Confined Zombie Pig - with progress pics (Piggy #2)
Another zoonotic disease has broken out down at the concentrated animal feeding operation. Reports mention unusual changes in the appearance and behaviour of the pre-porks. Severe discolouration and oozing lesions have been spotted on at least 15% of the product. The disease is considered highly infectious and personnel should practice all caution and isolate any porks that have turned. A large number of the infected pre-porks have had no change in skin colour, but have suffered from what appears to be severe and fast spreading flesh-rot leading to death. DO NOT CONSUME. Those that have survived and transformed are considered extremely hostile towards humans. Ensure adequate preparation before containing to prevent injury and possible infection. The isolated infected are being kept for scientific studies and experiments. At the time of this report, we have been unable to obtain any information about these experiments or how the disease developed. Government officials have allegedly been spotted at the site. Requests for further information have been denied.
The second piggly-wig of my piece for the group art show themed around 'Horror as an allegory for real life social issues'.
(See Piggy #1 post here)
While the first pig was more realistic and kind of depressing, this one was the one I got to be silly with to balance things out. The one that survived and turned.
Made from polymer clay, popsicle sticks, and wire.
Full exhibition piece with both pigs and dismembered human hand:
The second piggly-wig of my piece for the group art show themed around 'Horror as an allegory for real life social issues'.
(See Piggy #1 post here)
While the first pig was more realistic and kind of depressing, this one was the one I got to be silly with to balance things out. The one that survived and turned.
Made from polymer clay, popsicle sticks, and wire.
Full exhibition piece with both pigs and dismembered human hand:
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