Colored meats

Threw some colors on this guy! Hope you like.

BrainTrash

Hey ya'll. I know it's been a few days since my last update, and for that I am truly....well, guilty. Little bit of life, little bit of drawing block, and a couple of video game releases kept me from successfully accomplishing much in the way of presentable work.

But, I'm working on this lil' fella here, whom I adore. Gonna color him now.

BLAARGH!

Been wanting to contribute to this zombie thread for awhile, and that Frankenstein I drew inspired me to do some flash-style stuff that I could make stickers from, so I figured kill two birds with one drawing.

All beef franks

Here he is, tinted in glorious MonstrO-vision! i was thinking about making stickers...hmm...

Frankfurter

I hated The Hills Have Eyes. It was nice and gory, and for a horror film it was probably above average, but I hated the characters. They were so 'blah'. So much like every other horror movie I've ever seen, which is generally the reason I hate them. the characters are always so one dimensional, and the writers never seem to adhere to their own design. They just use the character to fullfill whatever role needs filling, with no regard for what a character like that would actually be like in real life. For example, in 'THHE', the father character was an ex-cop, detective, Republican, and a gun nut, who loves 'roughing it' in 'the wild'. So what happens when the mutants come after him? He nearly wets himself, runs around screaming, and shoots his gun wildly at shadows in the dark. Then they grab him and beat his head in. Yeah, right. I could keep going on, but i've got to go! Later.

Wanted to color this one, but I ain't got the time. Perhaps tonight or tomorrow. For now, here's the linework.

Mighty Post

Going to see The Hills Have Eyes in about 5 minutes. Here's a picture of Mighty Mouse to celebrate!

Spot the trend?

So....yeah. Here's another one! I guess three makes it an official series. I've been posting these up in the Redheads thread on the Drawing Board...but I've been drawing them because I really need to keep studying the figure. As my Mom pointed out, I'm better off not drawing attention to the flaws in my artwork, however, I can still see them regardless and they bother me. The only way to get rid of them is to keep drawing!

Tan lines are fun

Not much to say. here's a drawing:

SPF one hundred BILLION!

I feel this drawing suitably portrays the level of discomfort that I was going for. It was another Kristin Kruek pose for the Drawing Jam, but I didn't like the original, it was too stiff, so I changed some things.

I'll throw a barrel at 'em!!

I did this drawing based off of a Kristin Kruek photo for March's Drawing Jam. Doesn't look like her, but it was a great pose. I'm happy with this one, all except for the fact that you should see her right knee, but you don't.
Here's another Kristin Kruek. Again, doesn't look like her but I wasn't going for likeness. Just using her photo as a base. I kind of gave her that 'are you done?' look. I like this one because the original was HUGE. I'm trying to get used to drawing larger and larger in Photoshop to get better quality lines, and more detail.


Just found this sketch of Brock Samson I did a while back. I never liked it enough to finish it. There's a lack of energy in the pose, and he doesn't really look too much like Brock. I love it when guys throw barrels at things, though, so I figured I'd post it anyway.


...and I just wanted to say thank you to everyone leaving comments in my blog. Family members, friends, colleagues, and folks from the Drawing Board and Blogspot communities....hell, everyone. It makes me feel great that you guys care enough to drop a comment every now and then. it gives me incentive to keep on drawing when I hit that inevitable wall of creative nothingness. Sometimes the only way to get through a block is the encouragement of others. Thank you.

Dame Drop

What's better on a Monday than a hot, sloppy, steaming pile of women? Probably a million dollars, that's what. Here are some drawings that are not a million dollars.

Look how freaky this chick is. Not only are her arms like, a foot too long, but it looks like she's desperately scratching away at thousands of crazy invisible spiders from Mars.

Western

Hey ya'll. I was looking at some reference this morning trying to figure out what I'd draw today and I ran across this cover for an old 50's pulp magazine. I thought it was really cool and wanted to draw my version of it. This is just a sketch with some inks on it, nowhere near done, but I think it's turning out okay so I figured I'd post a Work In Progress.

I can already tell the original cover is staged much better than mine. I flattened it out for some reason, while the original had so much depth. Mine looks like the two guys are right next to each other. Blargh. Oh well, I still like how it's coming out.

Park it

**Edit (again): There's so many good reference photos of this guy. Here's another inked sketch I just banged out:


**Edit: Here's another sketch I inked of Reg Park. I posted the reference I used below it. This guy could probably stop bullets with his abdominals. I changed his hand because it drew too much attention to his package the way it is in the photo...



Here's a drawing i did of Reg park as Hercules. Dug up the reference from the net.

Down with the sickness

Sorry for my lack of updates, just wanted to post and say I've been sick for the past 5 days. I'm starting to pull out of it now, so I'm laying off the nyquil and I'll start posting drawings again tomorrow.

Jor-El part 2: More-El

Here's another Jor-El, for the same thread on the Drawing Board as the last.

Thursday is the new Tuesday

It's roughly 1am Thursday morning. I was sketching a bit tonight...inspired by the girls posted on Brian Romero's blog earlier today I decided to try and bang out some girls. I am VERY rusty at it, I learned. I haven't drawn girls in years, so it was a nice exercise. Here's some of the better ones...I'll spare you all the crappy ones. No one needs to see that.

I promise I'll keep sketching and drawing girls on the side until I can produce some art that's interesting, as well as providing for this blog's daily dumpage.

The Red Son from Krypton

This drawing is of Superman from the book 'Red Son'. In this comic Superman's ship crashes somewhere in Russia, instead of Kansas. It follows the development of the world from that point on. Russia ends up being the number one superpower, America loses the cold war and is falling apart, and Lex Luthor is obsessed with destroying Supes. I guess some things never change.