All The World's A Grave

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Neckbones: cyborgsuzystock.deviantart.com…

CrossForeground: mehrunnisa-stock.deviantart.co…

Cross: closemyeyes-stock.deviantart.c…

Cross Midground: gothika-stock.deviantart.com/a…

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Fence: www.sxc.hu/browse.phtml?f=view… No longer available at the link.



Clock/siren tower, No Shelter sign, Railroad track, Model, Additional cloud texture are all my own stock.



I want to make a special mention that My room mate Fred sat for almost three hours

while having his hair put in dreds and his entire body painted for the series of

stock photos That I took for this piece. In the end the over all shoot took less

than an hour and I only used one out of almost fifty shots.



I also want to thank Fred's wife Sheran for helping me paint Fred.

Neither of us knew what we were doing but for all that the results

were even more primitive than I originally intended but that just

made them even better.



Last and certainly not least I want to thank my very good friend Joe Craven.

He came up with the way to do Fred's hair and also a way to keep the paint from

staying in his hair after we were finished. He did an excellent job and I owe

him allot.


This is the kind of support I missed so much up in New York.

It's so good to be home again.