The main assassin character form the book “A Bloody Story of Survival” Copyright © #decaydead 2020 ‼️GET THIS WALLPAPER!‼️
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Special thanks to @kohona_felis
An amazing model

🙏🙏🙏 you rule and without you I wouldn’t be able to make this amazing design! 🤘😈🤘

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The main assassin character form the book “A Bloody Story of Survival” Copyright © #decaydead 2020 ‼️GET THIS WALLPAPER!‼️
Just COMMENT on the post HERE what you thing about this post and TAG two FRIENDS. Asap I see it I will send you a link and you can download the light and dark version of this post! .

Special thanks to @kohona_felis
An amazing model

🙏🙏🙏 you rule and without you I wouldn’t be able to make this amazing design! 🤘😈🤘

‼️Check her out and support her. ‼️

A fight between a Hunter and an Assassin.

By @argusdorian
With the talented model, performer and artist @compagnieachimowiczat
@rockdancetheatre
And Martin Urzedowski
Photographer: @cobrarebels

Thank you!!! Support those guys they rule and they are part of the R-Evolution!

They turn to Hunters over night. They evolved and spread the virus.. hunt and kill humans for fun. Only assassins can kill them.. but they are still alive.. the disease spread even when they are slaughtered. They evolved to perfect hybrid Hunters.

More story in the upcoming Decaydead book. Stay tuned 🤘🤘🤘

Soon the whole untold story in a digital book with new images and a story that will blow your minds!

Many thanks to @johnny__tequila who’s inspiration is amazing and the help he provides me, unique. Thank you mate! 🤝
Soon more details about the project. Check him out he is more dark than me! 🤘😈🤘
Model: classified 😉

Her mother told them to insert the machine inside her. She want her manufactured offsprings. She didn’t cared that she was her daughter. She used her…

She hunt them. Infect them. Make them her brainless pets.. bloody hunters. They obey her will. The Director is smiling in the darkness watching her work evolving. She succeeded.

🤝SPECIAL THANKS TO:
Models:
@kohona_felis
@alex_z_p
Photographer:
@carlosther
For making this project a reality and supporting my work and vision! THANK YOU!

Made by @argusdorian and the unique extreme model @kohona_felis

Thank you again for the amazing photo and that you trust my work, I’m honored and I’m happy that you help me to send a message by dark art!

Developing advanced beings, in an artificial, scientific environment.
Biotech uman R-Evolution
A new generation of humanoids is here ready to join the war.

Design by @argusdorian
Name idea by: @positive_self_destruction
Subtitle idea by: @dessin_doodle_ .
Amazing Photo by: @flexdreamscom

The last humans were well hidden in the underground cities and bunkers while on surface the war started. Mutants and biotechs fight each other till elimination. The first destroyed the machines using their extra powers and abilities. Machines were unable to manipulate and control elements, like fire, wind and toxic radiation who melt their circuits. They need to expand their experiments and find out how the human and mutant brain evolved and worked. Search deeper. Create new generation of machines.

Special thanks to @marco_bjolfursonfor sending me a lot of photos to work with, thank you bro for being a part of the story!

The mutants evolved and gain more powers.. Nemesis brother Vulcan has the ability to manipulate fire and wake from the dead. His parts can grow again and his blood is toxic. An immortal enemy of humans and machines. The leader of a new generation of mutants, the Pyralis. .
Special thanks to actor Kevin Joyce for posing and making this project a reality! Thank you bro! FOLLOW him here @kevinxjoyce and check his makeups they rule! .

Upgrade in progress… Destroyed Cyborgs were upgraded and sent again into battle. The machines learn fast and each model is better than the previous one. New advanced OS, new abilities, faster and better killing machines.
This is the Hurman R-Evolution
Is this the future of mankind?
A dark futuristic concept that I hope never happen.. or it’s already on its way?

