Weblo Sausage?

Hey, don't ask me, some of these commissions are just plain weird as hell.

a friend of mine commissioned me to create this image for a friend of hers. it is based off of a likeness of her friend, Zoe.

i was given 4 parameters for this assignment :

1. Had to look like Zoe
2. Had to reference Stephen King's Dark Tower series in some way
3. Zoe wanted to be a zomebie (ok...)
4. Need to include a spider somehow, Zoe loves spiders.

Grr.

I was inspired by this awesome artist who calls herself Miss Monster. She makes these really cool monster face medallion things (and many, many other very fun things as well) and I wanted to give it a try. I can see myself doing a lot more of these in the future, they are crazy fun to make.

Happy ValenBrain's Day Everybody!

I made this! Who wants to mope around on V-Day when you could make sweet Heart/Brain art? BAM.

He's a trooper.

Zombie soldiers stepping on Halfling mages? Yes please.  This was done in response to reading an upcoming RPG sourcebook which mixes fantasy tropes with post-apocalyptic ones so you get weird stuff like smart zombies with guns. Seemed like a fun thing to draw.

SPOOOOON!!!

This time I have some more fan art for you. I haven't actually read a Tick comic that I can recall, but my good friend Steven loves em. I wanted to do something cool for his birthday because, frankly, I've been a bit of a dick lately. I'm horrible at returning phonecalls, and because I've been so busy lately I keep forgetting to hit this guy back. So Steve, if you read this, I love you man. And Happy Birfday.

More Creepy Stuff!

Ok, so maybe not so creepy as the others, but still. This guy is the last of the 3 commissions that I had to finish up last week. I've been crazy busy, participating in all sorts of MANLY MAN STUFF like building ramps, painting houses and helping my Father with some plumbing so it took me a lot longer to get to the end point on this one. There are lots of things that I wish that I had done differently with these pieces, that of course only come to me now that they are over. Live and learn though, I'll be sure to incorporate those things in my next works.