Showing posts with label skeletons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label skeletons. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Thursday, April 23, 2015
Local news
Working on a record sleeve. The lettering takes a lot of digital fiddling about before it starts to look right. I can have it done in full colour, but i think it's best to keep that on the minimal side as to avoid ruining the graphic approach it has sofar.
This is for a local music festival that takes place in my neighbourhood, always in the month of June; the organiser is a good friend. After several editions it's time for a collection of recordings!
Labels:
illustration,
Marcel Ruijters,
music,
record sleeve,
skeletons
Wednesday, August 01, 2012
Work In Progress
Work until death and then some more!
Doing a comic strip for the autumn issue of the Slovenian magazine Stripburger. Theme: work, rabot, delo, Arbeit!
I am going to add greys later. And yes, that's a tip of the hat to Hieronymus Bosch for his famous haywain.
Doing a comic strip for the autumn issue of the Slovenian magazine Stripburger. Theme: work, rabot, delo, Arbeit!
I am going to add greys later. And yes, that's a tip of the hat to Hieronymus Bosch for his famous haywain.
Labels:
Bosch,
comics,
Marcel Ruijters,
middle ages,
nunsploitation,
saints,
skeletons,
Stripburger
Sunday, April 15, 2012
die ärzte - Das finde ich gut
Okay, the super secret Totentanz-related project I mentioned a while ago is finally out. It's a music video for the german pop-punk band "die ärzte" and it's part of a larger conceptual framework in which the band members are hunted from one clip into the next, covering their whole new album "auch" which they actually put on youtube in it's entirety on the same day it was officially released.
I drew and animated the whole thing. As you can tell the song is about death.
P.S. Happy 180th Birthday, Wilhelm Busch! (For those who don't know, this blog is named after the fate of his most well-known characters, Max and Moritz.)
I drew and animated the whole thing. As you can tell the song is about death.
P.S. Happy 180th Birthday, Wilhelm Busch! (For those who don't know, this blog is named after the fate of his most well-known characters, Max and Moritz.)
Labels:
human mollusk,
music,
skeletons,
Totentanz
Saturday, May 02, 2009
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)



.jpg)
.jpg)