This Zombie isn't such a bad guy. He's just a little hungry. Don't feel too bad for the Pirate - I'm sure he hurt someone real bad and deserves being devoured. A corpse can also make a good sofa.
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posted by Unknown at 12:47 AM
Friday, August 04, 2006
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10 Comments:
Freakin' sweet Dave, and orange blood to boot. Ahh, my favorite color. I love the idea of the zombie sitting in the carcass of his prey. Great stuffs!
Awesome, Dave. There's so many great details in here. I love the pirate's blank, bugged-out expression. And the zombie's half-foot. Very nice.
Great stuff, Dave - the expression of horror on the pirate's face is strangely hilarious. I love the paper texture and palette; it looks like something out of "Ye Olde Sketchebook" Just a strong drawing overall.
Great style great lines, lots of great stuff goin on in this.
Yeah man - I love the pirate's face on the ground. Utter confused disbelief is frozen forever on his mug.
HA. Nice. That zombie blood looks good enough to drink.
Hey,..hows about for a sequel to your film you do,..."I WANT A ZOMBIE FOR CHRISTMAS."
Disgusting and cute at the same time. Love the choice of monochrome, and the choice of a not-so-obvious color!
I agree that the overall color and look is very rich. I like it alot.
I was going for a canvas-like look, sort of what a pirate might have to draw on. I feel in the end it was a little over-labored, but it was fun drawing this nonetheless. I don't do perspective stuff too well, so this was a good exercise. I was kind of going between two styles - flat and dimensional. Not intentionally - I guess I just couldn't decide what way was best.
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