Humanity is under extinction by AI who destroy the last of us.
All captured humans are upgraded, manufactured, infected with mutant DNA and controlled by the ICU. New biomechanical creatures were created ready to hunt all of us.
Human X-Evolution
Is this the future of mankind?
A futuristic concept that I hope never happen.. or it’s already happening?

You were manufactured from a mutant and a human. Your mission is to penetrate into the enemy bases and pollute them with the ICU. Then bring them back for more experiments. We need both humans and hunters. This is the beginning. Welcome to the New Dark Age.

The last spark of humanity slowly was fading away. Our civilisation was completely destroyed. Most of the glorious ancient monuments that manage to survive for thousand years, were turned to ashes because of our selfishness and stupidity! The Great Pyramid of Giza was now a huge wasteland of rocks.. The Colosseum was nuked by humans because the first machines had their base there. Even The Acropolis that was a key symbol of the glory and magnificence of Classical Greece, was burned down in the first heat wave that hit South Europe due to Global Warming. The New Dark Age just began…

When the time has come to die, we look at our past and wonder what we have done to this world.. That what really matters is what we leave behind.. And what is that? Pain.. Suffering.. Death.. Starvation.. Global War.. So much disaster.. No future. This very moment that our own creation is looking at us without mercy, we see in it’s eyes the sign we ignored so many times.. We were warned so many times before it all started, but our selfishness blinded us! Now we are dragged into their facilities.. dismembered.. reproduced..

Their new idea was to find a way to extract our mind and soul in order to make a new version of human beings. Manipulate the soul and implant it into a machine. A machine that can survive in the toxic world, but also to have an independent thinking and make decisions.

In order to achieve that They eliminated hundreds “subjects”, kids and adults. They didn’t care. They never cared for us.. only for profit and power.. only for themselves.
Humankind has no future with them under control.. Why we let them make all the decisions? Why we stay in the shadows? .

Special thanks to @twenty_cent_light for the amazing photo he sent to me!

Pollution has an adverse impact on wildlife and will continue to do so well into the future. A 2004 report in “New Scientist” states that pollution is the primary cause of the extinction of various species of butterflies and other insects in Great Britain. Although pollution poses a threat to creatures on land, aquatic creatures may face an even greater danger.

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, an estimated one to 11 percent of all marine species will fall into extinction every decade between 1975 and 2015. Water pollution comes from industrial and agricultural runoff and in addition to presenting a danger to aquatic life, water pollution also impacts humans — since extinction of marine life adversely affects the food chain.

Human Illness

As pollutant levels increase, human exposure to toxins will also increase. The Environmental Protection Agency notes that exposure to pollutants is directly linked to cancer and heart disease.

Air pollution is a primary problem in urban areas and for individuals who live near major roadways, since vehicles give off a high concentration of pollutants. As air pollution increases, researchers anticipate that the negative health effects of exposure will also increase.

Burning fossil fuels for energy, such as coal, oil and natural gas, releases carbon dioxide and other toxins into the Earth’s atmosphere. High carbon dioxide levels increase the air’s temperature. According to the John Ray Initiative, this can cause the Earth’s average temperature to rapidly change.

The phrase “greenhouse effect” often has negative connotations. In reality, however, the greenhouse effect is a natural and beneficial process by which the Earth’s ozone prevents heat from escaping into the atmosphere. Because carbon dioxide causes the temperature on Earth to increase, the ozone layer’s ability to trap heat close to the surface can result in global warming as pollutant levels escalate.

Pollution, due to its ability to cause illness in humans, can have a significant impact on the world’s economy. The World Health Organization notes that an increased rate of illness due to pollution places a financial strain on insurance companies, government-funded health programs and individuals themselves. In addition, the more individuals who fall ill, the less productive employees are present to perform the activities necessary to keep a business running. Students absent from school due to illnesses caused by pollution may miss educational opportunities they would have otherwise enjoyed — further increasing the future economic hardships societies would face as a result of pollution.

