Proof of work + NFT Zombie

All of my NFTs come with OG physical prints. This makes my NFTs different from most others. My NFTs come with proof of work just depends how much you trying to spend on the OG's

As an artist, there is nothing quite like the thrill of creating a truly terrifying piece of art. And when I was asked to illustrate a series of images for a new horror novel, I knew that I had the perfect opportunity to really push my creative limits and create something truly memorable.

The idea of a world overrun by the undead was particularly appealing to me, as it allowed me to tap into my love of horror and my fascination with the macabre. And as I sat down at my drafting table, I couldn't wait to get started on my first illustration.
I began by sketching out the rough outline of a female zombie, using a light pencil to establish the basic shape and proportions of the figure. As I worked, I paid close attention to the pose and posture of the zombie, trying to capture a sense of movement and tension in her body.

Next, I moved on to adding details to the sketch. I used a variety of pens and pencils to add texture and depth to the drawing, carefully rendering the skin of the zombie to make it look pale and stretched tight over her bones. I also added details to her clothing, making it look tattered and torn as if she had just been turned.

As I worked, I kept a close eye on the overall composition of the drawing, making sure that all of the elements were balanced and cohesive. I also paid attention to the lighting and shading, using a combination of cross-hatching and graduated tones to create a sense of depth and dimension.

Finally, after many long hours of work, I was satisfied with my illustration. I took a step back to admire my work, making any final touches and adjustments as needed. When I was satisfied with the final result, I sent the drawing off to the publisher, knowing that it would be the perfect addition to the horror novel.

As I drifted off to sleep that night, I couldn't help but feel a sense of pride and accomplishment. I had put my heart and soul into this illustration, and the end result was something truly special. The female zombie I had drawn was a masterpiece of horror, a testament to my talent and creativity.

Creating this illustration was a challenging and rewarding experience, and it reminded me of why I love to create art in the first place. There is something truly magical about the process of bringing an idea to life, and I can't wait to see what other terrifying creations I will be able to come up with in the future.