Photoshops Make Fallout’s Monsters Look Realistic, Terrifying

Photoshops Make Fallout’s Monsters Look Realistic, Terrifying

One artist brings Fallout to life using photo manipulation, and the results are fantastic — if not a little scary.

Alfred Khamidullin recently shared some of his work online in a showcase of images that take real-world scenes and mash them together with Fallout enemies, objects, and characters that we know, love, and sometimes fear. The Deathclaw above, for example? Cripes. Don’t wanna run into that while adventuring in an abandoned building (America’s favourite past-time, I know).

Below are more Fallout photo manipulations you should totally check out.

Feral Ghouls

Photoshops Make Fallout’s Monsters Look Realistic, Terrifying
Photoshops Make Fallout’s Monsters Look Realistic, Terrifying
Photoshops Make Fallout’s Monsters Look Realistic, Terrifying

Centaurs

Photoshops Make Fallout’s Monsters Look Realistic, Terrifying
Photoshops Make Fallout’s Monsters Look Realistic, Terrifying

Deathclaws

Photoshops Make Fallout’s Monsters Look Realistic, Terrifying

Bonus

Photoshops Make Fallout’s Monsters Look Realistic, Terrifying
Photoshops Make Fallout’s Monsters Look Realistic, Terrifying
Photoshops Make Fallout’s Monsters Look Realistic, Terrifying

You can check out more of Khamidullin’s work on DeviantArt, or look at more Fallout photo manipulations here.


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