IT'S ALIVE!!! by goodoleboy
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Captured 10/27/09, in the early AM, in the front yard, about a mile away, of a most enterprising and imaginative neighbor, who features on every Halloween season a vast array of bizarre life sized creatures: ghouls, monsters, torture victims, witches, etc.
Much better viewed via ZOOM.
The title adapted from Colin Clive's (who plays Dr Victor Frankenstein) elated reaction to the monster's initial stirrings in the 1931 film, Frankenstein.
The jacket was already a mess when I snapped it, but just for the grins, I added some blood stains.
So, with this posting, my fun for the year comes to an abrupt end. I will have to wait until late next October to again experience real enjoyment with my photo stuff.
See y'all, thankx for coming aboard, and for any and all favs and laudatory comments.
Comments (13)
Great one Harry, I think this is the coolest one yet.
Happy Halloween to you too :o) really cool this Dr. Frankenstein !!!
I wish you well, Harry! At least you don't get mugged where you live.
Scary creature, and a wonderful Halloween image, Harry. Well done you!
Hope you get more treats than tricks, Harry. Wonderfully scary series this week.
Happy Halloween too!
Wow... this is superb. Fantastic Halloween series!
wonder where he stores them. wonder what he do for Christmas lol. super done
This was a great series Harry and I hve enjoyed it very much. Wonderful capture of Frankenstein.
Great work on this.. it scared me. :)
Wickedly cool Harry! Loved your Halloween posts this year!
Great finale to a fun series. Happy Halloween again, either a bit late, or very early. Excellent postwork. I like the bloodstains and the lighting zapping him in his metallic hardware.
Ha! COOL work Harry Well done mate! lol Rob