Carcass
34 creative works found
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The Vultures Eyes, Or, Be Careful Where You Park Your Carcass, Meaning, Don't Sit Too Long In One Place, & Don't Look Too Deadish
by pinkyjainUS$3.42–US$91.20
Wacom tablet drawn in CorelPainter, digital acrylics
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is an old work :) / thanks to Malgorzata for the body pic.
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The Vultures Eyes, Or, Be Careful Where You Park Your Carcass, Meaning, Don't Sit Too Long In One Place, & Don't Look Too Deadish
by pinkyjainUS$23.94
Wacom Tablet drawn on the computer
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The Minor, Major and World Circuits have never looked quite so terrifying! When you step through those ropes and find yourself face to face with the 8-Bit terror that is a zombie Bald Bull…that’s when you know you’re in for a world of hurt. And maybe the loss of an arm or something, or at the very least a hunk of flesh chomped out of you.
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Grizzly bear was dining on a carcass that was hung up on a rock in Lehardy Rapids in Yellowstone National Park.
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The two lionesses had caught a young kudu. / At the kill the six cubs squabbled ferociously to gain the best place at the carcass. They did not look cute and cuddly any longer…... Mpumalanga / Sabi Sand Reserve – Kruger Nat.Park / South Africa
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The inside of a meat locker at an abandoned mental asylum, complete with menacing looking hook and rail on the ceiling.
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A pencil drawing of an abandoned early 1930’s vintage Oldsmobile ( and pieces of some other,newer ‘hulks’ ) ‘lounging’ in a marshy field.
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The turkey vultures from Cuba I saw these birds flying high in the sky in most areas but to high to capture a image even with the strongest of lens when came the visit to the mountains my luck was finally in when I saw them perched on this tree… Turkey Vulture is an excellent flyer. It endlessly soars with wings held in V-shape and teetering from side to side. It performs infrequent wing beats, taking advantage of raising thermals. / Wing beats and take off are laborious, but it soars very easily. It is able to glide during six hours without any flapping. Part of the Cuban experience… (-:
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White-backed Vulture portrait…..... The White-backed Vulture is a typical vulture, with only down feathers on the head and neck, very broad wings and short tail. It has a white neck ruff. The adult’s whitish back contrasts with the otherwise dark plumage. Juveniles are largely dark. This is a medium-sized vulture; its body mass is around 5.4 kg. Like other vultures it is a scavenger, feeding mostly from carcasses of animals which it finds by soaring over savannah and around human habitation. It often moves in flocks. It breeds in trees on the savannah of west and east Africa, laying one egg. The population is mostly resident. As it is rarer than previously believed, its conservation status was reassessed from Least Concern to Near Threatened in the 2007 IUCN Red List.
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Same “dinner table” of ‘A promise of things to come..’. After the cubs had almost had their fill, mother was finishing off what was left….still keeping a weary eye on us, just 3 mt away. Sabi Sand / Kruger Nat. Park / Mpumalanga / South Africa
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Lavaging Expectorate Of Lysergide Composition by Carcass / (Music: Steer) / (Lyrics: Walker) (Lead: Administration of toxic compounds by M. Amott) Officinal – immiscible compounds are mixed, / A gagging expectorate, of lysergic acids, / Premensely emerced, consciousness slowly sips, / Peculated, in an ebriatng narcocis… / ...Cataleptic, / Imbibe…neurotripsick… (Leads: Gross disorientation by W.G. Steer) Neurally numbed, a narcosis so trans-lucid, / So pernicious, halluciagenics, / Procreating, ocular contortion, / Your idiosyncrassy, is now expropriated… / ...Extirpation, / Mind..termination…
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A drawing of the ‘skeletal remains’ of an old car.
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It’s bone..
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Most would ordinarily avoid these types of things… In this case a sheep. I however (as morbid as it sounds) find these bones to be one of the most magnificently graphic elements you will find on a farm!! This one was made the old fashioned way… with a film and a darkroom.
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Hamerton Wildlife Park Zoo / Hamerton / Near Sawtry / Cambs UK Like other vultures it is a scavenger, feeding mostly from carcasses of dead animals and waste which it finds by soaring over savannah and around human habitation, including waste tips. It breeds in a stick nest in trees in much of Africa south of the Sahara.
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Hooded Vulture
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.....steppin’ over bodies just to get THE VOTE….
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Discarded spider carcass with a touch of Photoshop treatment
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An old rowing boat reveals character as it is succumbs to age and neglect.
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Perhaps copper nails were originally used in the construction of this old rowing boat but time and the elements have turned them green.
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