YOU'VE GOT RED ON YOU

I was going to throw another SNEAK PEEK on here but I got it into my head to doodle up some Battle Chasers boobage instead.

Enjoy!

SNEAK PEEK

Well Damn.

Guess I'll just change the name of the flippin' blog to Zombies Love SNEAK FREAKIN' PEEKS, huh?

Sorry folks, busy with a ton of stuff and most of it I can't share just yet. Might be a LOT more Sneak Peeks coming up in the near future because of that.

To the forty-one folks that actually follow this blog, I love you guys and dolls! Thanks for taking a peek and sticking with my silly posts. I must apologize for such bleh content as of late.

Ashamed artist is ashamed.

UFO ME, UFO YOU

My brother in law turned me onto a nifty old sci-fi series called UFO. I did this for him a few months back as my way of saying thanks!

There's just something about a hot woman in a shiny silver space suit with purple hair that gets my motor running!

SNEAK PEEK

It's hard growing up. On one hand you lose alot of the magic that makes being a child so fun. You lose that suspension of disbelief that children always have and that edge that also makes them a million times smarter than any adult because they CAN believe that the fantastical does exsist and there is a monster lurking under the bed. On the other you gotta deal with all the "real world" bullcrap of surviving life on your own that can drain and deter you from what your heart truly desires.

sigh

Of course growing up has it's perks too. You get to actually draw all the cool shit that used to make you jump up and down, spilling your Coco Puffs all over the carpet in front of the living room tv as a child. You have fun doing it and it transports you back to a much simpler time in life.

Sometimes that's worth way more than a paycheck.

If you...huh? Something just made a noise under my bed...

A SWORD IN HAND...

...is worth two in the bush.

Uh...wait...that's not right.

VERSUSING?

Behind the scenes peek at what went into making the cover for 5finity's great series, Zombies vs Cheerleaders.



I was pretty satisfied with the girl in the first blueline pass but her lower half, her legs looked jacked up so I elongated them a bit and went with a more solid pose.



Here you can see how I work once I block out what I'm doing with a scene, panel, or in this case a cover. The blueline is just my starting point to give me an idea of what I want to do with the finished piece. You can see the oval zombie head shapes floating around in the background. That's about as detailled as I dare get because my pencils tend to be so heavy to begin with and the less graphite there is on the page for me to smear the better!

Want to see the finished piece along with all sorts of inked and colored goodness from some of my partners in crime? Then...

CLICK HERE!