ClockWorkBart

I'm unconvinced at the success of the 'Anatomy of an Angel' series thus far, and that's not to say I'm not happy with the way the images have turned out. I simply feel that perhaps not enough people have seen them. The problem with tackling extreme subject matter, with the intention of then displaying it on this website, is that you have to declair it as having slightly dubious content, thus denying your deviation that eyecatching thumbnail that would lure in unsuspecting members of the public. I think in future, each dubious deviation will have to be accompanied by a more colourful, family friendly effort, thus ensuring maximum exposure. I suppose I shouldn't be to hung up on what people think of my work, but if that were the case, I wouldn't have loaded it all on this site.

Happier pictures to arrive on Monday, but to pass the time until then, please do enjoy the first two entries in the 'Anaetomy of an Angel' series. They're not as dull as the thumbnail suggests.

Yours in doom and gory,

ClockWork Bart

I didn't like Avatar. Sure it looked great, both in respects to the special effects and the fact it was the sort of film that 3-D was waiting for in order to justify itself, but the story, well don't get me started on the story. Lets just say that James Cameron is probably the only man in history to look at The Whale Rider and think 'man, that needs some guns'. The reason why I mention this trifle of a film, is because the final piece of the puzzle that is my deviancy was my Avatar. All sorted now, but it almost drove me round the bend getting the sizes right.

Thanks to all those who've left comments, added my images to their favourites or decided to watch my profile (or all three). I'll try to keep up the hard work and send out regular deviations.

See, its not all doom and doooooooom...