Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Hobo with a Shotgun- THE PLAGUE wallpaper
As promised here's the plague together. you can use this image as desktop wallpaper if you like its pretty huge. any way, enjoy!
Monday, March 28, 2011
Hobo with a Shotgun- The Plague: Rip
Well like I promised here's the other member of "The Plague" from Hobo with a Shotgun. The Plague characters are the first characters I can think of that I felt kinda jealous I wasn't the guy who thought of these characters. they are awesome. Check back tomorrow I'll be posting a little wallpaper image with both members of The Plague. I hope you guys like these. (and go see Hobo With A Shotgun its awesome.)
From Hobo with a shotgun: THE PLAGUE: GRINDER
Here's my take on one half of THE PLAGUE. My favorite thing from my favorite movie so far in 2011.
If you haven't seen it go. Go NOW! You'll notice I said this is half of THE PLAGUE. I've gotta draw the other one. He'll be around shortly.
Hobo with a Shotgun was probably the most entertained I've been by a movie in the theater in a long time. Rutger Hauer puts in a great performance as the Hobo. The character is both sad and frightening. If you enjoyed Grindhouse you owe it to yourself to check out Hobo. It's nice seeing a Canadian show QT and RR how to make an 80's Grindhouse movie that feels like it came from the appropriate time period. The closing theme is perfect.
If you haven't seen it go. Go NOW! You'll notice I said this is half of THE PLAGUE. I've gotta draw the other one. He'll be around shortly.
Hobo with a Shotgun was probably the most entertained I've been by a movie in the theater in a long time. Rutger Hauer puts in a great performance as the Hobo. The character is both sad and frightening. If you enjoyed Grindhouse you owe it to yourself to check out Hobo. It's nice seeing a Canadian show QT and RR how to make an 80's Grindhouse movie that feels like it came from the appropriate time period. The closing theme is perfect.
Friday, March 25, 2011
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.
Flux Capacitor Pin-up girl
I thought it would be funny to see a Flux Capacitor on one of those pin-up calendars where they have a pin-up girl next to a tool. Kinda based the girl on one of the Rigid Tool calendars Petty did. Figured 1985 would be the most appropriate year for the calendar (October 26th is highlighted for you nerds out there). I'll probably be selling prints of this at the Fan Expo.
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
Thursday, March 24, 2011
The Bride of Calabrese listens to scary music.
You might have noticed I threw the pencils for this up yesterday. Well now its finished. I created this character for the band Calabrese as a kind of mascot for them way back when they asked me to do some art for their first big album: 13 Halloweens. Since that time I've had a pretty good time working with them on various projects and she's appeared in some form or another in the artwork for all the albums I've worked on for them. Those are the covers for all of the Calabrese albums, I helped out on three of them.
Midnight Spook Show: I did nothing.
13 Halloweens: I did the cover art and a bunch of interior things. The Bride of Calabrese's first appearance, she's on the credit panel of the CD.
Travelling Vampire Show: I did some layout stuff on the cover and back cover, did a big centre spread of the vampire show on the inside (the bride is really small dancing in the front of the girly tent with some other freaks) and I did some artwork for the CD itself. Cover art was by one of my favorite artists Tom Bagley
Calabrese III: They Call us Death: I designed the title lettering and did some interior art and back cover art. Front cover was by another artist I admire, Eric Powell. The Bride is once again on the credit panel holding an axe and hanging out with the severed heads of the Brothers Calabrese.
The other Calabrese cover you see there is from their first comic appearance. Once again I helped out with some layout duties on the front cover. The Bride again appears on the inside credit page in a tribute to Frazetta and the inside back cover in a small role in a tribute to those sand getting kicked in your face ads you used to see in comics. She's fun to draw and I hope I get around to drawing her again.
That's your history lesson for today, I figure you didn't bother reading all this but I hope you enjoyed the picture.
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