Category: Drawing Traditional Art
Posted: May 2, 2024



A tornado going into town

Rainsville Ghost

by Devonte Baker Interested in this? Contact The Artist

I want to draw a lot of the major tornadoes we had in history. Here is one of them. Going back to April 27, 2011. I have drawn Tuscaloosa (EF4), Hackleburg (EF5), Smithville (EF5). This is the Rainsville EF5, one of the lesser known but one of the most destructive tornadoes of the outbreak. The reason why this tornado was less known was because the storms earlier that day knocked the radar out of commission in that area, which lead to uncertainty about this tornado even being on the ground. But this tornado did touch down and was so strong it had trouble keeping it's spend. Giving it a "Dead man walking" appearance for early in its life. But once it figured it out, this tornado became a big tornado and was moving at 70 mph 👀. This tornado stabbed a lot houses and businesses. Even houses that had a very good foundation in the ground. It destroyed a couple of rock houses, almost ripped a storm cellar out of the ground, ripped the door off another one.
Post Type: Mixed Media Traditional Art
Mixed Media: Medium | Just a No. 2 pencil
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Rainsville Ghost by Devonte Baker
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