Impressive and unique rendition of a classic monst

A very impressive and unique rendition of Frankenstein's monster. It truly looks like how Mary Shelley would have envisioned the creature--horrible and misshapen in appearance, but yet with a notable expression of intelligence and malevolence on its face. Most other depictions tend to miss the latter point.

This is truly the most accurate depiction of Frankenstein's monster I have yet seen. The only thing I did not like was the pointed left ear (looks a bit elf-like and thus inhuman), but that barely detracts from the piece as a whole.

fuck ja

franks brother

Brilliant

I'm glad you decided to make the young scientist female instead of male (If this is the same story). It gives the scientist some innocence despite the fact that she can create such a creature as this. I can tell you have knowledge of how a body decomposes, like nails growing long even after death. Great job. I hope to see more from you soon.

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he has some really weird muscles, the muscles in his leg make no sense especially, you have the patella and tibia in their but you only seem to have a calf muscle, his ankle is a kankle and his toes dont make sense either, to be honest all his muscles are wacky, no im not trying to be mean or nasty, just work on them muscles, dont studies do anything :p

cool

i think my favorite part about this is that victor(ia) felt that the right foot was a suitable enough part when there was doubtlessly several other, much more suitable feet available. but seriously, im not sure i would want a fatherly hug from this guy...