Showing posts with label Monsters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Monsters. Show all posts

Saturday, October 25, 2014

The Boogie Man– Uncle Eerie!


I've taken a little break from Inktober to finish this for Halloween, Mr. Eerie Lee Shivers! He is the host of The Uncle Eerie's Shiver Show. His show is macabre and hilarious! 

Check out his YouTube Channel and show your support!

. . .  and his website, www.uncleeerie.com

Thanks for looking!

–Kyle

Monday, October 20, 2014

Vincent Price, Boris Karloff, and More Halloween Caricatures

Hiya Folks! Here's another post of my favorite Inktober sketches from last week.  These are all Ink-Wash and Dry-Brush. Once again, if you want to see all of them, check out my Instagram page.  If you like what you see, please follow. I try to post every day.



Count Orlock – Nosferatu


The Bride of Frankenstein
 


Boris Karloff – Frankenstein
 


Voldemort



Christopher Lee – The Curse of Frankenstein


Vincent Price – The House on Haunted Hill



Boris Karloff – The Mummy
Thanks for looking!

–Kyle





Tuesday, October 29, 2013

"It's Pronounced Fronk-en-steen!"

© 2013 Kyle Wiggins, All rights reserved.
This is the post I intended to publish, before I found out about the passing of Lou Reed. I "try" to post once a week. But if I were to wait until next week, this picture would be seasonally inappropriate. We wouldn't want to have that.

This is a painting of Frankenstein's Monster from The Bride of Frankenstein. I drew the original sketch a few years ago, and found it in my sketchbook a couple of months ago. The style and color palette was influenced by the horror painter Basil Gogos. His artwork for Filmland, Famous Monsters, Fangoria, and Aurora Monster model hobby kits in 60s and 70s, brought the Universal Monsters back from the dead, so to speak.

I painted it digitally in Photoshop and Corel Painter. It was really fun emulating his style, which is very hard, and his palette. . . which is even harder! I basically commandeered the colors from another painting. But as I painted it, I was able to slowly pick up what he was doing.

Thanks for looking, and have a fantastic Halloween!

Cheers!