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Steve McGhee creates apocalyptic digital images that depict every possible way the world might end.

  25 Desember 2015 12:42

Brilio.net/en - Recently, weve heard the news that an asteroid rushes very close to the earth today. Then, it seems to inspire an artist named Steve McGhee, to create surreal illustrations of the earth looks like if the huge rocky objects truly smash it.

As quoted from daily mail (25/12), Steve McGhee creates apocalyptic digital images that depict every possible way the world might end. The images include fallen Statue of Liberty, massive flooding and enormous earthquakes.

Here are the surreal illustrations created by Steve McGhee as collected by brilio.net/en from his Behance account (25/11).

1. The head of statue of Liberty submerged under water

An artist creates surreal illustrations of how the world might end

2. The stormy seas in Brazil

An artist creates surreal illustrations of how the world might end

3. The sinking of the city

An artist creates surreal illustrations of how the world might end

4. The massive flooding

An artist creates surreal illustrations of how the world might end

5. A massive wave hit the city

An artist creates surreal illustrations of how the world might end

6. The biblical flooding

An artist creates surreal illustrations of how the world might end

7. The extreme natural disaster

An artist creates surreal illustrations of how the world might end

8. A huge rush of water appears to take out the Chrysler building

An artist creates surreal illustrations of how the world might end

9. A plane crashes in Manhattan

An artist creates surreal illustrations of how the world might end

10. The fallen arm of Statue of Liberty

An artist creates surreal illustrations of how the world might end

11. Vehicles floating under water

An artist creates surreal illustrations of how the world might end

12. A boat appears to fall off the edge of the earth

An artist creates surreal illustrations of how the world might end

(brl/tis)

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