Looks awsome! Real zebra?

Hahaha this is awesome! You did a really great job lining up the lighting on the zebra and the male subject as well as incorporating the various layers into the image without making them look separated. If I could, my one critique, or peice of advice I guess, is that where the floor meets the wall there is a pretty cg looking seam there, I think if you added some ambient occlussion right in that edge and brought some dirt or desaturated rust up the base of the wall a little bit it would clean that seam up :)

Mhmmm... makes me wonder what that Zebra had to confess ;)

Nice piece of work EZ. Will there be more of this kind of work in the (near) future?

Some things better remain a secret :)
I made more stuff like this a couple of years ago (see my gallery). I decided to pick up this style again so, yes! there will be more:)

Awesome!!

Skills man, skills.

thats awsome :D

It looks really cool! Nice job!
I wonder though, why did you choose for that background and why did you let the "EXIT" sign in?
And what exactly is the meaning for you, as an artist, behind the picture? :)

Thank you so much!
The background is riveted. It stands for history which cannot be changed. The green patina implicates that whatever history there is, it's ancient and it deserves acceptance and even maybe respect.
The 'EXIT' sign expresses the feelings of the guy on the zebra. Next to that: without that sign; the picture just wouldn't be complete. I guess you agree, otherwise you wouldn't ask that particular question

epic works right there

Amazing work!

very nice work :) the expression on the face of that zebra is hilarious!

Looks really awesome!
The only criticism I have is the shadow on the guys inner thigh, that's touching the zebra, doesn't look right. Also the background and the floor looks really CGI.

I wish I could do CGI. Would make my work much easier ;)

Awesome!

Although, I don't see "Chuck Testa!" -- is he hiding in the pretty zebra maybe? *peeks* :3

Situational art. My favorite. No words necessary at all.

I love your works. You have a very good eye for composition and depth. There are so many points to leave all doors open for all sorts of interpretation. I love the clarity and the light in the image! :)

This is fascinating. Wonderful work!