TREEHOUSE OF HORROR

“HERE’S A STORY THAT’S REALLY SCARIFYING!”

So, I’m late by a couple of days. I was suppose to finish this by Halloween, but with four 14in x 17in sheets filled with over 50 drawings I couldn’t quite make the date… but, better late than never.

I love the “Simpsons’ Halloween Specials.” They were a yearly anticipation as a kid.  Heck, when I was a young lad I use to cut “treat or trickin’” short so I could watch the reruns. And since I wanted to make a drawing to honor the holiday I thought of nothing better than the “Simpsons’ Treehouse of Horror.”

Feast your eyes, all elements from seasons 2-11 of “Treehouse of Horror” are represented.  Only because I own the DVDs to seasons 1 – 11.

Also, I would like to dedicate this art to the memory of Marica Wallace, who recently passed away. Unfortunately, I could fit in Ms. Crabapple into the poster. Nevertheless, I wanted to thank her in some way for the many years of laughter.

The art was done on 28in x 34in Strathmore Bristol board with ink, Bic and Prismacolor markers, and color pencils.

“Wait a minute! There is still more space dust on here!”

HAPPY HALLOWEEN 2013!!!

Happy Halloween, everyone!!!

Done on 11x14in bristol board with ink and prismacolor markers, and pencils.

Lilo and Stitch owned by Disney

Improbable History

I'm a little late to the game for a "Breaking Bad" crossover, but, better late than never.

MIGHT SOLVE A MYSTERY...

The prize I received from Capcom, a "DuckTales: Remastered" Press Kit!

I won the prize by entering a DuckTales art contest where the guidelines were to either draw in the Ducktales characters into the box art of a Capcom video game, or “duckify” a character from a Capcom game.

I sorta did both.

I chose a box art from an old 80’s Nintendo game from Capcom, “Little Nemo: The Dream Master.”

The art was done on 13in X 17in Bristol Board with Sharpies, Prismacolor markers, and color pencils.

I would like to thank Capcom for holding the contest and for choosing my work out of the many submissions they received.

Now if you can excuse me, but I have to dig up my old NES and play some good ol' fashion Ducktales!

WOO-HOO!!!  

WINNER!!!

WOO HOO!!! I won a "DuckTales: Remastered" Press Kit from Capcom, which includes:a collector's edition golden NES cartridge and other treasures. I'm as happy as Scrooge McDuck swimming in his money pit!!!

ROCK N' ROLL ALL NITE!!!

Done on 11x14in bristol board with ink and prismacolor markers, and pencils.

Lilo and Stitch owned by Disney

Little Louie: the Dream Master

This is an entry to a contest Capcom is holding for the new DuckTales game, “DuckTales: Remastered.”

The guidelines is to either draw in the Ducktales characters into the box art of a Capcom video game, or “duckify” a character from a Capcom game.

I sorta did both.

I chose a box art from an old 80’s Nintendo game from Capcom that I was always very fond of, “Little Nemo: The Dream Master.”

The box art expresses sheer imagination. I loved it since I was a kid, and wanted to “recreate” it one day. I finally got my chance with an added “DuckTales” favor to the piece—which—Is always fun to draw in whenever I get a chance.

The art was done on 13in X 17in Bristol Board with Sharpies, Prismacolor markers, and color pencils.