Showing posts with label Zombie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zombie. Show all posts
Saturday, October 20, 2012
Featured Creature HZO: Dracula
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Friday, October 19, 2012
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Tuesday, October 09, 2012
Featured Creature: Female Zombie
Ah, Lay's potato chips and zombies: You can't have just one. Hot on the heels (so to speak) of the crawler from last week we have a female zombie shambling from the darkness and into light. The outbreak is underway!
Thursday, October 04, 2012
Featured Creature: Crawling Zombie
This piece focuses on one of things that freaks me about zombies, other
than the crawling-around-with-no-legs part. Unlike many others denizens
of horror, zombies can be out in the daylight. They don't care about
day or night, legs or no legs, they are only focused on the 24 hour diner called YOU. Yeesh! Watch your ankles.
Friday, May 18, 2012
Devil's Head II: The Unquiet Dead
In the dark caves of Hell, trapped and hungry, forgotten desires map out the cursed gift of their continuance. Their garbled chanting wears the air thin with obscenities. They stretch free of the underworld like separating meat. Toothless and eager and undead, they seek us out for one last wet embrace.
Monday, March 19, 2012
Night of the Living Dead: Barbara Zombie
In the original Night of the Living Dead, the last we see of the main character, Barbara, her delicate fingers are disappearing into a mob of the undead as she screams. What happened to Barbara after her undead brother pulled her through the door and out into the horde? Here is my vision of this undiscovered zombie.
Monday, January 30, 2012
From the Skechbook Archives: Sharpie Zombie
Here is the first sketch from the my recent sketchbook. At the time, I had just gotten my first taste of my new gigantic Sharpie set and wanted to play. This isn't really all that great a drawing across the board, but I wanted to include it regardless. This is me unfocused.
{Sharpie}
{Sharpie}
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Up on the Rooftop
"Alright you little bastards!" Growling, he threw the door open and waived the broom in a wide arc. The light flashed across the snow. It was smooth. No footprints. He stepped out, broom at the ready. No footprints anywhere in the yard. His face full of confusion, his broom lowered. He heard the jingling again, just beyond the corner of the house. He raised the broom once more and moved to intercept. They weren't gonna get away. The snow on his ankles tickled and burned with each step.
At the corner of the house he found no footprints, but could still hear the jingling. Something hit his arm and bounced into the snow. He leaned over and picked up something wet. It took him a moment to adjust his hold on the broom and get the flashlight up to his other hand. It looked like a shredded piece of cloth from a coat, but it was covered in red paint. No. No, it wasn't paint. Ed dropped the cloth and backed away from the house. His line of vision moved slowly up towards the roof. His mouth hung agape at the sight of the thing. It was chewing absently above the bloody patch it made, a ring of bells circling its neck. Each time it chewed, the bells would softly jingle.
Ed turned and ran. The flashlight fell free into the soft snow, a small glowing thumbprint disappearing behind him. He hadn't gone that far, the door was just a few more feet away. He heard a loud snort and his bladder emptied into his pajama pants. Then there was a hard pinch at his neck, like when his mother used to grab him as a child. His arms flailed as he was yanked back. Ed screamed, but then a rough blow at the back of his head made him quiet. He felt dizzy now. He lurched and vomited blood as the pinch at his neck grew harder.
"I'll be good Ma. I won't do it again." The pinch grew harder still and he knew he was gonna get a spanking. Then he was flying, flying up and into the christmas sky. A trail of paint splattered on the snow beneath him. No. No, it wasn't paint."
Recommended Listening:
Svartsinn
Torchbearer, Kill the Light
Elegies for the End
{Image created in Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop}
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Sunday, December 18, 2011
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