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Very mixed feelings concerning the question though. Surely not scared for life (without a creepy background story it's just an uncommon "neutral" thing - and hey, maybe it even becomes something positive like "Sprinkles, the intergalactic tooth fairy" - on the other hand - I wouldn't put it in my child's room.
Besides, maxillary prognathism always makes me giggle and therefore i have to admit, the final painting's creature looks even slightly dumber > funnier to me.
Anyway - again, nice job
cheers
that would have scared the crap out of me in the best way possible when i was a young 'un
i love it, i think if the kid grows up with that painting, its gonna love it! that would be a cute sculpture or stuffed animal as well.
It's amazing how you paint your images. They look almost 3D.
Awesome work.
i mean it's a good painting, but for a child...maybe not. maybe change the backround to be lighter, do something else with his color and then it might be better.
hopefully the child will not get scared by it!!
if so,
you can paint it in my room
8D