Showing posts with label doodle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label doodle. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 1, 2016

Month O' Monsters 2016 - The Ninth Post

Happy Halloween and Día de los Muertos, amigos! Here are some final pieces to leave you with. A screen printed gig poster, and two doodles from my sketchbook. I hope you had a great spooky season, and got real weird with it!

If anyone is interested, here are the Halloween movies I finished out the month with:

9. The Fog (1980)
10. Creature from the Black Lagoon
11. Ernest Scared Stupid
12. Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)
13. Creepshow




Wednesday, October 26, 2016

Month O' Monsters 2016 - The Eighth Post

Every year I try to make October my month to watch spooky and scary movies, (for obvious reasons). The movies may even be comedy, but they all fit a monstery, or halloweeny, bill in some way. The other night I watched Arachnophobia, it got me in a spidey mood, and this big fella made a home in my sketchbook.

I've been trying to do a better job of being in my sketchbook more. I want to get back to working by hand, with markers, pens, pencils, etc, to flesh out ideas and depend less on the 'puter. Hopefully you'll be seeing more of these sketchbook entires.




If anyone is interested, below are October's Halloween movies so far. I started about a week ago, and my goal is to hit thirteen movies by the 31st. If the list seems a little odd or random, it's because I try to have a completely different list each year, and I like it to have a good mix.

1. Hocus Pocus
2. Arachnophobia
3. Fright Night (1985)
4. Interview with the Vampire
5. The Black Cauldron
6. The Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)
7. Gremlins 2: The New Batch
8. Sleepy Hollow (1999)


Thursday, October 20, 2016

Month O' Monsters 2016 - The Fourth Post

Hey! I guess I'll post some monster-related art. Why shouldn't I? Jeb Kennedy is my grandpa too!

Here is a little send-up to one of my favorite monster artists of all time, Jim Phillips. This guys is the king of gross, detailed, radical, monstery art. His stuff is so fun and in your face, and it helped shape the styles of so many artists after him.

One of his most iconic images is the Screaming Hand logo for Santa Cruz Skateboards. Below is a version of this famous hand in my own style.

(Side note: Jim Phillips' son and fellow Santa Cruz artist, Jimbo Phillips, liked my version of the hand on Instagram.)

Take some time to check out some of Jim Phillips' monster art for yourself!

- Kyle B.