Showing posts with label George Romero. Show all posts
Showing posts with label George Romero. Show all posts

Thursday, October 20, 2022

Day 20: Day of the Dead (1985) - 31 Days of HELL-O-Ween 2022

31 Days of HELL-O-Ween 2022
Day of the Dead (1985)

Hey, it's Dr. Tongue from George Romero's sequel to the previous post, "Dawn of the Dead"!

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STEP ONE:  Here are the pencils on an 8-1/2" x 11" toned cardstock.

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STEP TWO:  Here's the first (and probably part of a second) pass with acrylic paint.

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STEP THREE: And here's the finished painting.

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Done with Acrylic Paint on 8-1/2" x 11" toned cardstock.

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Wednesday, October 19, 2022

Day 19: Dawn of the Dead (1978) - 31 Days of HELL-O-Ween 2022

31 Days of HELL-O-Ween 2022
Dawn of the Dead (1978)

No, it isn't some sort of ultra-messed up zombie porn scene.  Who wouldn't want to see a Zombie hit in the face with a cherry cream pie?  Just one of the many strange scenes in George Romero's semi-satirical "Dawn of the Dead" (1978).  After being turned into zombies, many of the undead just go to the one place they remember from their previous life--the Mall.

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STEP ONE:  Here are the pencils on an 8-1/2" x 11" toned cardstock.

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STEP TWO:  Here's the first (and probably part of a second) pass with acrylic paint.

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STEP THREE: And here's the finished painting.

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Done with Acrylic Paint on 8-1/2" x 11" toned cardstock.

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Saturday, October 19, 2019

Day 19: Night of the Living Dead - 31 Days of HELL-o-Ween 2019

31 Days of HELL-o-Ween 2019
Day 19: Night of the Living Dead


Today's installment of "31 Days of Hell-o-Ween 2019" is George Romero's "Night of the Living Dead".  It's the movie that launched a million zombie movies--and invented almost all the tropes for the entire genre.  The two immediate sequels were also darkly ironic fun, being a take down of consumerism and shopping malls.

For this one, I did it as a sort of digital scratchboard.  On a black canvas in Clip Studio Paint, I used a white ink brush to build up and create the highlighted areas.  Below is the progress pics... Well, two of 'em.

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Done digitally with Clip Studio Paint.

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