Showing posts with label gas masks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gas masks. Show all posts

Monday, September 24, 2012

Man, the Apocalypse Sucks


First all the flesh falls off my face like it was held on by spit and wishful thinking and now THIS!

I'm actually a little disappointed with the above picture - mainly because I got a little impatient with the brick work.

I DO think that's a fairly nice shadow back in that alley, though.

BONUS PIC:

Sunday, December 18, 2011

Some Old Sketches and a Christmas Charcoal


Merry Christmas!

So it's been a LONG time since I last posted any of my drawings... mostly cuz I haven't done many. Whoopsie.

Here are a couple I just DEEMED to finish. I started BOTH of them back in September, but I didn't ink them until today. Enjoy.


I like the idea of cynical motivational posters. Also, I like libraries. A series of depressing pictures endorsing literacy should satisfy both of those interests.

Back when I was taking my art class, my instructor looked at a couple of my sketches and recommended that I shade in the ground with charcoal. I really liked the idea, and I plan to use it in the future (this picture just used pencil).


Hey, it's these guys!

I don't know if I actually have a concrete story or anything planned for the Dead Poets' Sorority. I just think it's a fun band name.

My main complaint about the above picture is Samantha (that's the girl in the center). I didn't plan her position out very well, and I had kinda gotten tired of inking when it came time to do her wardrobe. Also, I think I made the other two characters look related. That wasn't my intent.

Stippling and crosshatching take a LOT OF TIME - and it's difficult to make a picture look nice with those techniques. At least, it is for me. I've actually ruined a couple of pictures I've worked on in the past. Still, I think this one turned out all right.

My favorite part of the picture above? The Hendrix-looking guy in the poster.

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Our Love is Apocalyptic


Love may not be forever, but ours has a really long half-life.