Tribute to CS Lewis's "Screwtape Letters" by skiwillgee
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Harold Diminter was a corporate hatchet man. He took great pride in rigorously searching for ways to reduce what he called
Comments (14)
Nicely done! And now you've just given me another book to read... ;)
LMAO@the last line "ex-employee with a pistol sent Harold to meet the boss in his head that very day". This is an excellent commentery work of art Love all about it and where did you get that hand? Outstanding on all counts background, lighting, figure poses, & overall layout of this piece is very complelling pulls the viewer in and there is so much that is not sceen at first glance. Brovo!
Top class imagination and application of it! Though not as extreme, I imagine that this happens in thousands of companies! LOL!
Exceeeeeeeellent. Those shadows make all the difference dont they, the eyes really stand out being bigger and deeper red. well done
Beautiful scene with a story. Excellent
I love C.S. Lewis work. I was going to read the book be got side track; I did read other books of his. He was frinds with R.R.Token. Token is the one that lead Lewis to the Lord Jesus. Lewis did not believe in any god but Token show Lewis the truth.
w00t w00t! that, my friends, is ART in the making... the evil writer's hand has a BAZZILION fingers. nicely done, father.
Comment from Geetargeek doesn't count. That's my 14 year old daughter. (although she seems to have a good eye--if she wants to eat) Love you, baby ;-)
Wow, what an image. The lighting and everything just grabs ya. Excellant..
I agree with your daughter LOL! Obviously a lot of thought and hard (but fun)work went into this. All the improvements you've made since your WIP really send this over the top!
Awesome story!! Totally "Tales from the crypt!!" Your image is an excellent visualization of your universal story!! Bravo! Vote
Awesome image! Brings the story to life.
CS Lewis's "Screwtape Letters" are among my favorite reads! Excellent image, I am sure Lewis would be pleased.
Terrific work, Willie! Suits the book perfectly! Harold D's story is icing on the cake - LOL! Can I assume you've also read Taylor Caldwell's 'Dialogues With the Devil'...?