**In a meticulously detailed black and white drawing by Mark Riddick, a single rotting corpse emerges from its grave amidst the eerie silence of a church cemetery, the unsettling scene perfectly capturing the mood of a death metal album cover. Rendered in pencil and ink, the 2D illustration showcases Riddick's signature style and attention to detail, with the corpse's tattered, worm-eaten flesh and grotesque, skeletal features evoking a sense of both horror and fascination. The gnarled, ancient trees and crumbling --ar 16:9** - Image #3 <@376363582419632129>
In a meticulously detailed black and white drawing by Mark Riddick, a single rotting corpse emerges from its grave amidst the eerie silence of a church cemetery, the unsettling scene perfectly capturing the mood of a death metal album cover. Rendered in pencil and ink, the 2D illustration showcases Riddicks signature style and attention to detail, with the corpses tattered, wormeaten flesh and grotesque, skeletal features evoking a sense of both horror and fascination. The gnarled, ancient trees and crumbling