Showing posts with label patreon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label patreon. Show all posts

zombie 204 - Carls kid

Remember Carl? Zombie 203 ... well after he got infected and turned in to a member of the walking dead, he shambled back home and infected his kids.

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 199 + 200 ... together forever

#zombies  199 and 200 ... its +Madeline Muñoz-Bustamante  and her BFF =)
together forever ... at least until the zombie hunters find them

If you want a zombie portrait for yourself, message me soon.

zombie 179 - ?


The 179th zombie of this project. Quite a clean zombie, very minimal line use. Everything about this one is so different than what I am creating now that I have to stop and wonder why I was drawing this way ... evolution of art.

zombie 150 - Ralph


Ralph was the kind of guy that always watched his back. To bad he didn't watch what was in front of him as well.

This is the 150th zombie of the project and also the end of a little mental slump. More details are starting to be picked out, and some of the fun was returning again.

btw - I have a shirt/fund raiser happening ... check out teespring to get a ZOMBIENATION ARMY shirt and help me keep doing what I do. Or ... join the zombie horde itself and get yourself made as a zombie.

zombie 148

This is the other daughter of Chad ... since most parents know that if you do something cool like get a zombie portrait for one kid, you might as well do it for both, otherwise there's whining, complaining, etc.

zombie 146

There should be a story with this zombie but I can't think of one right now. And my fingers are cold so I need to stop typing ... if you have a good story for this zombie, please post it in the comments and if I like it I might draw you as a zombie too.

No promises :P

zombie 111 - David

This is the One Hundred and Eleventh zombie of the 1000 zombies art project. Painted nearly 2 years ago in oil paints on canvas. It was a bit of a struggle painting David, the kids were really acting up that day and it took quite a while. In the end though I'm pretty pleased with how it turned out. I think oil and acrylic painting started my wide eyes trend that persists today.