Here we have the last of loose zombie sketches. Because of the size of this sketch, I had to piece it together from multiple scans. It came through mostly okay, but there are a few patches of variation between the scans. This piece is the last of the loose zombie sketches.
Here's another loose zombie sketch with a chunky undead emerging from some bloody chamber of horrors. With this one I had a bit of trouble getting it scanned. The original drawing was fairly light and on a heavier stock paper. This sketch had been folded like several other pieces from this month and the creases were very dramatic in the scan. I had to play around in Photoshop a bit to erase the creases.
Within this sketch, you can see that I was fighting the looseness a bit. The essence of the loose style is present, but I don't feel that is it as successful as the slender zombie I presented last week. I feel like the fault lies with the detail. Although in some areas it works better than others, the arm for instance, but I feel like it flattens other areas, the legs and shoulder. This one also belongs to the 11x17 folded set.
More loosely sketched zombies and poses this week. With the larger portrait I brought in a fine point marker for more detail. I usually keep my imagery very separate, but with the looseness of these sketches, the images all began to blend together. 
