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Artist Theonewithoutaname
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- 3.50 / 5.00
- Date
- 06/15/2011
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- Illustration
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- 530 x 720 px
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- 200 kb
- Tags
- city
- surreal
- zombie
- undead
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Author Comments
Another drawing for the poems I mentioned earlier. This one is based on the poem titled "City of the Dead."
You can find it here:http://ejobes19.devi antart.com/art/City-of-Th e-Dead-192742971
You've probably noticed I've been pumping these out on a daily (almost) basis. Yes I want to get these done so I can start drawing the madness pages.
Anyway hope this drawing is ok, I did a surreal take on the classic zombie invasion archetype. hope that's not a problem.
Reviews
Rated 4 / 5 stars Jun 24, 2011
Crazy again!
I didn't find this to be one of your better pieces because it seems a bit muddled. It's still fun to look at, because as usual, it has a very nice amount of detail put into it. I could not even understand that they were supposed to be zombies until I read the description! Geez, I thought I was the guy who knew everything about zombies. I think the best feature is how they just seem to be screaming out at the world around them. Their flesh and bodies are practically melting off their bones.
The dark streaks that run rampant, I kind of have mixed emotions about. It looks unfancy, but that is most likely to be the appeal of the picture. I also like the face on the far left that's just looking out at the madness surrounding her. It's even a little hard to make out how many zombies are in this picture. I know there's at least four.