Pizza Box Baby

ABOUT THE ART:
    Pizza Box Baby, my own character/idea/design by me, and copyright by me Scott Paul Obregon.   

ORIGIN:
    "In the not too distant future on a dark and snowy night, an overworked genetic engineer has spent countless sleepless nights trying to create the perfect cloned super being. With no limits, no weaknesses, no doubts, no regrets almost unlimited strength and no questioning their existence. Until, the nauseous engineer sees his colleagues walk in on him in the lab and surround him. They tell him they have found a test subject that they could use to their benefit that might be the key to their super being dilemma. They continue to say that this “new born” was one of the most; healthiest babies that has ever been birthed! Unfortunately, this new born baby turned out to be the engineer’s… son. The engineer pushed his colleagues out of the way and ran to the two way mirror to see inside the experimenting room.

    Moreover, the colleagues tried to explain that they couldn’t exactly kidnap the baby without being seeing. So they put the baby in a very large pizza box and then took it. But, the only thing that the enraged engineer could focus on was the slightly moving pizza box on the experimenting table. Then, very slowly, the pizza box had started to open. Without a doubt, it was very much his new born son that had risen from the box like a zombie. Because of all the weird toxins, burning fumes and gases in the experimenting room… the pepperoni pizza that was still in the box had fused to the left side of the baby’s body! As a result, the baby looked at its hands and wailed, “WHAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!” This was just the beginning of… Pizza Box Baby!"

TOOLS:
    No.2 pencil, Pilot G-2 07 pen, Pilot G-2 0.38 pen and Crayola coloring pencils.

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Artwork Style © Scott Paul Obregon

Character Ⓒ Scott Paul Obregon

Origin Story Ⓒ Scott Paul Obregon

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