Showing posts with label monster art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label monster art. Show all posts

zombie 203 - Carl

This is Carl and he likes to carry his food around with him.
This zombie portrait was probably created around 2015 ... I've come a long way since then.

zombie 202


This guy looks like Dale from the walking dead ... the poor bastard. Seems sad and unhappy ...

zombie 196 - the son of John


This is the son of John, who was zombie # 161 on this project
I don't know what this kid is trying to say, it all sounds the same
"GarrrAaaahHHhhgarrrggaaaAaaaAawalaaahHHlL"

whatever

zombie 195 - Jeff


This pale green drooling dude is Jeff. The 195th zombie of the project.

Man I've come a long way since creating Jeff

Zombie 194 - Carls horde part 7

the last of Carls horde ... this guy was attacked by a cheese grater ... obviously not a very effective weapon against any zombie

zombie 193 - Carls horde part 6


Give him a bluish tint Carl said ... pop out his eye my son said ... throw in a bug my daughter said
and thus the 6th member of Carls horde was created.

Getting back to posting the remaining zombies of this project. Almost time to start making more and put this project to bed.

zombie 190 - Carls horde part 3


This is the third zombie of Carls horde ... I don't really remember what happened to him. It was either bird shot or a chemical spray.

zombie 189 - Carls horde part 2

This is another one of Carl's friends that he wanted zombified. 
I got a little creative with the blow torch.

zombie 182 - Gustavo


Often times when people contact me to get painted as a zombie, they use their profile picture or something similar, which is fine and results in a perfectly good zombie painting.
But every once in a while they take the time to make a face or strike a pose ... then the painting gets more dynamic.

zombie 175 - Peta


Simple lines and bright colors make zombie 175 a little different from the rest. And those eyes ... they see everything.

zombie 165 - James


When I painted up James I tried to take in to account that he was a musician ... and carved some musical notes in to his face. It sort of worked.