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This original Zombie Art, by HouseofZombie.com uses a new technique I am working with that incorporates both digital photography and 3D rendering software.
Original Zombie Art, by HouseOfZombie.com All rights reserved.
When I originally found this photograph, I was very excited to turn this classic soldier photo into a scary, yet stoic, soldier zombie.
Here is the before and after.
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The title may say it all: “Bashed by a Shovel”.
In this original Zombie Art, by HouseofZombe.com, I have taken a photo of my model and turned him into a scary zombie, who’s head has just been bashed in by a shovel.
When I photographed the model, I selected this seemingly benign shot to convert him into a zombie. The result was good — But, I wanted more.
What is an artist to do?
…How about bashing his head in with a shovel?
Yeah, that will work.
Here is the before and after photos:
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I turned this beauty into a zombie using my favorite Zombie Art Techniques — I think I’m in love, yet again… (I’m glad Zombies aren’t the jealous type: I have a few zombie women in my “original zombie art” portfolio. They don’t know about each other, so either way, I’m safe.)
Original Zombie Art, by HouseOfZombie.com All rights reserved.
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One of my favorite zombie women types, are those from the 50’s. Yep, that’s how I roll. Please meet my Pin Up Zombie, Elaine. I made this zombie art from a vintage photo of a 1950’s model.
Original Zombie Art, by HouseOfZombie.com All rights reserved.
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Here is one of my first Zombie Pinup photos that I made. I love her. (Her name is Gretta.)
Original Zombie Art, by HouseOfZombie.com All rights reserved.
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This original Zombie Art, by HouseofZombie.com uses a new technique I am working with that incorporates both digital photography and 3D rendering software.
An example of my new Zombie Art Technique. (my "lite" version of Zombie art)
When I originally took this photo, I didn’t expect much out of it, but I am very happy with the results if only for testing purposes.
Here is the before and after:
Before and After Photos of my new Zombie Art Technique
The skull was fully posed and rendered within the 3D software program and then incorporated into the original digital photography using Photoshop. This technique has opened the door to more opportunities in zombie art, and I am very excited about the possibilities it offers.
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I sell this original artwork, framed, on ebay, quite a bit. It’s my most popular. What do you think?
Original Zombie Artwork, by HouseofZombie
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