'Timmy and the Mi-go.'

SF&F Picture 36 out of 73 by Steve Dismukes.

SciFi and Fantasy Art: Timmy and the Mi-go.

One day the little mi-go took Timmy in his brain-cylinder to sit and look at the distant yellow star that shone its pallid light upon Yuggoth. Around the star travelled a tiny little blue speck, minute and insignificant in the infinite void.

"Home... home... home..." said Timmy in his funny, crackly voice. "...I want to go home..."


	Categories: [Humourous or Cute Things] Techniques: [Computer Painted from Scratch] Inspirations: [H.P.Lovecraft]

Date	Name	Comment
18 Dec 2005	Clara A. Easter	Loading... This drawing.. It made me sad for some reason i feel sorry for timmy poor guy who want to go home im confused on one thing though is timmy a brain or just living in a brain can thingy? Anyhow this is really sad and has alot of mystery too
14 Feb 2007	Sam	Loading... I would really like to see a story on Timmy and the Mi-Go. hint-hint, wink-wink

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