#Comictober2019 (part2)

OK.  It's rough ... pardon my crappé tuxedo, but you get the idea.  I am short on time - so I knew I wouldn't get a drawing done every day for "Inktober" / "Comictober", but I am trying to participate a little bit.

Drawn in my Composition notebook with Indian ink pens & color added with colored pencils.

 

Countdown to Halloween : 31 Days of Halloween Art : Day 15

I was going to post something about The Walking Dead ... but ya' know mummies are walking dead, too.

Anyhow, I did grab a Walking Dead Scratcher last week:

The commercial advertisement for the tickets is pretty funny.  The girl breaks off a walker's finger to use to scratch off her ticket.  hee-hee.

I am enjoying the new season of "The Walking Dead"...
"Termite Stew is made of PEOPLE!"

15 days down ~ 16 more days till Halloween!

31 Days of Halloween : Day 12 - Back from the Dead

Here are a couple of old zombies to celebrate my return. (And also my excitement for the season premier of "the Walking Dead" this weekend.)

The zombies were drawn with Indian ink pens and colored with colored pencils.

Oh ... and here is a new "stylized pumpkins" doodle to celebrate the fact that I finally got my scanner working!  (It has been a very tough week.)  The pumpkins are just quick doodles done with Indian ink pens.

Hopefully, I'm done with all of the technical "TRICKS" that have befallen me! 
More Halloween "TREATS" are on the way!

Pardon my Zombies

I know that lots of folks are "sick to death" of zombies. If you are one of those folks ... Please Pardon my Zombies.

I have been enjoying the Walking Dead series on AMC. Now that Season 2 has wrapped up, it will be awhile before the zombies are back for Season 3. So, in the meantime ... a little zombie tribute.

I felt the urge to make one of my messy, paint splattered collages last night. Sometimes it just feels good to slap a bunch of stuff on the page and clear my head.

This collage is in my 8-1/2" x 11" hardcover sketchbook and was made from clippings, art, comics, and TV listings from local papers; acrylic paint, stamping, and Indian ink penwork.

While I did draw the lower zombie, I only "zombie-fied" the upper zombie - it was originally a cartoon face to which I added the white out eyes, the mouth, teeth and big juicy brain.  (My first brain, BTW.)

Yummy!