TRULY DELIGHTFUL PICS

Here are some pin-up photos that I took with my wife showing off the DVD of TRULY DREADFUL TALES which you can buy here.  If you love indie cinema support the little guy by grabbing a copy today.  It has gore and women rastlin'!  What more do you need!?

Robots and a Mummy

Here is a peek at some new art cards that I am working on:

Ghost Freak Games Logo

Here is a logo I designed for a RPG company that I am a part of called Ghost Freak Games.  Currently we are working on a horror game that is inspired by all of those great b-movies one would find on VHS in some mom and pop video rental shop back in the day.

I think that over all the logo came out brilliantly.  I can't wait to show you the art from a upcoming game that I am working in though.

Follow the Ghost Freak Games here.

Ghost Force Five

Completed a new digital drawing.  Not to shabby, really.  It was suppose to be for a horror RPG that I am a part of, but we're going a different direction.  Still, I wanted to share with you what I've been up to for these past few days.

Something I'm Working On

Here is  a little digital drawing that I am working on.  More details soon, kids!

Zombie Sneak Peek: Stage Two

Here is the zombie drawing/painting I'm working on.  It's going through some touch ups, clothing, and gore.  More to come soon.

For those wanting to follow along, here is part one of the project.

TALIBANNASAURUS REX

If only this movie was real...

Found here.

THE ART OF STOP-MOTION AT ANIMAZING

Here is something fantastic I got in my email this morning:

The SoHo art gallery, Animazing, is hosting a Art of Stop-Motion exhibit and sale of the films of Tim Burton and Henry Sellick. The exhibit will showcase props, storyboards, and conceptual art from films such as The Nightmare Before Christmas and the more recent Coraline.

The event will start on Thursday and run until December 31st and is free and open to the public. The gallery is open seven days of the week. The gallery is located at 54 Greene Street on the corner of Broome in Soho. More information can be found at the Animazing website and the exhibit will go online at the site after 7PM on November 12th. Go here for more details.

Click on the image below to read the official press release:

WHAT I'VE BEEN WORKING ON IN MY SECRET LAB...

Here is another sneak peek at the second puppet that I created for the music vid/short film that I'm working on:

The body itself is a paper towel tube which had a mouth piece cut out and another tube inserted inside for the teeth. It is able to move its mouth up and down by use of a string that I pull on and a rubber band inside pulls the mouth back upward to it's original position.

The bandages was a tea-dyed cloth that I cut into strips and the head itself is constructed mostly from paper clay which I am still not sold on using the material ever again yet.

Related:
Franken-Joe
Drawless Animation

MOVIE POSTERS IN NOIR STYLE

Artist Timothy Lim has made some fan created noir stylized posters of some of the mainstream flicks of today and tomorrow. More of this groovy artwork can be found here.

In the meantime drool over the coolness of these posters: (via slashfilm)