What Hides in the Closet (TGIF) by eekdog
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
TGIF your weekend all.
I was busy earlier so sort of late on my normal Friday post.
And as always thank you for your time and valued comments my friends. Steve

Comments (54)
Very beautiful scene... great work !!
Great work!
Great scene and work!
Great creation, cool horror scene !!
Cool render.
Maybe a shotgun would be better. Nicely done!
Id say she has in under control. : ) great job !
Interesting, that's how it usually looks in this atmosphere, the mood thriller and alone! Good work on this..
Exceptional as always....
Very nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Beautiful work.
Ok, is a big guy with a bad manicure better than a girl with a gun? We only know once the door is open. Great mood, all the details despite the low lights. Top job.
I would have slammed that door in a heartbeat! Cool artwork...suspenseful for sure!
You really do have a knack with these creepy images...great work!
Excellent character, wonderful outfit and pose!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
amazing atmo in your image!
Everyone has friends and enemies in their life, if someone is missing, it means there is a problematic personality. So it's normal to face Shadows in the darkness, human are more dangerous :) Very good work.
It's Sully from Monsters, Inc! Cool scene!
her hair is beautiful and a superb scene
Love the drama and lighting in this one. Don't forget the dark area to the lefty - plenty of room for a monster in there too...
Cool scene.
Mysterious and scary and creepy. Good dark mood and atmosphere. It's no wonder she has a gun...
what a great tongue-in-cheek creepy scary scene you created. You never cease to amaze me, Steve. I love that beast's hand opening the door---he looks a little like the beast who fought the werewolf (and he was in 1 or 2 other of your recent pieces). Maybe this dude is different, but whoever he is, he looks formidable. And your model is standing to the side, her face turned away from us---bold composition! (Ie, she's the star, but she's facing backwards.) And she's ready for this dude---she doesn't look even a little concerned. I love the hobby horse, and those two great (laughing) rats on the left. Plus your other cobweb-filled details, including a flatterned stuffed animal on the foot rest (or whatever that is). Teriffic offbeat composition and concept. Classy very dark stuff. Love it.
Something even worse than rat monsters!!