At a certain point, the three of us found a "formula" for the ghouls designs. Since there were so many to draw, you might be able to catch repeating head-shapes, etc. My favorite implements were the Eerie Comics-style hands and feet!
Friday, May 29, 2009
"DID SOMEONE (Steve Lambe) SAY 'MORE ZOMBIES'?!?"
Here's a few more...now watch the episode to compare!
At a certain point, the three of us found a "formula" for the ghouls designs. Since there were so many to draw, you might be able to catch repeating head-shapes, etc. My favorite implements were the Eerie Comics-style hands and feet!
At a certain point, the three of us found a "formula" for the ghouls designs. Since there were so many to draw, you might be able to catch repeating head-shapes, etc. My favorite implements were the Eerie Comics-style hands and feet!
BRAINS!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW NICE
ReplyDeleteMy head just as-ploded.
ReplyDeleteYou have spoiled me, Andy Suriano.
awesome designs, love the first zombie
ReplyDeleteI really like the Gorilla-esque one (hopefully that description is not to vague). I need to do some zombie drawings someday...
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to the info you have on this upcoming sketchbook. Wherever/whenever it is able...SIGN ME UP!!!
-matt
Thanks guys!
ReplyDeleteHey Matt--these drawings as well as a TON of other Samurai Jack models are in the one and only sketchbook I have out now: PG's 51-55.
Inside your very specialized MR. MIRACLE adorned sketchbook!
ReplyDeleteNICE!! Man these are awesome...a nice blend of appealing and horrifying, if that makes sense!!
ReplyDeleteAndy,
ReplyDeleteI was hoping you were doing up a new one for the upcoming San Diego Comic-Con...
I guess I can still keep my fingers crossed.
buenas noches genios.la verdad es q te pasasd con estos laburos,ademas me encanta la sintesis q aplicas en esto.muy buenos los entintados tambien.me encante,is beautyful.muchos abrazos!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletemake me want to go get my chainsaw and boom stick, those are great!
ReplyDeleteSick Andy these are sick!
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