Artist Name	Jack Paterson
Age	36
Location	Dundee, United Kingdom
Number	439263
Paintings	1 View gallery

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Update on drawing
Sat 30th Jun, 2007
Before moving back from university, I noticed the state of the original drawing, it was close to ripping in half, so I took a photo of it, to make sure it was at least preserved.

Recently I started re-drawing it using GIMP, this version is practically identical to the original, and better than the version here.

It is of course, still incomplete, and lacking colour.

Redraw.
http://img505.imageshack.us/img505/6091/dsc00303custom543cx9op7.gif

Original
http://img521.imageshack.us/img521/8967/dsc00303customcx9gn4.jpg
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About Jack Paterson

Studying computer games technology, first year. Strangely, I like playing games.

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Detroit Something I put on paper a while back that i've still not finished. Inspired by the book, Armageddon's Children by Terry Brooks. And of course, drawing on anything in the post apocalypse scene. Tags : apocalypse detroit fallout nuclear

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Latest comments on this artwork:

	Alex Holt Mon 2nd Jul, 2007 Nice image - reminds me very much of he game Fallout if you've ever encountered it. Plus Armageddons Children is an excellent book.
	Dayna Sadoff Mon 2nd Jul, 2007 I really liked watching this
	Paul Fisher Sun 1st Jul, 2007 I like the clean lines on this pic - quite different from most other images - well done
	Jason Knight Wed 4th Apr, 2007 Nice job! -Jason
	Joe Montgomery Thu 25th Jan, 2007 HEY JACK GREAT AXO GOOD LUCK IN THE GAMING INDUSTRY. DOING SOMETHING YOU LIKE DOING IS KEY MAN. MOST DO WHAT THEY HAVE TO. LATER PEACE OUT JOE
	Angeli Arndt Thu 18th Jan, 2007 Oh, I like this a lot. Very very cool. Reminds me of the once grand buildings that are now empty, mistreated, and sold for little to nothing.
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