New TheLastOfUs artwork by elilusionistacl creates a truly disgusting Clicker by incorporating, of all things, some rotten tomatoes. There's also a video that shows the whole creative process from start to finish, check it out ▶️
A The Last of Us Clicker is created using the texture of rotten tomatoes to achieve a beautifully disgusting result. HBO's The Last of Us premiered to both critical and fan acclaim, with the show correctly adapting the essence of the hit video game from 2013. Lead actors Pedro Pascal as hardened survivor Joel Miller, and Bella Ramsey as the mysterious young Ellie Williams perfectly brought the characters to life in live-action.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY Digital artist elilusionista.cl shared on Instagram a Clicker from The Last of Us, created by incorporating the texture of some rotten tomatoes. In addition to the artwork, they also posted a video detailing the creative process. View this post on Instagram A post shared by ♠️ View this post on Instagram A post shared by ♠️ HBO's The Last of Us Clickers have appeared in trailers for the show, revealing that the series adaptation has gotten the horrifying monsters from the game right. While a generation of gamers have experienced the terrifying nature of an encounter with a Clicker, HBO's The Last of Us is bound to surpass that fear-inducing event by translating the horrors into live-action.
Even though The Last of Us and The Walking Dead share some similarities, there is a major difference between the two apocalyptic shows — their zombies. Both franchises do not refer to "zombies" by that term, with The Walking Dead calling them "walkers", and The Last of Us not really going for zombies but actually the "infected", with it creatures being humans who are infected by the franchise's Cordyceps virus.
While The Walking Dead shares an emotional core with HBO's The Last of Us, the latter's faster and smarter infected are more accurately akin to the zombies presented in a hit apocalyptic movie — World War Z. The zombie movie starring Brad Pitt debuted in 2013, the same year as the original The Last of Us game, and presented similar fast and smart zombies to the game's evolution of the Cordyceps virus' infected.
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