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JamesRyman — 15th Century Zombie
Published: 2006-12-05 09:21:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 41174; Favourites: 986; Downloads: 861
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This started as a study of a painting by Anthony Van Dyck ( I'll post the title when I find it) I got bored half way through and made him into a zombie
Oil on canvas panel 15" x 20"
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I guess you were like, "fuck it, let's make him a zombie."
Simply perfect.
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great and amusing painting, but the one thing that made it a hundred times stronger was the short description - it works on soooo many levels it made me lol a few times after i read it
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Featured in my latest weekly journal
drop by n have a look u might find something inspiring
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I absolutely LOVE it!
I Love how you made it look so authentic. ^_^
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This is amazing!!! 
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Hehe, wow, this is actually a ghost who can be seen flying around Hogwarts!
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Your stuff is pure inspiration! You are truly talented in every way!
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This reminds me of the ' Pride and Prejudice and Zombies ' cover.... I wonder why?
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Lol 
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Wow, even then zombies weren't aware of the proper way to dress
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Great! reminds me of the work of Jake and Dinos Chapman.
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wow...he looks much more attractive as a zombie! -sniggers-
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wOW you got bored... and did this @__@
this is AWESOME.
how did the teacher react? (assuming it was a study for a class..)
<333 your art! you are amazing! ^^
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Nice! I think my favorite part about this is that you pretty much completed a portrait, and then you were like, "You know what? This would look better as a zombie." It is definitely more interesting that way, though. I think I might've liked it better tho without the eye socket, because the dark void makes it instantly apparent.
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this looks great, i like how it wasnt started out to look like this. consider a study into tooth anatomty though.
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Amazing work, the teeth look especially realistic and I love the way you textured the skin.
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Really nicely done. Do you remember the painting this spun off from?
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Well he's certainly leaner this time around...any chance of his son getting a similar treatment? Heh...
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God I love this style, you do it so well...
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hahahaha. thats so awesome
that so neds to be in my favs.
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this is so awesome, I love that it's with natural media as well! amazing.
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that is beon cool..it is amazing!
one question...how does the process of drying work 4 u? what material did you use and how?
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I love it & would fav it, but that watermark is awful. I know the battle but it is really really distracting. Please consider something less obscuring. I've successfully used my name and website along the shoulder's edge of portraits, or even similar to what you've done but much lighter!
Aside from that, Kudos & I'll be off to check out your gallery now.
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XDDD
wow, that was so unexpected.
"Hmmm You know, i dont feel like painting Anthony Van Dyck anymore...LETS MAKE HIM A ZOMBIE
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Great work. I love how the zombie part just looks like somewhat of an illusion.[mebe cuz of the dA symbol] haha
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Oh wow.... That is funny and scary at the same time! I love it!
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I actually really like this. You were able to incorporate a very traditional style with a fairly new-age theme. Very original. Lovely work!
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