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"Bone Pudding" by Stanton F. Fink

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SciFi and Fantasy Art Bone Pudding by Stanton F. Fink

The Bone Pudding was created by a necromancer to be her 'garbage disposal unit.' To create this foul thing, she bought/gathered several large ooze monsters, and slew them by exposing them to powerful negative energies. She then poured the resultant negatively charged goo over the corpse of a rare, and very dangerous predatory fish.

The bone Pudding 'lived' in a small chamber built beneath her lair. She would feed it unsuccessful, and failed experiments, traitorous servants, and annoying guest. When she was slain, and her lair razed, the Bone Pudding was able to escape.

Date	Name	Comment
30 Dec 2002	Tamara 'da dude' Davidson	Loading... Oh and i agree with adam grabs a spoon
30 Dec 2002	Tamara 'da dude' Davidson	Loading... W...W...Wooooaaaaahhhhh! This is beautiful!! Ah crap do you know how hard tryed to draw a relistic skull woah. One suggestion draw some arm bones and such in there too. And what a kool story line! Geeeeze blabbers on for a while anyhoo wooooaaaahh
26 Jan 2003	Zachariah Campbell	Loading... I love the basic concept here... normally I kind of dislike all those giant-amoeba-pudding-types from D&D, but the addition of a nasty prehistoric fish skeleton at it's core is the piece-de-la-resistance, as they say. As usual, a great idea for a... um... thing. Stanton F. Fink replies: "I dare say, but I think that the fish skeleton in the Bone Pudding gives it a little more bite than the normal gel monster..."
2 Mar 2003	Stephanie	Loading... This is uhhhh... what's the word. TOTALLY DISGUSTING.. yeah thats it. Now if you excuse me turns around and vomits
15 Apr 2003	A shadowboxer a mystic	Loading... Stephanie, honey, would it kill you to punctuate properly? Would it hurt to leave an insightful comment here instead of your tackiness? Stanton,the Bone Pudding is a really inventive and original work. It should show everyone that their art does not have to involve pretty elves, cat people, or winged folk. I think this deserves Mod's choice, if not for its demonstration of your artistic prowess (which is very substantial), then for sheer originality. Congratulations on a well-executed work of art.
18 May 2003	Anh	Loading... Heya Stanton! I haven't been to ur page in months! Whoa you got good ol' bone pudding colored! Neato. Wow I don't think I noticed the skulls when it was black and white. I dont remember... well its hypnotically green.
7 Jun 2003	Marina Gardner	Loading... OOH! it looks like that paleozoic fish....i ferget what its called, but its cool. *MGG
2 Aug 2003	Rachael Mayo	Loading... Such exquisite beauty! Such a lovely phosphorescent radience! Stanton, I liked this guy when he was still black n' white; this edition is truly marvelous! However, I just can't take 'im seriously, despite the visible skulls. I mean, "Pudding"?! That's what you call your pet garden slug, not your escaped-annoying-guest-garbage-disposal... Stanton F. Fink replies: "Well, I can't call it "Bone Jell-O," given as how "Jell-O" is a trademarked name, and how that Jell-O is made from bones in the first place. Wouldn't it be rather redundant in such a scenario?"
11 Sep 2003	Anonymous	Loading... it's alright.But it looks like a spirit of a fish not a bone pudding Stanton F. Fink replies: "How do you know what a bone pudding looks like in the first place?"
11 Nov 2003	Lissa 'Silverpaw' Spellman <	Loading... Jell-O is made from bones? Wow... another bit of useless information to cram into my skull... lol. Really kick-ass drawing.
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