here's anneliese michel, done with pincel after bad xerox
i'm doing that for an upcoming CD we'll do with 3patttes label owner Planetaldol (darkambientnoise)
well actually this drawing's a part of a print, not fixed yet
ah & it's done during Serpent Saints LP from Entombed
I'm still fascinated by these characters, evil but kind of funny, having in mind these XXth c pictures I can imagine impact on peoples in the middle ages
The doctored result from the test prints, to be used for the front cover of Inferno @ The Hoochie Coochie.
The typography still needs some adjusting. Plus the illo for the back cover.
Working on a new cover for the french edition of my graphic novel Inferno, scheduled for May this year. It will be printed as a lino cut. This is a really crappy test print, but for some reason I'm without oil-based inks, so it will have to do. Pleased with the design however. No mistakes. I do have to add the title, still. Now that's a challenge.
The linoleum proved to be good to handle. Not crumbly or slippery.
(The initial sketch, lifted from one of the pages in the book.)
since long time i don't have any deadline to complete, so i just start a comic on scraperboard. I can't wait to do new scaperboards, but i don't have so much time, so i do that one quickly after last drawing i made. On recent posts you've seen my headtree landscape, headrocks, then here i use this characters and try to show how they live (from headpack to individual head & then rooting & growing). That's solution i found to make comic, while i can't work on a single project searching for details, i use already done drawing to create a short story after it.
but here my friends didn't understand these 2 pages, so... ^^ but i'm having fun doing it
collaboration with marcel ruijters from ca. 2003. i've kept it in my archive for a long time because i wasn't convinced i did a good inking job & additions. i even think i never sent the result to marcel. now i think it's not bad but it could have turned out better. mea culpa! mea culpa!
first version of 3 new drawings. i'll do a second version with more thick lines and possibly also with dots. the first one is a return to my more old school themes which featured a lot of dicks. i bet freud would have had his opinion about it ;-).
still no time enough to make fine stuff, so i'm doing a bit in a sketchbook with a brush
here's one i made during a festival, which is a good place to make stuff
These are some sample pairs from a little card game I did.
The rules are basically the same as in "Concentration" or "Memory", the only difference being that in this case you have to find the corresponding human-zombie pair instead of identical cards.
I actually made this game a few years ago, but it just came out in a limited edition as a supplement to the 100th issue of Zone 5300.
I spoiled the paint job and couldnt save it, next version of this will probably be really different. You may notice a similarity with Beelzebub from Castlevania, not entirely intentional/conscious but I always loved that monster sprite artwork and not surprising it seeped into me. I'm never sure how much I should distance myself from my work looking obviously inspired by a specific thing, even if I'm not always fully sure of what it was that inspired it.
Anne Citron, Pierre Dheur, Djilian, Jules Canouet, Scott, Jon Sojo, François De Jonge, Boris Hurtel, Alex De Moté, K.Rotten, Martes Bathori, Gaspard Pitiot, Eric Nosal, Luc, Maxime Janssen, Pierre Contrepois, Xavier Torcelly, Clément Xavier et Francesco Defourny.