no idea how it would when I started.
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Im interested to know what description u got for this kind of monsters... It seems to me that is easier to paint it than to describe it ;) I bet that Wizards are very specific about those things, to the last tentacle :)
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:iconbenwootten:
I actually had a pretty free run on this one, the description was reasonbly loose. Outlined the feel of the thing, gristle, bone, eyes and mouths but I was left to put it together. Quite nice as the brief are usually a bit tighter and they do have a pretty extensive style guide for a lot of their product, but generally there is flex there for the artist to explore.
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