Medium: graphite on paper
Size: 11" x 14"
Year: 1996
Framed: unframed
"Coytus Corpis" by Michael "Radar" Markham is a striking graphite illustration that captures the imagination with its unique blend of fantasy and horror. Created in 1996, this piece measures 11 inches by 14 inches and is rendered in stunning detail, showcasing Markham's mastery of the graphite medium.
The central figure is a pterodactyl-like humanoid, a hybrid creature with a long snout that features not one, but two mouths—one below the nose and another at the very tip. This otherworldly being's right arm splits into two at the elbow, each extending outward, illustrating a sense of motion and transformation. The creature is depicted in mid-flight, its head turned as if it has just been startled or distracted by something off-screen. From its hand, fire erupts, creating a dynamic effect that extends beyond the right edge of the illustration, suggesting powerful energy and unseen action.
The incredible detail in "Coytus Corpis" is mesmerizing, with every scale and feather carefully rendered. The sense of movement and the creature's curious expression give this piece a life of its own. It's both haunting and captivating, drawing you into a world where the boundaries between fantasy and reality blur.
As an art collector or enthusiast, you'll love "Coytus Corpis" for its originality and the way it sparks the imagination. It’s a piece that invites conversation and leaves a lasting impression. The craftsmanship and creativity on display make it a standout addition to any collection, whether you're into surrealism, fantasy art, or simply appreciate the skill involved in detailed graphite work.
Owning this piece means owning a unique work of art that not only comes with the artist's certificate of authenticity, but also a story that unfolds with every viewing. It's a testament to Markham's creative vision and an opportunity to own a piece of his artistic journey. If you're seeking an artwork that challenges conventional themes and immerses you in a captivating visual experience, "Coytus Corpis" is the perfect choice.
