Second image is what I made in Blender to get the perspective right.

Did something similar for the last art of the boat I did.

Simple shapes and models put together and posed help a TON with getting things to look right.

Originally there was going to be a clown alone in the city, but I didn't manage to finish it last night, so Scarecrow it is!

I think that a lone scarecrow is a lot more evocative anyways. Like, a clown in a ruined city is a little less strange than a scarecrow.

A clown is still a living person, a scarecrow, at least usually, is not.

So it makes you wonder what the hell is going on here much more! I'm curious... what do you think the story is behind this scene?

If you read this far, lemme know in the comments below ^.^

Consider it a little creative exercise challenge thingy.