Showing posts with label Fan Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fan Art. Show all posts

Friday, February 14, 2014

Timecrimes and Cool Surprises

You may have seen this image in a post last month, though it was posted without a description. It's fan art for this cool time-travel film, Timecrimes (Los Cronocrímenes), directed by Nacho Vigalondo.


Well, it turns out Mr. Vigalondo is a pretty cool guy, and last week after sharing the artwork with him, he started using the artwork as his Twitter icon, and even posted a link to Transmission to go with it!


Too cool. I never would've considered this for a portfolio piece but now it has a whole story to go with it!


Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Various Work

Sorry for the lack of updates here, here's some various work, unexplained (mostly fan art):

 
 


Thanks for stopping by!

Friday, April 19, 2013

Happy Birthday Superman


Originally I wanted to do a combo of Mike Allred’s Superman from the Superman/Madman Hullabloo and Frank Quitely’s All-Star Superman….. but instead I made Bruce Campbell.

Inked on paper, colored in Photoshop CS5; first time using CS5 for anything, my CS3 has started quitting unexpectedly on me and I don't know how to fix it....

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

DJANGOOOOOO

Just a quick thing I whipped out the other night for practice:


Brush-pen ink in sketchbook, colored in Photoshop.

Thursday, February 14, 2013

Richard Parker Returns


This is only relevant to the small crowd of the world that saw both The Amazing Spider-Man and Life of Pi... and still remembers both.

But I don't care because I found it amusing.

You're welcome!

Sunday, January 20, 2013

Universal Monster Loop

A loop animation of Universal Studios' Monsters, in chronological order, created for LoopDeLoop's December/January theme, Hollywood, which you can go and vote on RIGHT NOW!

   

In order: Phantom of the Opera, Dracula, Frankenstein's Monster, The Mummy, The Bride, The Wolfman, The Creature from the Black Lagoon, and The Thing.

If Vimeo isn't good enough for you, you can also check out the video in full HD on YouTube, or in GIF form on my Tumblr.

Friday, January 11, 2013

Muppet Zardoz

“You came here… from the stone head.”

“I don’t know.”


This kind of just came into my head after i had this Kermit pose in my sketchbook. In a way, it's my take on BOOM! Studios' Muppet Fairy Tale series of books... but Zardoz.

Kermit and the big stone Animal head were inked in my sketchbook and scanned, everything else I made and colored in Photoshop.

Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Nuthin' But A Swamp Thang

This stupid pun came in my head, so I decided to make my own take on Dr. Dre's The Chronic...


I had to recreate all the framing from the original cover, and I just happened to have the right fonts, with some adjusting here and there.

As for the illustration, that was all Photoshop drawing, and just experimenting with drawing style.

It’s like this and like that and like this and uh….

Sunday, October 7, 2012

Finn and Jake


It's been a month or so since I last hand inked a piece, so I whipped this out in an hour with a brush pen and then probably spent more time in Photoshop trying out new palettes.

It's also been awhile since I last drew these guys; the last time probably being when I took the storyboard test for the show at the end of spring. Still love these dudes though.

Friday, September 14, 2012

Beakerhead


Having a little fun with two things I love: The Muppets and David Lynch's Eraserhead.

Done completely in Photoshop.

Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Birthday and Transmission News

I have some exciting news regarding my film, Transmission! Transmission has been accepted into the KLIK! Amsterdam Animation Festival, which runs from November 7 to 11 in Amsterdam. I'll have more info on exact screening dates and times when the info comes to me.

In addition, heres a peek at something Chris Roberts and I have been working on at Otherworldly Mystics:


Sadly, I can't give away too much about this one for now, so stay tuned!

And lastly, yesterday was my birthday so I drew myself a picture involving one of my favorite films: Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky.


"YOU ARE ALL FREE NOW!!!"

Tuesday, August 14, 2012

ParaNorman


I got to see ParaNorman early the other day thanks to my friend Polly, and I really really enjoyed it; especially the super-melancholy motif in the score. Can’t wait till Friday to see it again!

I tried some different techniques on this one, for better/worse. Inked by hand first, scanned (after a gruesome battle getting my scanner to work) and then bitmapped the inks, which I've never done, and colored at 600DPI.

Saturday, December 17, 2011

Labyrinth

Hi there. Here's a quick Labyrinth/Kermit thing.


