CGAN - June 2015 - IT Movie Poster - Pennywise remake - WIPS

Valence wrote: Yes, keep painting Banj! It's not as if you're doing anything else this month, like rebuilding and relaunching a website!

I've heard that same rumour myself.

Thanks a lot Kaz!

Banj wrote:

Valence wrote: Yes, keep painting Banj! It's not as if you're doing anything else this month, like rebuilding and relaunching a website!

I've heard that same rumour myself.

Rumors are never based in fact. I guess it's credible coming from you tho

I like your idea Banj, that's right before the kid lost his arm ! Looking great so far Dragon
I made a sketch at work, kind of freaky, but I have a better idea in my head, although it won't come out

Banj wrote:

SchizophreniaWolf wrote: I saw IT far to early in my life, but I loved it anyway. wooohoooo Pennywise apocalypse!!! But of course Ronald McDonald is the most freaky known clown. Captain Spaulding is cool too.

None of them is as nightmarishly disturbing as the Burger King King

I didn't know that one, but now I do I don't sleep anymore...

psssst.... here comes Pennywise

Dragon - love the paunch; it makes him scarier somehow than a fit person would be

Micro - you're even giving me ideas with that sketch and I never saw the movie

Cherry - I see you'll be able to paint a red head again (Also I love the hole in his head, with a cobweb inside!)

Don't know anything about Pennywise or the movie "It" so I don't know if I'll go enter this. I did start work on the ImagineFX challenge "Carney" which I started and never finished doing a horror clown. This was the progress I had on that clown before abandoning it..

That's a scary looking clown...

(I never did think they were very scary before - just kind of boring... Not anymore, I guess...)

Dragon: The facial morph is wonderfully nasty and suits the theme very well.

Micro: That's very weird in a disturbing kind of way. I don't like spiders!

Cherry: I agree with Charlotte about the cobweb hole. And as I said above, I don't like spiders!

Kodabble: I like the painterly look of that picture. What software did you use for it? The brush strokes are lovely and describe the underlying muscle fibres in a convincing way.

I've had a 90min scary clown scribble. I tried to base it (initially, at least) on the proportions of the actor Will Poulter and then expanded on it somewhat ... in a rather grubby, messy way. I doubt if any likeness will develop.
I did have a plan in mind but I'm not sure it's working (or is going to work) so I'll keep quiet about that and just see how it goes.