Green Slime by psion005
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Description
Apophysis 2.02g(reen)
"Green Slime"
An old favourite monster of mine from my Dungeon and Dragon dayz....
Green slimes stick to almost any living thing and grow by converting whatever they're attached to into more slime. (You've all seen The Blob, right?) An unfortunate adventurer can be converted entirely into more slime in fairly short order; the usual time given is between a few minutes and an hour. The process of breaking Our Hero down into slurry is generally irreversible and unstoppable, short of a wish, divine intervention, or amuptation of the affected limb.
Most slimes are extremely vulnerable to fire.
Thank u all for your wonderfull insight into "Neutron Bomb" that i posted 2 dayz ago
If u like what u see please let me know....Peace
Andrew
Comments (16)
this is beautiful. Even if it is aslime monster, its far nicer than some of the rubbish we human beings leave lying around on our planet!! Locve the colours. wouldnt mind bathing in this 'slime'11
Aieeee!! RUN! :D Never have I gazed in the...err, "eyes" of a slime blob before...the terror, the terror! Great image Andrew, this is definitely from the 1950s Hollywood B-movies! I think this is the mother of them all, creeping irresistibly through the screen, suffocating us all...gasp.. V
I have not seen an Apo'that gives the impression of being wet.excellent work Andrew
Great flame. One might escape through the holes though (if we were lucky and not covered all over).
Great work! Funny how those D&D Days don't ever seem to leave you, how 'bout it? Those were simpler days - with monsters that were much more clear cut. Great illustration - the "lighting" even seems like it's something out of a dank old dungeon. Nice job!!
Very creative and extremely well done, Andrew - right at the top of the Monday breakfast menu, along with green eggs and ham!
But i do not like green eggs and ham... i do not like them sam-i-am!.... I do not like them with a house, i do not like them with a mouse.. i do not like them here nor there, i do not like them anywhere!!!!!!!!!! LOL
And it looks like it's getting bigger all the time. Run for your life! (it can't eat my comp, can it?)
Great image. It really has that slimey gel-like effect to it. I like how it's kind of transparent like gel. I'm also drawn to the sharpness of the openings, they make me want to lean over and get a closer look. All part of the slime-monster effect I'm sure. :)
I saw this in a pond last week, and trod some into the house. Can't get rid of the stuff. It seems to like the refrigerator more than anywhere else. Do you have the antidote? Aaaaaaargh....
Not sure what I like better Andrew, your slime flame or the description. Always something new to learn at your space!
excellent Apo render Andrew very impressive style size
The most beautiful glob of ugly green slime Ive ever seen. Fantastic detail, as always!!
Hohoho! Hope this is not a self portrait...Otherwise very handsome slime you got here!
I am reminded when Nickleodian? came out with "Beach Slime" looked just like this!!! I lived way up north in the boons of NY state, and when I opened it, the smell bout knocked me off my feet....GROSE...Needless to say, my daughter did not get her gack in her stocking the next morning, I tossed it out! hahaha....then I moved to Florida....took my dog on a beach run, the smell bount knocked me over!!! How the heck did they manage to put that nasty smell in slime? hahaha....WONDERFUL MEMORIES....THANK YOU ANDREW!! (=
OMG! I used to doodle a pattern similar to this all the time! Very cool!