I INSISTED ON HIRING THE NEW NANNY. by eifelturm

2D • Surrealism • posted on Sep 09, 2004

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Comments (18)

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kenwas

9:19AM | Thu, 09 September 2004

Brilliant title for this outstanding work! Nightmares in many forms.

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WeeLaddie

9:33AM | Thu, 09 September 2004

I can see why you hired her, though. Hey, we all make mistakes. Excellent composition.

efry_e

9:35AM | Thu, 09 September 2004

F***cking cool... haha... next time I suggest not choosing one from hell.

dragonfly2000

9:44AM | Thu, 09 September 2004

Wonderfully twisted. Excellent.

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i-popba

10:00AM | Thu, 09 September 2004

powerful work....love it.

11:23AM | Thu, 09 September 2004

I understand since she is beautiful !

chrysalide

11:27AM | Thu, 09 September 2004

yes it's an excellent picture with nnice objects and forms. i like the colros and the tones. have a good day

Jay7347

12:05PM | Thu, 09 September 2004

The intricate nature of your illustrations always blows me away. Nicely done! Vote -jay

Sylvaine

1:08PM | Thu, 09 September 2004

Excellent composition filled of dream and ghost....

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mysnapz

3:01PM | Thu, 09 September 2004

Great image I love the richness of the colours and the elements nice one :0)

Richard T

4:14PM | Thu, 09 September 2004

What can I say besides, BRILLIANT!........

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intolerance

4:35PM | Thu, 09 September 2004

Clouds, arteries, veins, nerves, parotid gland ducts, and the bronchial tree all show some type of fractal organization. In addition, fractals can be found in regional distribution of pulmonary blood flow, pulmonary alveolar structure, regional myocardial blood flow heterogeneity, surfaces of proteins, mammographic parenchymal pattern as a risk for breast cancer,in the distribution of arthropod body lengths and in your pictures.

NataLibera70

2:11AM | Fri, 10 September 2004

Woww excellent!!!

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FearaJinx

8:32PM | Fri, 10 September 2004

Wicked & Weird...but very cool... I like how it's so busy!

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BlueLotus7

8:58AM | Sat, 11 September 2004

I am continuously amazed how you come up with different scenarios in the same genre! Fantastic!

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Satanimus

12:59PM | Mon, 13 September 2004

Tell me... Are you seeing a therapist, LOL.. Brilliant!!

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gillbrooks

4:01PM | Thu, 30 September 2004

Hmmmmm....how come I've missed your galleries all this time? I just sat looking at this for ages and still can't think of the words to describe the awesomeness of it.

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