monster design I did about 2yrs ago
I'm pretty sure it's safe to post it now
I figure it fits the Halloween month of October :)
cheers!
monster design I did about 2yrs ago
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monster design I did about 2yrs ago
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and my pinup gets promoted to a cover!!!see the full article hereAs stated in my previous post, I did this imagefor Skullkickers
creator and fellow Udon'oodle Jim Zubkavich.I originally intended to do this free as a 'thank you'for the many years of supportand friendship.My karma bank seems to be balanced in my favourbecause now that it's been promoted to cover I'll actually be paid for it!To be honest I feel I've already been paid-the feeling of giving selflessly makes my soul smile.I highly recommend everyone check out this comic-I was instantly drawn to it(no pun intended-srsly!)It's a fun romp through some fantastical places along side some gnarly characters!
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below is a sneak peak at the greyscale water colorbefore I scanned it into Photoshop
Fellow UDON-oodle Jim Zub has a brand new action packed comic full of monsters, werewolves, mutant slugs bounty hunting and more!
Here's a pinup I created for him using red col erase pencil to lightly sketch it out, a Pentel brush pen to ink it, Pentel water colors for the greyscale and Photoshop CS4 with my Cintiq for the colours and extra touchups. This was all sketched, inked, grey scaled in a Robert Bateman sketchbook.
Jim asked me if I was interested in doing a pinup for Skullkickers. He sent me some preview issues to read through for reference and inspiration. This comic is so up my alley and so fun I started working on it the very same night. I'm a sucker for sarcastic fantasy action heroes slaying gnarley fang toothed baddies I guess!
This was extra enjoyable as I haven't used watercolours in over a decade!
Skullkicers ©Jim Zub
here's a link to the Skullkickers site! go bookmark it now!!!
Buy the comics through Amazon
I've even provided the links below :]
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creator and fellow Udon'oodle Jim Zubkavich.
to lightly sketch it out, a 
to ink it, Pentel water colors for the greyscale and 
with my 
for the colours and extra touchups. This was all sketched, inked, grey scaled in a Robert Bateman sketchbook.
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