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This is not far from the truth.

Yep, it's a female golden orb-weaver eating a small snake. *shudder* http://www.findaspider.org.au/find/spiders/116.htm https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_silk_orb-weaver Anyway, I think this thread's been derailed enough. :D

Watch out for this little baby in your letterbox. :D

*hit Ctrl-Z to undo* *snicker* :D

You really make it too easy. :D He looks awesome, Keenan!

I'M OFFENDED! FUCK ALL YOUSE CUNTS. :animal:

How DO you find the time? :) Impressive work yet again!

A unique subject, executed well. Nice work. :)

Thanks again, although I forgot to mention that you can also use Edit>Transform>Skew/Distort/Perspective to further reshape the layer and achieve different looks. I've edited the tute to include this info. :)

Thanks again guys. I updated the review with a bit more info.

Thanks guys. :)

Yeah, it most likely will, in which case I'll have Keenan and Gungho-joe to thank for posting their Voltron pics. :D

He reminds me more of Joss Whedon, but I'm definitely getting a Merle vibe. Nice work. :)

I gotta show these pics to my wife (the Voltron fangirl) when I get home. On second thought, maybe I shouldn't - she'll want the whole set too.

Much less cartoony. I like it, especially the worn metal look of the legs and tail.. :D

12. For the blood spatter on the wall, we'll use a slightly different technique. Open another overlay in a new pane. 13. Select the Magic Wand tool on the left, then click anywhere in the white space around the bloodstain to select it. 14. Go to Select>Inverse. This inverts the selection...

First off, let me apologise for the long delay in creating this tutorial. I blame Max Payne 3 and Grand Theft Auto 4 for being too damn addictive. Anyway, here goes. Blood has always been a distasteful subject, but during the course of diorama photography and the pursuit of greater realism...

Dude. That looks amazing!

She looks fantastic. Great work on the set too. :)

Phenomenal work so far!