Surrealism, fuck yeah

This is damned awesome, and bonus points for traditional art.

oh shit I meant to click digital, it's all photoshop OH NO

*dies*

You're out of my faves, mister.

Nah, it's pretty great either way.

Pestis looks like he's infected with Jimini.

Pestis is a plague character that was originally meant to go with Carnivaldog's Plague Raptor.

So he's more of an infection.

/late
They were not the first to have the whole black stuff from the mouth thing; I and a shit load of other people have critters that have the same thing.

Apparently you expect me to have intimate knowledge of every creature on FA.

I'm afraid that's not the case.

lol no but comparing other artists creations is kind of a pet peeve; I didn't mean anything bad by it; so no need for snark.

I can only work with what I have. If I've only seen one thing, I can only compare it to one thing.

Not everything is related though lol; some things don't need comparing but yes no hate from me.

ffffffffffffffffffffffff <3
I love this

This is just incredible. I keep coming back to look at it. The blank look on Jericho's face contrasting the look of desperation on Pestis' is really intense. The soft, pink shading on Jericho is so...I don't know, it makes me think o cotton candy in a really good way.

So fucking gay for this picture.

Stellar body language and expression~

What they said... so much power in the poses and expressions, and the way the black on Pestis is dripping off and through him. Plus, rat feet. Love rat feet.

Isn't a rat being gross sort of an expectation though? I've seen some nasty-ass rats (altho usually they were from petstores).

In this pic is some dreadful,but also some fascinating together.And I don´t know,what exactly is it.....I think,that this is best pic in your gallery =:3

ffff . gosh. this i love this.

This is frightening and nightmarish to me. He doesn't respond. He can't respond. It makes me think of the title and how good that well-wishing can be when someone really needs help. D:

Those rat feet... <3 And very awesome anatomy all around. There's a lot of emotion in this pic.

God damn you, now I have to be that guy, the one who favorites like WAY too many pictures at once. Also, the one who won't shut up with the comments. ;_;

This is beautiful. I just... have no words. The drippy filth and the tree roots are my absolute favorite part, as well as the way you drew both their heads.

Loving the contrast here.Jericho looks so noble and pure, as opposed to Pestis's obvious expression of pain. Bravo.

Wow love this o_o It's .. I don't know, for some reason I just have to keep looking at it.. (that's a good thing)
The 'contrast' between the expressions on Jericho's & Pestis' faces makes it really interesting. Love it!

ach meneir, this cuts to the soul of me

it's beautiful!

this is how I've felt a lot lately...

btw just a random question do you mind if I upload this to my facebook as long as I link to your art gallery?

This picture is creepy and <i>awesome</i>.

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I'm very impressed with how accurately you've anthropomorphized a rat (that thick tail is a nice touch!). I especially like how he looks /afflicted/ with disease, cursed with pestilence (since a lot of people think rats created plague rather than carried and suffered from it themselves). I like him a lot: especially how his head markings mimic a skull. And God that red sun(?)... For some reason it reminds me of Superman + the yellow sun, except where the red is like the Bull Terrier's nourishment and it's entering some kind of growth/photosynthesis stage--or perhaps the opposite where he finds himself weakened and frozen by it? Huh. Out of curiosity, does that red light/circle symbolize anything, or was it just a decision of yours to include it for aesthetic purposes?

What TehSean said about the 'Wishing Well' title was very eye-opening. I had assumed the red light streaming down was the light from the top of a well that they were, either metaphorically or otherwise, stuck at the bottom of. His comment made much more sense: about the futility of wishing someone with such a debilitating sickness 'well.' But then, Jericho seems implanted in the ground and immobilized, like he's incapable of helping regardless. So it's like... a symbol for how he can't help no matter how much Pestis might need it because he not only has the plague but IS the plague since having it means perpetuating it.

In any case, this picture is very tragic! It reminds me of classic paintings. It tells a story through the dramatic positions of the characters with each other. Very much like a painting of a leper pleading at Christ for healing. In case all that didn't say it... GREAT JOB! One of my favorite pictures in the world.