"Momma, feed me before I melt...oops too late!" by Nanothect
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Original concept/idea is a Bryce render I did in 2007.
PhotoStudio 2.0, AI Dall-E-3, Irfanview.
Prompt:
A bizarre translucent exo creature with a tiny grotesque head, mouth open, some tentacles and tendrils in a fantasy spaceship in the style of a photorealistic viewing area with a dim nebula scene, insane detail, strong back lighting that illuminates the creature which is dripping a little clear slime randomly, kodak 400 film, 50mm lens, pose with slime going everywhere, low positioned camera,
Comments (8)
So well done and so funny. I don't wish to know exactly what she feeds him. lol
lol I can't imagine what he might eat but I bet you can see it inside him...yuk Thanks for commenting Lyla. :-)
Wou das sieht ja super aus tolle Beschreibung mein Favorit für heute
Ich fühle mich geehrt, danke für Ihren Kommentar, Mona. :-)
Wow I can almost smell the ooze. I'll just toss a few big macs it's way. A really effective scene.
Many thanks for your upbeat input. :-)
Should have seen it coming, Mamma was about to have this baby with the looks that only a proud mamma could love! I wonder if a good leather cleaner would be able to wipe the chair he is sitting on clean after he is fed...unless the chair already has a protective coating on it to guard against baby melt downs! lol :-)
lol Yeah well I've gotta clean that damn chair before the next image! Thanks Johnny. :-)
brilliant
Thank you Joe, it means a lot!
This is so creepy, and kind of cute. Very cool image
lol, I concur, just glad you like it, thanks David!
Beautiful, funny and great image👍🙋♂️
Ah Saby you are just too kind!
The tactile and opaque quality of the critter is stunning. The apparent urgency, vulnerability and mystery of this creature leaves my thoughts plagued with far more questions than answers. it's impressive.
Thank you Abby! it makes it all worthwhile. :-)