What do you do when the Zombie Apocalypse COMES?

There you are, sleeping comfortably in your bed when a scream pierces the night.

Looking outside your window you notice your next door neighbor being devoured by a walking corpse with several other undead shuffling towards her to partake of the fleshy feast. It’s as you feared. The day you’ve been dreading but knew would come.

The Zombie Apocalypse is here.

A question runs through your head, the same question running though the brain of every other person who has not been infected or at least has not succumbed...yet: what do you do?

Zombified Tobie Desktop and Mobile Wallpapers

Check out these cool zombified Tobie Abad wallpapers for your desktops and cellphones! Just click on the thumbnail of the one you want to get the full size, right click on the image, select "save link as", and you're good to go.

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If you also want to be zombified e-mail us your picture at admin (AT) jonasdiego.com!

Zombification Candidates

We got a bit of a waiting list at this point. Rest assured we’re going to get to everyone, eventually.

Next on the list are the following:

1. Jonette Valenciano
2. Lizette Lanuzo
3. Joriben Zaballa
4. Marck Ronald Rimorin
5. Azrael Coladilla
6. Rochelle Chua

If you also want to get zombified, send us a picture (preferably a medium or close-up shot of yourself) at admin (AT) jonasdiego.com.

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Katanas

Over the years, as Japanese culture became more and more popular, the image of a zombie slayer equipped with a katana became common place.

The katana of course is the traditional weapon of choice of the ancient Japanese warrior class, the samurai. It is famous for its single-edged curved appearance, its sharpness, and its great cutting ability. The sword is made from a specialized Japanese steel called Tamahagane consisting of a combination of hard, high carbon steel and tough, low carbon steel.

“The combined steel is heated and hammered over a period of several days, then folded, and hammered to squeeze the impurities out. Generally a katana is folded no more than sixteen times and then it is hammered into a basic sword shape.”

The katana's unique design and in particular its sharpness necessitate quite a few specialized precautions to handle it. Failure to observe these precautions can easily lead to damage to the weapon or severe injury.

The katana is an elegant weapon, there is no doubt.

Ease of Handling. It takes a master to be able to make the sword perform at its full potential but if you’re able to swing a crowbar I dare say even you can hack and slash with the best of them, minus the grace of course (but in a zombie apocalypse who has time for things like grace?). Having only one edge, I imagine things could get confusing sometimes as you’re hacking this way and that so extra attention, indeed care as well given the katana’s famed cutting power, may be needed when wielding the sword.

Maintenance. Like most beautiful girlfriends, katanas are notoriously high maintenance. The blade should remain well-oiled and polished as the natural moisture residue from the hands of the user, not including the blood from the zombies you will be decapitating, will rapidly cause the blade to rust if not taken cared of properly.

Availability. So far, the only katanas I’ve seen around are replicas. Most of these imitation pieces are of inferior construction compare to the real deal and has no edge to speak of (read: all bark, no bite). Lots of fakes around but I have no idea where you can get a real one.

Damage. Back in the days, in ancient feudal Japan, a new katana was tested on criminals on death row. The sharpest swords were said to be able to cut through two, sometimes three, bodies in one swing.

While the katana is indeed high maintenance, it does perform very well which kinda offsets the care that needs to go with owning one. So if you're lucky enough to come across a genuine, I suggest you keep it and take good care of it.

Best of all, with a katana, you never need to reload.

Zombie Simulation

Wanna find out how a zombie apocalypse is going to go down? Click here.

Thanks to Tanya for the headsup!

ZOMBIFIED: Tobie Abad

Ladies and gentlemen, we present our next victim...Tobie Abad!

Neil added some textures from a few unlikely sources to zombify Tobie's picture. All in all, we're pretty happy with the gruesome result.

Zombification is courtesy of Robo Monkey Pixel Fighter’s Neil Amiel Cervantes who did the digital painting. I provided the linework and guidelines for zombification.

Wallpapers for your desktops and mobile phones to follow later so Tobie can stalk your gadgets.

Meanwhile, if you also want to join the ranks of the undead and be Zombified, send me a picture and we'll turn you into one of the walking undead. E-mail them to admin (AT) jonasdiego.com.

Zombified Jane Desktop and Mobile Wallpapers

Check out these cool zombified Jane Chua wallpapers for your desktops and cellphones! Just click on the thumbnail of the one you want to get the full size, right click on the image, select "save link as", and you're good to go.

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If you also want to be zombified e-mail us your picture at admin (AT) jonasdiego.com!

Zombie Apocalypse

Check out how everything goes to hell in a Zombie Apocalypse.

Makes for a very entertaining read. Thanks to Style and Relax for the link!

ZOMBIFIED: Jane Chua

We just finished zombifying Jane Chua.

We tackled this project a bit differently than Jayvee’s zombification. For one we kept Jane’s smile intact as I felt that it made her look more evil compared to if she was just scowling. We kept the damage and carnage to a minimum (although she is missing her left arm) but we did add shards of glass in her head for effect.

All in all the Jane Chua zombie has a creepy effect which I mostly attribute to her smile.

Zombification is courtesy of Robo Monkey Pixel Fighter’s Neil Amiel Cervantes. I provided the linework and guidelines for zombification.

As usual I’ll make some wallpaper later for your desktops and mobile phones so that zombie Jane can keep you company at night.

Meanwhile, if you also want to be Zombified, send me a picture and we'll turn you into one of the walking undead. E-mail them to admin (AT) jonasdiego.com.

At this point I would like to thank you all for the warm welcome and for some patience if you happen to be one of the people who sent in their pictures for zombification. There’s a bit of a waiting list now but rest assured we will get to you in time.

It’s inevitable.