Inktober 2018:
The Brain That Wouldn't Die (1962)
It's another... um, "classic"(?) B-Movie from my childhood: "The Brain That Wouldn't Die" (also known as "The Head That Wouldn't Die"). This one involved a car accident in which the wife is decapitated and kept alive (against her will) by her neuro-scientist husband in a liquid-filled tray. He spends his nights trying to find her a new body to transplant her head, but she'd rather he just allow her to die. Men! They just don't listen, am I right, ladies?
Oh, yeah, and not only can she talk, but she also develops telepathy! There's also an Igor-type assistant that is a large, monstrous guy. Well, you can guess the rest of the story, I'm sure. Hijinks ensue with murder, revenge, and all the rest.
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STEP ONE: The pencils were done with an ebony pencil on 8-1/2" x 11" cardstock.
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STEP TWO: The inks were done using a #8 brush, with an assist with a 0.5mm ballpoint gel pen.
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STEP THREE: After it was imported into Photoshop, it was colored over a Multiply layer
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Done with Pen-and-Ink on 8-1/2" x 11" cardstock / Digitally colored.
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