A Zombie A Day on Tumblr.

Well, I'm finally gonna do it. I am moving to Tumblr. I have already transported this entire blog over there and that is where I will continue my journey. Sorry Blogger, you have served me well, but you are quite simply not "up-with-the-times". I may occasionally still drop in here and post the odd tidbit, but I expect my laziness will mean that will happen less and less.

Sooo here is a peek at what you can expect to enjoy over at my new Tumblr home: ZOMBIE A DAY!

A new zombie every day. No excuses (and I say this more to motivate myself than anything else). Here is zombie number one: ROLLER GIRL.

Head on over to my Tumblr account to stay up to date with the growing horde.

OVER AND OUT!

D & J

Three guesses what I'VE been watching lately...!

Old Lady on the Tram

I have been incredibly slack with my personal work for a while now.. I want that to change. Here is a quick value painting done from an oldish sketch... Time to get back in the game now!

Today At The Pharmacy

This is actually from a while back but I forgot to post it here...

Just some more doodles...

Haven't posted here in a while since I have not done much else but work for the past few weeks.. so here are some quick doodles...

 

Brush Pen sketches..

I have this Kuretake brush pen that I bought literally years ago when I was working at Iloura. Last night I did some doodles with it. I like it.

Tank Girl fan art.

This week I decided to enter the OzComics weekly Facebook challenge. I've been a silent observer for a couple of months now and have entertained the thought of jumping in, but it wasn't until they announced this topic that I could no longer resist temptation. Jamie Hewlett is a hero of mine and the fact that Tank Girl is just beyond awesome goes without saying. I've tried my best to do her justice here. I am not a very strong line artist, I feel like I work a lot better in a painterly style so this was a challenge for me. I obviously still have a lot to learn and since I was working entirely digitally I think my linework was somewhat restricted. It is missing those lovely blobs and shapes that happen naturally when done with real ink, and it's also, let's face it, just pretty messy and incoherent! I also chose to use a fairly restricted colour palette which I feel is working OK.. Overall this was a lot of fun and is quite different to my usual stuff. And now I had better get back to all the work and homework that I SHOULD have been doing these past two days....