Lost Skeleton Tribute

Did this for the fantastic Lost Skeleton Tribute thing Belle Dee had/has up at her blog. Larry Blamire (writer, director, actor, illustrator) liked it enough he asked if he could put it on his facebook page.
If you haven't seen any of Mr. Blamire's movies you should be ashamed of yourself. Especially if you are a fan of B-Movies.  Oh and the quote in the image is from The Lost Skeleton Returns Again. I'd say its one of the best monlogues in movies that aren't Repo-man. So stop reading this and looking at the pretty picture and go watch some Lost Skeleton or Dark and Stormy Night.

Hail Caesar!

In honor of Rise of the Planet of the Apes, but mostly just because Conquest of the Planet of the Apes is my all time favorite of the Planet of the Apes movies, I did this little tribute to Caesar's big speech at the end. This is the version at the end of the non-theatrical cut of the movie where he doesn't get all soft just 'cause his girlfriend says "No!"
I'm really looking forward to Rise it looks pretty awesome.

Crippled Avengers A.k.A. Return of the Five Deadly Venoms

This is my favorite line of dialog in this flick mostly because of the delivery is so weird.

Cho Chu Chang had his arms chopped off as a kid and his Dad gives him new metal ones so they can get revenge on the guy's who crippled him and killed his Mom. By the time Chu is old enough to fight his dad's already killed the guys responsible so he tells his son to cripple all the other guys who worked for the guys who chopped off his arms. Later that day they go out to dinner. The local blacksmith mouths off to them and a travelling sales man agrees with the blacksmith's statements. So the blind him, then they make the blacksmith a deaf mute, and chop off the legs of another guy who's just trying to help the black smith. Eventually a cool swordsman shows up and decides he doesn't like what Cho Chu Chang and his dad did so he confronts them. They crush his head until he's an idiot. So the blind guy, the deaf mute, the guy with no legs and the idiot go and get some kung fu training to get revenge. Its an awesome movie.  If you haven't seen it, you owe it to yourself.

The wisdom of Jack Burton: Big Trouble in Little China

Some words of wisdom from one of my all time favorite movie characters: Jack Burton. I've never really understood why he never took off the way Ash from Evil Dead did. Jack Burton's an infinitely cooler character. Sure Ash can take a few hits and travelled through time, but Jack Burton looked bad ass while destroying an evil chinese ghost emperor while wearing lipstick! While Ash spent more than half of his first movie stuck under a bookcase, Jack Burton managed to escape the "Hell of the Upside Down Sinners." Also he's got  slightly cooler day job and a side kick.
Not to mention a catchier theme song!



 I wish there were more adventures of Jack Burton...

"Crawlin' through the burnin' snakes..."

Elvira, Mistress of the Dark

Another entry into the long list of bits of dialog from movies that I enjoyed. Also this is the first time I've drawn Elvira since high school (where the portrait I did of her ended up in some "best of high school student's art" art show). So there you have it. I'm still kinda bummed that the new Movie Macabre isn't on any station that I have access to so I haven't seen her new show.

HOBO WITH A SHOTGUN: Hobo wallpaper

I thought I was done doing Hobo with a Shotgun art. Guess I was wrong.  I decided the set wasn't complete without the Hobo. I tried getting Abby in the drawing too but she just kept turning out really terrible. Not that Molly Dunsworth is terrible looking (quite the opposite in fact) I just couldn't get the drawing to look right. So you'll just have to be content with my take on the awesome Rutger Hauer.
Not only is this another entry in my Monstars series, its also an entry in my favorite movie line series. Two for the price of one. If you click on the image at the top of this you'll get a big desktop wallpaper sized version of the image, below is just a close up of the Hobo for fun.

UPDATE: the director of the film says...

also I'm still open for commissions for that charity walk details: here

Repo Man part 4: Lite and Otto

Well, that's it then I've finished what I was planning for my Repo Man series. hope you enjoyed them. 

REPO MAN part three: Bud.

another one of my favorite bits of dialog from one of my favorite movies. I'm thinking there'll be two more of these. then I'm done with Repo Man.
check out the other parts of my "best movie" series if you haven't already. REPO MAN- parnell, REPO MAN- Miller, PEE WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE, and THE THING

Repo man again.

Miller from Repo Man. 

REPO MAN.

So here's another of my favorite bits of dialog from my favorite movies. this time its REPO MAN. I think I'll be doing some more of the Repo Man characters, they've all got good speeches and stuff. J. Frank Parnell's my favorite bit in the movie so here's my interpretation of it. I hope you dig it

Pee Wee's Big Adventure

Pee Wee's Big Adventure is one of my all time favorite movies. I’ve been a fan of PW since my mom took my sister and I to see this flick back in '85. This is also the second in my series of drawings I'm planning to do based on my favorite bits of dialog from my favorite movies. The first one I did was from my number one favorite movie of all time John Carpenter's The Thing. I’m really looking forward to seeing his new show when it airs on HBO this month since I couldn’t make it to any of the live shows.
Thanks Pee Wee for being awesome.

Have I ever mentioned I love "THE THING"

Dr. Blair dosen't want to stay in the tool hut.

I just really felt like doing som art of one of my favorite scenes from my favorite movie. I always love how sad Wilfred Brimley plays Blair when he's out in the cold.