Draw a zombie.

[b][COLOR=‘Red’]Draw some [COLOR=‘YellowGreen’]zombies. draw as many as you like and put them here.

It doesn’t have to be from Half-Life or anything in particular.[/b]

I’ll start:

that’s actually pretty cool.

[COLOR=‘LightBlue’]If you made it, I mean. the anime avatar means you can’t be trusted making art without stealing/tracing

i couldn’t resist man , it was too much :frowning:

is it alright if we model a zombie too?


ftw!

I can’t draw for shit,

so ignore it if you like, I was in the mood for zombie creating (granted rushed)

I wanna play. I wanna play…

well, if someone has a fan-drawn avatar in anime style, he automatically can’t be trusted .)
but here you’re wrong. first of all i’m a programmer, and have to be creative )
secondly i have tons of interesting creations on old and new hdds, beginning from stupid miranda skins and ending with fully functional beta of 3d engine.
i just think that you don’t need to be so judgemental .)

and about the zombie… scroll)
i was the first visitor of the thread, so i decided to make something as fast as i could.
&&

Here arr my zombies.

A headcrab one


And a flood.

Alright, it’s technically not a zombie, I just think it looks cool.

:jizz:

I know, I ain’t the best.
Even tough I KNOW that it’s not the quality you’re cringing at, it’s the content.

Although there’s a HIGH possability it’s both.

zombie #1 of ramirezoids post has poor posture. He should really work on that.

[EDIT: Just noticed that the teeth in xalener’s second picture are skulls. Holy shit. :aah: ]

Wasn’t my idea.

Was on the developer’s commentary in the Halo2 cinematics that came with H3 ledgendary.

You got the Jizz face all wrong man.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pXfHLUlZf4=:jizz:

lelz

Look at his head.

Headcrab zombies are either nasty-good posture or no posture at all.

sexy sexy sexy.

Good stuff, everybody. Keep 'em coming.

I made one in paint :retard:

Ms paint wins:

That’s weird, why is one a transparent (background) gif and one isn’t?

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