31 Gallery
31 Days of Halloween inspired sketches 2011. Click on thumbnail to enlarge.
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- Alien
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- Bad Seed
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- Possessed Cat
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- Creature
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- Blob
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- Bone-Man
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- Bride of Frankenstein
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- Killer Clown
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- A Crow with an Eyeball on a Skeleton
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- Frankenstein’s Monster
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- 3rd Eye
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- Ghost
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- Ghoul
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- Goblin
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- Hellboy
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- Lovecraft’s Cthulhu
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- lycanthrope
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- Martian
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- A Nightmare Before Christmas’ Jack Skellington, Sally & Zero
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- Psycho Nurse
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- Old Gay
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- Piggy
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- Jack Torrance
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- Hannibal Lecter
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- Stranger
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- Pollute
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- Monster Mouth
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- Undying Affection
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- Nosferatu
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- Zombie Hand
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- Winter Blood
These are badass. I especially like the creepy nurse and the zombie kiss.
Thanks. You might need to seek professional help.
Ghoul is the best
LOVELOVELOVE the Nightmare Before Christmas. It’s great to see those characters portrayed in a more realistic style! And Zero is a dachshund!!!! I always thought he was too.
Thanks. Great minds…
‘Monster Mouth’ is fantastic. Cut júst right to leave some of the face to my imagination. And I love the idea of a figure like that worrying enough about appearance to be putting lipstick on.
“Ah yes. Thís’ll make me shine!”
Keep it up. For some reason or other your tales remind me of short stories by Anthony Horowitz – and that’s a very great thing.
Thanks. I have not read Mr. Horowitz work, but perhaps I will track it down.
Don’t – you’re a busy person
Plots can be skimmed through here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horowitz_Horror They’re childrens stories, but of the good kind. Paul Jennings’ stories are an other example;
>Boy finds strange beetle.
>Beetle bites boy.
>Boys skin becomes see-through, exposing muscles, organs.
>Terror ensues.
>Boy flees into the woods to live a live of solitude.
>10 years pass.
>Skin becomes normal again.
>Boy returns to society.
>Only to find out his condition was extremely contagious.
>Whole world has had see-through skin for years now.
>Boy is once again the outsider.
>Terror ensues.
>Fin.
Subtle/smart horror, graphic content. I can totally imagine your illustrations with a story like this.
So far for me rambling. I’m just glad you’re doing this.
Thanks for the heads up.
I dig the rundown summary version of the story.