Monday, September 27, 2010
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Day of the Dead Ladies
I really want to make a bunch of buttons with my Day of the Dead ladies on them; hopefully I'll make'em into prints too!
Labels:
art,
artist,
cartoon,
comic,
day of the dead,
dios de la muerte,
doodle,
drawing,
girl,
pin-up,
sketch
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Zombie Stan Lee and Zombie Jack Kirby designs
next up on my designs for Kirby Krackle's "Zombie Apocalypse" are
Zombie Stan Lee and Zombie Jack Kirby
at first I did Stan because he has a cameo in all the marvel films
but then I thought hey Jack should be in the video too
the band is named after him after all
my sketches

Zombie Stan Lee and Zombie Jack Kirby
at first I did Stan because he has a cameo in all the marvel films
but then I thought hey Jack should be in the video too
the band is named after him after all
my sketches

cleaned up and inked in Illustrator
and then Daisy colored and textured in Flash
I had her use a "Kirby Crackle" brush to add a zombie texture on them
I had her use a "Kirby Crackle" brush to add a zombie texture on them
and if you still have not checked it out here is the video
Enjoy!
Monday, September 13, 2010
Julia and Valentina in the Cemetery
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Monday, August 30, 2010
An introduction!
The Ctrl-Zs are a collective of friends and artists who all work in the Flash Animation industry.
Organized by Daisy Church of Girls Drawin Girls, Daisy felt it was time to put together a group of like-minded artists to help promote each other and market their talents in both traditional art and in digital animation.
The mission of The Ctrl-Zs is to help market, promote and motivate a group of professional peers and friends into creating more personal art and animated projects. Our blend of both digital and traditional art is reflected by our name, which is a joke on how digital artists often reach for a phantom "ctrl-Z" (the "undo" function on a computer) when drawing with traditional pencil and paper.
Organized by Daisy Church of Girls Drawin Girls, Daisy felt it was time to put together a group of like-minded artists to help promote each other and market their talents in both traditional art and in digital animation.
The mission of The Ctrl-Zs is to help market, promote and motivate a group of professional peers and friends into creating more personal art and animated projects. Our blend of both digital and traditional art is reflected by our name, which is a joke on how digital artists often reach for a phantom "ctrl-Z" (the "undo" function on a computer) when drawing with traditional pencil and paper.
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