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Published: 2007-11-02 08:01:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 36235; Favourites: 928; Downloads: 1302
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I did a small series of monsters for Halloween. Unfortunately I couldn't get around to uploding them in time.Here's on in the series...More later.
Better late than never.
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crazy one! Cool interpretation of Frankenstein
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Love this!
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I used this image here [link] and linked it back to ur gallery
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It looks like the worst felon in some prison of the worst place
I like it, awesome
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Uhm... that's not Frankenstein. That's Frankenstein's Monster, dude.
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in modern vernacular the creature is often called frankenstein. Besides the creature refers to himself as victor's son so logically his name is frankenstein too.
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So it goes
- Kurt Vonnegut
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Beautiful picture!
I always liked Frankenstein's creature!
He's my favourites from the old movies from the Hammer's productions...
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you've been featured here [link] Happy Halloween!
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Hi !!!
This is the message to let you know that you have been featured in my news article Wonderful portraits * part 6 *
Thank you!
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That is just a fantastic piece of work. Wonderful job.
I also find it rather amusing that people are correcting you that Frankenstein was the doctor's name, not the monster...but then a couple of them go on to say the monster's name was Adam and that "everyone knows" this, when in fact, the monster never had a name whatsoever. Besides, what's wrong with calling the monster Frankenstein, really? Wouldn't a "son" take his "father"'s name? Plus, you say Frankenstein, everyone assumes you mean the monster, it's become vernacular.
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Greetings,
Now I make no secret about my love for Frankenstein, and this image is another fine example of his awesomeness, I have featured your wonderful work in my journal: [link]
Amazing image I love it. Keep up the awesome work.
Kind Regards,
D
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Oops! The link is supposed to be this, for the feature . Sorry about that!
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Nice work--kinda has a Wrightson-y thing going on.
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actually this is not frankestein, its frankenstein's monster. the evil dr frankenstein created this man made of corpses.
anyway good job man nice shades.
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mmm... he has that 'freshly baked' aroma!...
Nice gaunt look to the character Pat, I particularly like the lighting and color scheme. Very cool
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Heya Patrick! long time no speaky!
excellent skin tones on this one, and great angle...
very dramatic but fun at the same time.
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Holly smokes!! beautiful pice of work, amazing colors congrats alot! 
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its kinda funny though, in the book he had long flowing black hair XD lol
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Excellent! Love the modeling, and use of light and shadows on the head... you really get the feel of a solid bone structure underneath the skin. That's not an easy thing to do! Also, just a nice take on the classic monster.
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brilliant work
ps. frankenstein was the creator or the monster not the monster itself 
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oops someone said it already :/
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Simply breathtaking. Your contrast and color makes this sucker pop. I love it!
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Thats a great interpretation., nice color use and expression. You are fast becoming one of my favourite artists here on dA.
Keep up the good work man.
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Nice work! The colors remind me of GoGo Basil. Don't know if you're familiar with him, if you're not, you should check him out.
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