October gore art challenge, 9: Skeletons/Bones/Bones Showing
Here we have an acidic gas that eats away at soft tissue so fast that the nerves don’t even have time to tell the brain that something is wrong. So fast that no blood has a chance to bleed. So strong that even bone will disappear. it’s a good thing that her harness is made of a material that won’t get destroyed by it.
I drew a picture of Cold Front a while back (that I never posted) trying to emulate the style of a magazine cover, with that I thought what a typical magazine name would be in the pony world. Thus “ponies ‘n socks” was made.
I wanted to join in on the sexy pachyderm fruits
October gore art challenge, 8: Undead/Zombie Attack
Here we have a Silver Tongue who has been through some serious shit. Doesn’t look like she’s quite all there though.
Check out this piece of shit that I once was proud of. Also, I am stunned that the second to last one has the lenny face but predates it by about three years.
October gore art challenge, 7: Falling/Falling to your death
Often times it’s not the fall that kills you. It’s the landing. here we have silver, dead after landing in some sort of icy crevice.
October gore art challenge, 6: Stitches/Self Admistered Medical Help
this one I got lazy and just drew her with stitched eyes and mouth. i couldn’t really figure out how to do what I actually wanted to do so I went with the easy solution.
Octobergore art challenge, 5: Chocking/Asphyxiation/Suffocation
There are many ways to take someones breath away. You can either block the airflow by constricting around their neck or put pressure on their chest so their lungs cannot expand. Here we see Silver being strangled with some sort of belt but also wearing a tight straight jacked, making her lungs unable to expand anyways. With no breath, she cannot call for help. Not that anyone would come anyways.
October gore art challenge, 4: Doctors/Surgery/Medical Emergency
The only surgery I’ve ever had was after my lung collapsed down 47% and they stuck a camera in my chest cavity and roughed up the lining so they could use my blood as an adhesive to mind the lung back to the chest wall. I then spent about a week with a tube in my side that was keeping air out of my chest cavity. It was all rather clean except the tube which looked gross.
