A Little Creepy by bugsnouveau

Bryce • Abstract • posted on Jun 23, 2015

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Seven positive metaballs with a smooth mat and five negative metaballs with Alien Sandstone. Don Tatro's Creepy Clown. Thanks for Lookin' Tom

Comments (18)

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giulband

1:38AM | Tue, 23 June 2015

Fascinating creation !!

bugsnouveau

1:22PM | Tue, 23 June 2015

Thank you giulband, Tom

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BryceHoro

2:06AM | Tue, 23 June 2015

Great model, outstanding scene.

bugsnouveau

1:23PM | Tue, 23 June 2015

Thank you BryceHoro, Tom

Benver

10:22AM | Tue, 23 June 2015

nice chuckling over the result ! You are not a regular poster but I hope you read this comment Glad you remembered the late 2004 Don Tatro,s Creepy Clown in Innertraveler . How quickly such artists are not rightfully forgotten since Traveler as a 3D artistcommune died Tatro was a man with a bizar kind of humor we found back in his creation Creepy Clown and his comments.I see it back in your creation , the clowm jumped up in the most bizar situations like this I had to laugh about this one you know not l.o.l not rolling over the foor you know ROFLMAO more chuckling .Great stuff ! visit some day the little Bryce group . I intend to post a few things indirectly related to Tatro but also for his spicy comments on some of my work Totally different styles but I admired his skill to quasy effortless made his attributes and backgrounds for Creepy in a simple but dont let it mislead you effectfully sunday painter clear designer style no franjes ( i am Dutch find no english word for it )no artistic refinement I sometimes have to pay for with less vieuws &comments than I hoped for . Maybe solong, thanks for this gift ! this is from : PS .: Benver (Well Beaver actually but Rendo said Beaver was already spoken for or claimed .. :) Ben Ver (heij) well its close tot Denver and the late John the singer

bugsnouveau

1:17PM | Tue, 23 June 2015

I loved Don's bizar kind of humor also. His comments on my work and others at 3DC are priceless! Thank you, Beaver Tom Long Live Creepy

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bebopdlx

11:21AM | Tue, 23 June 2015

Really well done.

bugsnouveau

1:21PM | Tue, 23 June 2015

Hello Duncan, The color (or lack of) made me think of you! Thank you, Tom

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sossy

9:52AM | Tue, 14 July 2015

simple but impressive composed design! the clown with a questionmark and fantasy for a great story! ;o)

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claude19

1:52AM | Wed, 29 July 2015

Splendid Art here, and what a work with lighting and coloring of all these holes on this great Space Thing in 3D realization !!! the humor beyond your talent catch my attention ! splendid render for my eyes ! Thanks !!! Claude

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JeffersonAF

11:33AM | Sat, 01 August 2015

Great creation.

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anahata.c

1:46PM | Sat, 19 September 2015

I'm familiar enough with metaballs to know they come from the computer world and are based on mathematical principals. Beyond that, I don't understand them at all. But what you've done with these positive and negative metaballs is create nothing less than a museum piece, surrounded by utter (and rich) black, suggesting not just a beautiful stone, but something carved and shined to indicate it had a use long ago that we haven't fully surmised. Or perhaps it's a modern sculpture. The center black hole (no connection to the astronomical one, though maybe you had it in mind!) is wonderful as a focusing point; and maybe there is a black hole in there, with such intense gravity that...well, not likely in a museum...(I'd pay to see a sign in a museum: "Be careful of Black Holes".) And I love Creepy standing off to the side, on one of the protrusions as if he's posing for your camera. As you've used white space effectively, so you've used black space here. Wonderful; evocative of a museum piece of art but also of an archaeological find; and with your sense of humor woven throughout. I finally fav'd you as an artist, but I couldn't include an essay because the site removed all our essays. So I hope you got my sitemal, because I wrote what I would've written otherwise. (In fact, I hope you're getting Notifications, so you see all the people who've commented in your recent gallery.) Wonderful work, creative, very knowledgeable, and with a real sense of humor. You do Bryce proud.

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