John Dee, Doctor Destiny, has always been one of my favorite DC villains. Destiny was one of the earliest enemies of the Justice League of America. I've always found his hooded skeletal visage especially creepy.
{8x5.33, created in Adobe Photoshop}
I claim no copyright for the properties represented in the Saturday
Sketches. All copyrights and trademarks are retained by their
respective owners. I make no money from what I am presenting here.
It is presented for portfolio and appreciation purposes only.
Here we have the Zombie Bites header
from July 2014, The Horde of July. As the zombie infection spread, all armed forces were called upon to defend the human race. In the end, the soldiers were overwhelmed and reanimated as more mutilated hosts. In the sweltering heat of summer the horde seeks out those it once sought to protect. The horde hungers.
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During 2014, I began creating a new header each month depicting a scene
associated with the dominate holiday for that month but with a zombie
twist. I'll be posting the headers here in From the Archives to give them a nice dark corner to fester in. I'll also be
posting the images with and without the logo so you can see the parts of
the background image that were covered by the logo. Thanks for viewing
and reading!
I
apologize that I am unable to post the header without the logo. I had a
computer crash back in August of 2014 and lost access to some of my
files and data. I do not currently have access to the logo-less version
of this image, but as soon as I do, I will post it here.
If you like what you see here, be sure to check out Valentine's Day, Saint Patrick's Day, Easter, Mother's Day, and Father's Day.
{8x2.81, created in Adobe Photoshop}
Next month, on Saturday May 9th, I will be showing in the Artist's Alley at SPARTANCON. This will be my second year showing at Spartancon.
The convention will be held in downtown Spartanburg, South Carolina at the Main Branch of the
library. Please check out the links below for more info. I had a great time last year and am looking forward to showing again this year. Some fun photos from last year are here, here, and here.
If you are in the area next month, drop by and see the sights. It was a great deal of fun last year and I promise you will enjoy yourself! I'll be posting more as we get closer to the convention so please check
back to see what's new.
Here we have the Zombie Bites header from the month of June 2014, Father's Day. Who knows what happened outside to cause the cook out to go horribly awry. What dread horror in the backyard made Daddy this way? Mother and child are safe and hiding within the house, but for how long? Daddy sure looks hungry.
I apologize that I am unable to post the header without the logo. I had a computer crash back in August of 2014 and lost access to some of my files and data. I do not currently have access to the logo-less version of this image, but as soon as I do, I will post it here.
~
During 2014, I began creating a new header each month depicting a scene
associated with the dominate holiday for that month but with a zombie
twist. I'll be posting the headers here in From the Archives to give them a nice dark corner to fester in. I'll also be
posting the images with and without the logo so you can see the parts of
the background image that were covered by the logo. Thanks for viewing
and reading!
If you like what you see here, be sure to check out Valentine's Day, Saint Patrick's Day, Easter, and Mother's Day.
{8x2.81, created in Adobe Photoshop}
There is no place without danger.
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An older piece depicting a disturbed emotive state. With the color reinvestigation, I wanted to add a stronger sense of motion within the piece to indicate that the individual distortion had begun to effect the surrounding environment. I also chose to confine my palette to "body" colors: light flesh, blood, excretions. With the use of these body specific colors, my intent was to give the image a subtle disturbing quality that intimated the visceral aspects of the black and white sketch with further graphic representation.
{8.5x11, Sharpie with color added in Adobe Photoshop}
Here's a quick note to let everyone know that I just updated all the galleries with fresh thumbnails and links for easy viewing. This go round, every gallery has something new. Enjoy!
The Skin Crawling Comics
website regularly posts pages to the individual
stories of the anthology every Tuesday and Thursday. I'll be doing an
update at least once a month with links to the newest pages. Drop by and check out the latest updates!
Here is my latest design at my Neatoshop! Drop by and check it out.
Jude the Entropic Man first appeared in Giant sized Man-Thing as Yagzan, leader of the Cult of Entropy. He was later transformed by the Cosmic Cube into Jude, a living embodiment of Entropy.
{8 x 5.33, created in Adobe Photoshop}
I claim no copyright for the properties represented in the Saturday
Sketches. All copyrights and trademarks are retained by their
respective owners. I make no money from what I am presenting here.
It is presented for portfolio and appreciation purposes only.
The Truth lies beneath.
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