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The Call of Cthulhu by H.P. Lovecraft

For beginning readers.

Pages Thirty-Four and Thirty-Five.

Previously (Pages Thirty-Two and Thirty-Three): [link]

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Mood: Wow! ~DeAssumpcaostudio Mar 28, 2013  Professional Traditional Artist
kick ass
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:icondsivis:
I always thought R'lyeh would look good drawn as if by Geisel.
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~droxy Nov 19, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
Just a great fan omage to Sueess and lovercraft and you match the style of art and writing brilliantly.
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:iconpaddirn:
The scary thing is, it looks exactly like something out of a Seuss book. Which may mean that Dr. Seuss was already channeling dark-forces-that-man-was-not-meant-to-comprehend through his books. SAN = 0.
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~maawolfe36 Nov 12, 2012  Student General Artist
Haha you're so right! This is extremely Seussian. Reminds me of "Oh, the Places You'll Go!"
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:iconmarchehare:
Loving your interpretation of the story. Can't wait to see this get printed :-)
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:iconlow-roads:
Neat Seussian take on R'lyeh! Despite the cartoony approach, this may be the most authentically disturbing take on the drowned city I've seen yet!
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~wrathy-wrath Nov 15, 2011  Student Traditional Artist
Really cool! I really do enjoy the unconventional depiction of R'lyeh, I always assumed it would be pointy and whatnot, but this is really great.
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:iconomny87:
Wait, so how do you pronounce "R'lyeh"? I've always pronounced it "Ruh-LAY".
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:iconlow-roads:
Yeah... Lovecraft pronunciations always seem rather up in the air. I've always thought of it as "RILL-yah"... but then, I always pronounce "Cthulhu" as though the "C" was silent.
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