'Joshua: Blessed Kindred'

SF&F Picture 8 out of 12 by Ryan W. Neill.

SciFi and Fantasy Art: Joshua: Blessed Kindred

Okay, inspired by a short story I'm writing and a passage from The Book of Nod, this came, again, late at night. I don't know if I really like the way Joshua looks standing against the wall...


	Categories: [Man, Men] [Vampires, Zombies, Undeads, Dark, Gothic] Techniques: [Pencil/Graphite Pen] [Other] [Mechanical/Technical Pencils] [Erasers] Inspirations: [Other Author]

Date	Name	Comment
27 Nov 2000	Steph Ekmanis	Loading... I still love this picture. So dark, so mysterious. It looks like the cover of a really good magazine, or an advertizement for some kind of vampire related comic book. ^-^
28 Nov 2000	Forever	Loading... I want my Book of Nod back soon.
31 Jul 2003	Amanda M. Sutherland	Loading... And the last days are coming. WW has decided to end it all. Gehenna, The Apolalypse and Ascention are all happening at once. 'Bout time!

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