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The Corinthianby ~larkin-art

Fan Art / Cartoons & Comics / Traditional / Books & Novels

Inspired by the character from Neil Gaiman's "Sandman"

For FlatColor Gallery's "Villains and Sidekicks" Show.

Acrylic on masonite w/crochet
approx. 10 x 12.5"

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~Nighzmarquls May 31, 2011 Hobbyist Digital Artist

I have to be honest that the Corinthian never 'got' me for creepiness, interesting character, vile in his own way. But like jason and freddy I've just never felt particularly scared of things packaged as human beings.

This however is quite a lovely piece all the same

~larkin-art Jun 16, 2011 Professional Traditional Artist

thanks!
I can dig it- the more amorphic ones have an alien scariness that is difficult to relate to...

~Nighzmarquls Jun 16, 2011 Hobbyist Digital Artist

I rarely feel like I have trouble relating, but whether this is because I lack the ability to relate to people in general or because I'm very good at relating to everything is one I've never determined.

The amorphous pieces you do are often quite beautiful because they are laid out with the same care and elegance you put to a dove, or a rabbit or a figure piece.

~playdough-princess Mar 3, 2011 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

Creepy good job!
I don't know of this character, but I picture him with a mouth full of eyeballs.
I should really start experimenting with frames. They really finish the peice.