I needed a change, a chance to draw humans, but still wanted the picture to be linked to NIMH somehow. The obvious choice is of course a group of NIMH scientists. This pic is really straying towards the mad doctor end of the scale, but it was fun to do.
I think I meant 'investors'. Maybe both. I don't know.
Posted by Guest on Sun 27 Nov 2005 03:17:32 AM MST
DB
Well, there are the practical kind, of course. Reminding themselves that it's human interest to continue these experiments. Human advancement is something they wish to achive. That and sattisfy their benifactors.
Posted by Guest on Tue 22 Nov 2005 06:07:45 PM MST
mal
(Grins) Awesome work!
Weeeeeeeeeeeell, are there any other kind of scientist at NIMH apart from the "mad type"?
Posted by Guest on Mon 21 Nov 2005 06:38:35 PM MST
Tender...you've made an excellent portrayal of some rather neglected villains, whose absence in current plotlines is duly compensated by the shadow they cast upon the rats' lives. Here, we have some rather intelligent, rather determined scientists, full...
Tender...you've made an excellent portrayal of some rather neglected villains, whose absence in current plotlines is duly compensated by the shadow they cast upon the rats' lives. Here, we have some rather intelligent, rather determined scientists, full of resolve and will. They wish to accomplish much, all without heeding norality or ethics and all in the name of science and human advancement. Still, one wonders...what do they have to gain from this experiment? Do they simply have a lust for knowledge? A desire to control nature? Or is it for some darker purpose?
Hmm...I'm kinda curious about "Patrick Stewart" as well :D
Posted by Guest on Mon 21 Nov 2005 06:01:55 PM MST
DB
Now, you felt it was necissary to include Patrick Stewart because...?
Posted by Guest on Sun 20 Nov 2005 10:18:07 PM MST
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DB
I think I meant 'investors'. Maybe both. I don't know.
Posted by Guest on Sun 27 Nov 2005 03:17:32 AM MST
DB
Well, there are the practical kind, of course. Reminding themselves that it's human interest to continue these experiments. Human advancement is something they wish to achive. That and sattisfy their benifactors.
Posted by Guest on Tue 22 Nov 2005 06:07:45 PM MST
mal
(Grins) Awesome work!
Weeeeeeeeeeeell, are there any other kind of scientist at NIMH apart from the "mad type"?
Posted by Guest on Mon 21 Nov 2005 06:38:35 PM MST
Matthias
show full show summaryTender...you've made an excellent portrayal of some rather neglected villains, whose absence in current plotlines is duly compensated by the shadow they cast upon the rats' lives. Here, we have some rather intelligent, rather determined scientists, full...
Tender...you've made an excellent portrayal of some rather neglected villains, whose absence in current plotlines is duly compensated by the shadow they cast upon the rats' lives. Here, we have some rather intelligent, rather determined scientists, full of resolve and will. They wish to accomplish much, all without heeding norality or ethics and all in the name of science and human advancement. Still, one wonders...what do they have to gain from this experiment? Do they simply have a lust for knowledge? A desire to control nature? Or is it for some darker purpose?
Hmm...I'm kinda curious about "Patrick Stewart" as well :D
Posted by Guest on Mon 21 Nov 2005 06:01:55 PM MST
DB
Now, you felt it was necissary to include Patrick Stewart because...?
Posted by Guest on Sun 20 Nov 2005 10:18:07 PM MST