Pollution has an adverse impact on wildlife and will continue to do so well into the future. A 2004 report in “New Scientist” states that pollution is the primary cause of the extinction of various species of butterflies and other insects in Great Britain. Although pollution poses a threat to creatures on land, aquatic creatures may face an even greater danger.

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, an estimated one to 11 percent of all marine species will fall into extinction every decade between 1975 and 2015. Water pollution comes from industrial and agricultural runoff and in addition to presenting a danger to aquatic life, water pollution also impacts humans — since extinction of marine life adversely affects the food chain.

As pollutant levels increase, human exposure to toxins will also increase. The Environmental Protection Agency notes that exposure to pollutants is directly linked to cancer and heart disease.

Air pollution is a primary problem in urban areas and for individuals who live near major roadways, since vehicles give off a high concentration of pollutants. As air pollution increases, researchers anticipate that the negative health effects of exposure will also increase.

Burning fossil fuels for energy, such as coal, oil and natural gas, releases carbon dioxide and other toxins into the Earth’s atmosphere. High carbon dioxide levels increase the air’s temperature. According to the John Ray Initiative, this can cause the Earth’s average temperature to rapidly change.

The phrase “greenhouse effect” often has negative connotations. In reality, however, the greenhouse effect is a natural and beneficial process by which the Earth’s ozone prevents heat from escaping into the atmosphere. Because carbon dioxide causes the temperature on Earth to increase, the ozone layer’s ability to trap heat close to the surface can result in global warming as pollutant levels escalate.

Pollution, due to its ability to cause illness in humans, can have a significant impact on the world’s economy. The World Health Organization notes that an increased rate of illness due to pollution places a financial strain on insurance companies, government-funded health programs and individuals themselves. In addition, the more individuals who fall ill, the less productive employees are present to perform the activities necessary to keep a business running. Students absent from school due to illnesses caused by pollution may miss educational opportunities they would have otherwise enjoyed — further increasing the future economic hardships societies would face as a result of pollution.

Pollution has an adverse impact on wildlife and will continue to do so well into the future. A 2004 report in “New Scientist” states that pollution is the primary cause of the extinction of various species of butterflies and other insects in Great Britain. Although pollution poses a threat to creatures on land, aquatic creatures may face an even greater danger.

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, an estimated one to 11 percent of all marine species will fall into extinction every decade between 1975 and 2015. Water pollution comes from industrial and agricultural runoff and in addition to presenting a danger to aquatic life, water pollution also impacts humans — since extinction of marine life adversely affects the food chain.

As pollutant levels increase, human exposure to toxins will also increase. The Environmental Protection Agency notes that exposure to pollutants is directly linked to cancer and heart disease.

Air pollution is a primary problem in urban areas and for individuals who live near major roadways, since vehicles give off a high concentration of pollutants. As air pollution increases, researchers anticipate that the negative health effects of exposure will also increase.

Burning fossil fuels for energy, such as coal, oil and natural gas, releases carbon dioxide and other toxins into the Earth’s atmosphere. High carbon dioxide levels increase the air’s temperature. According to the John Ray Initiative, this can cause the Earth’s average temperature to rapidly change.

The phrase “greenhouse effect” often has negative connotations. In reality, however, the greenhouse effect is a natural and beneficial process by which the Earth’s ozone prevents heat from escaping into the atmosphere. Because carbon dioxide causes the temperature on Earth to increase, the ozone layer’s ability to trap heat close to the surface can result in global warming as pollutant levels escalate.

Pollution, due to its ability to cause illness in humans, can have a significant impact on the world’s economy. The World Health Organization notes that an increased rate of illness due to pollution places a financial strain on insurance companies, government-funded health programs and individuals themselves. In addition, the more individuals who fall ill, the less productive employees are present to perform the activities necessary to keep a business running. Students absent from school due to illnesses caused by pollution may miss educational opportunities they would have otherwise enjoyed — further increasing the future economic hardships societies would face as a result of pollution.