What’s better than a zombie creep?. . . . . a screaming zombie creep. I imagine his scream is, well, a sort of typical zombie scream. But his starts low and grumbly only to intensify at the ending into an almost electric shrill. Can ya hear it? He’s also got an awful twitch – characteristic of most zombies. Think he needs a name.
I should be drawing flowers and unicorns – okay some days I do. But these guys are usually what fill my sketchbooks. Sometimes I’m compelled to name them. Silly, I know but so much fun! These creeps were drawn with a Sharpie marker in a Crescent Rendr sketchbook.
Zombie Creep is the third in a series of silly “G” rated walkers.
Here’s Shrunken Head 4 in a series of 4. These shrinkies have been a blast to create. I used-up a lot of Copic and Prismacolor marker ink doing them, because I layer the colors, probably muddying it in some places but I think it gives it a bit of a painterly-look.
Okay another Shrunken Head, this one’s my favorite for some reason. I have to admit I have way too much fun drawing zombies, shrinkies, creeps and creatures.
This shrunken head cartoon was a lot of fun to create. He’s 2 in a series of 4 and inspired by the real traditions and process of the Jivaro tribe’s head-shrinking methods. He was made with Copic and Prismacolor markers on paper.
This shrunken head cartoon was a lot of fun to create. He’s 1 in a series of 4 and inspired by the real traditions and process of the Jivaro tribe’s head-shrinking methods. He was made with Copic and Prismacolor markers on paper.
Killing Jar Studio 