#serge garrel

[ID: Several art pieces of Serge Garrel from Les Revenants. He is a tan white man with short dark curly hair, of average height and a muscular build, wearing practical clothing that often appears slightly too small for him. His expression often seems vacant.

Drawing one is a loose screenshot redraw, showing Serge standing in the dark, looking tense and slightly shaken, lit partially by car headlights and putting a hand up to shield his eyes. His shirt’s front is drenched in blood, and he is leaning on his rifle as he walks. His eyes are lit up, reflecting the light like an animal. A black wolf is painted standing behind him, barely visible against the dark background.

Drawing two is a recreation of an iconic image of Laura Palmer from Twin Peaks, depicting Serge in an underpass with visible graffiti in the background. He is wearing a black hoodie with the hood pulled up, casting his face in shadow, hands and face covered in blood - not his own. His expression is vacant and mocking, with his eyes once again reflecting the light like an animal and his fingers drawn to resemble claws. There are self harm scars visible on Serge’s wrist. He holds his hands up in a symbol, and text reads ‘Meanwhile.’

Drawing three is a simple portrait drawing, a loose uncoloured screenshot redraw. Serge looks at something in the distance with a blank expression, lifting the strap of his rifle on his shoulder with one hand.

Drawing four depicts Serge on his hands and knees, crouched over a deer carcass, face turned away from the camera but the lower half clearly drenched in blood. A boot from a figure off-screen leans on his back and cocks a shotgun at the back of his head. He is in the woods, and it is night. Serge is dressed in his serial killer outfit - black hoodie - and pulls the wound in the deer’s side open with one hand.

Drawing 5 is a screenshot redraw of the characters as furries. Léna Séguret, depicted as a tall, ginger and white rabbit furry with long, curly ginger hair, wearing a hospital gown, stands in the foreground. She looks through a handful of clothes and smirks, saying “Who’s were these, your ex’s?’ Serge, depicted as a dark grey wolf, stands further back, glancing to the side with an uneasy expression, hands awkwardly behind his back. He responds plainly: ‘They were my mother’s.’ They are standing in a room filled with taxidermy animals.