Saturday, February 08, 2014
Saturday Sketch: Belasco
Friday, February 07, 2014
Exhumed: FEAR
Here we have explorations of an older sketch for a fear logo. Whereas most of the other Exhumed pieces have been about simply adding color to develop the image further, here I've taken the idea from the original sketch and constructed an entirely new design.
{8x5.33, Created in Adobe Photoshop}
Labels:
1997,
2013,
Adobe Photoshop,
Color,
Digital,
Exhumed,
Fear,
Graphic Design,
Logo
Wednesday, February 05, 2014
UPDATE: From the Archives
From the Archives is growing up! From the Archives has left Other Features and blossomed into it's own gallery. Although currently only a partial sampling of all the From the Archives posts, I'll be updating regularly with fresh links! Check it out and let me know what you think!
From the Archives: FEAR
{8.5 x11, Graphite}
UPDATE 022614:
This piece was Exhumed and reinvestigated with color in February 2014. Check out the Exhumed image here.
UPDATE 022614:
This piece was Exhumed and reinvestigated with color in February 2014. Check out the Exhumed image here.
Tuesday, February 04, 2014
Featured Creature: After the Storm
Monday, February 03, 2014
Sunday, February 02, 2014
Featured Creature: Reunion at the Merrimon Library Part IV, From Beyond the Gate
Alan put his hands under Tim's arms and dragged him away from the circle as quickly as possible. With the only light coming from the windows now, the corner had become an abyss of pitch. Through the windows, Alan could see that the buildings across the street were dark as well. Only passing car headlights and the darkening grey sky offered any illumination.
"Get up Tim! C'mon Timothy, You've got to get on your feet! We've got to get out of here!" Tim managed to get his feet beneath him and he and Alan rushed towards the table. Nonetheless, Alan kept hold of one arm to support him.
Alan had begun sweating profusely. He knew that this was only the beginning and if he could not get he and Tim back to his house and within the arcane protections surrounding it, they were both in mortal danger. First, though, they had to get out of the building.
As they reached the table, Alan made sure Tim could stand on his own and grabbed his backpack. He directed Tim to his own jacket and kept his eye on the dark passage to the restrooms for any sign of movement. From the pack, he procured the book Tim had been reading earlier, Die Tür Des Bösen. He hoped he could find some indication of what Tim had been exposed to that could lead him to devising some form of defense.
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