I've been wanting to draw something of Labyrinth for awhile now, so I just got this out of my system while I had a little bit of a break from my regular classes. Now back to thesis work...

Monday, November 14, 2011

Kermit: The Muppet Avenger

Did a little something for Chris Samnee's birthday, combining my love of Kermit, Samnee's Thor: The Might Avenger series, and a chance to do some hand inking.


Oddly enough, The Might Avenger was written by Roger Langridge, who wrote and illustrated the recent Muppet Show comics....

Update: I completely forgot this wonderful Muppet Thor comic existed. Was worth re-reading.

Sunday, October 30, 2011

A Real Human Being


I've been listening to the Drive soundtrack non-stop after seeing the film last month, and this song has been stuck in my head since. The application to Pinocchio just kind of occurred in my mind today...


Since I took a different approach to inking this (lately I've been using brush pens), and used a new Photoshop brush, I decided to show you my original pencils as well. I have to say, drawing in that Disney style just really isn't for me hahaha.

Saturday, July 30, 2011

Pac-Man 400/800



Been meaning to make this for awhile, it's my tribute to one of my most favorite, weird box arts: Pac-Man for Atari 400/800.

There needs to be more of this version of Pac-Man.

Saturday, April 9, 2011

Spoilers!: Blaster

The Spoilers! show at Fête Coffee the other night was a surprise success; I didn't end up selling my piece (but it's still for sale!), but there was a decent sized crowd which was great. So now that it's over, here he is:


A portrait of Blaster, from Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome. Acrylic on 11"x14" canvas, in a gold wooden frame.

It's been years since I got the chance to paint traditionally, let alone on canvas. So when I finally put my name in for the show, I figured it was time to make something different than my usual. And even when I did paint, I never painted people, so getting back into it after all these years was a challenge, but I managed to do this in 8 straight hours.

And for those curious of my process, here's this:



There's a few photos missing in the painting process because I didn't take any when I hated how it was looking (his skin was solid green at one point, thanks payne's gray). Also, the canvas I actually found sometime last year, with a crappy unfinished painting of Converse on it, which I gessoed over for this piece. And yes, because my easel is at home, I held the canvas up on my wall via a newspaper that was stapled to the canvas then taped onto the wall. It held for a few weeks.

Saturday, December 4, 2010

Sym-Bionic Tintin

If I haven't said it here before, I'll say it now, I really love Genndy Tartakovsky's latest animated series, Sym-Bionic Titan. And growing up, I was quite fond of the Tintin cartoon (and I'd like to read the comics eventually). So go figure that before Titan airs.. this really stupid pun comes into my head:



Of course, it took me until the show's season finale to finally draw it, but the point is, it's here.

This is the first image I've done that was more or less exclusively made in Photoshop (the preliminary white lines were done in Flash). I'm still adjusting to the lack of any smoothing, and having to see big gross pixels when I draw zoomed in. But I think the end result is nice. Glad I just finally got this one out there ;)

Friday, August 27, 2010

TMNT

I only recently found out about an animated Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film called Turtles Forever, despite it actually airing sometime last year. I finally got around to watching it and it was surprisingly good a really fun, and I loved how they connected the 1980's cartoon series, the newer cartoon series, and the original comic books, as well as little inclusions of past films or localized series. So, to take a break from Sewper Mutant, I took a shot at drawing the famous turtles:


I was originally going to make a scene, but sketched out a general character layout and ended up liking it, and went with a sort of pop-art feel instead. Each character uses a bulk of the original layout, but little details and the obvious weapon variations are all unique on each turtle.

Monday, July 26, 2010

Let The Right One In

Go figure, more fan art, but at least this one's completely different, visually. I finally got around to watching Let The Right One In last night and really enjoyed it, and then this image came into my head. Unlike previous works, I only did the line art in Flash this time, and then colored it completely in Photoshop, therefore there's both a Ink and Color version to show you:





Stylistically, this is unlike anything I've done before, but I kind of like it. It was definitely subconsciously inspired by the guys over at Comic Twart, particularly Chris Samnee, Mitch Gerads, Doc Shaner, and Francesco Francavilla, but it's clearly no wheres near as good as them. But hey, that's why there's something called "practice" and why I generally use fan art as a way of trying new styles.