Goofin' off

So I made this one doodle, then I decided to paint it up quick, then I decided to give it some additional elements, then an x-wing helmet, and then it's days later and I've done 20+ variations.  Why is my brain wired for oddball serial projects?!

This is all in a single file; each element is on its own layer so they can be mix'n matched.  3 or 4 of the images above are just weird combinations of elements from different characters.

I know.  My brain is weird.

Practice

Just completed another rpg-map gig which means it's time to draw something other than terrain, if only to remind myself that I can.

Full Moon #30: Daughter Of Dr. Jekyll

Wolfman(?) from "Daughter Of Dr. Jekyll", 1957.

This particular wolfie IS the titular Dr, Jekyll, who is also explicitly stated to be a werewolf.  One could write a dissertation about how this movie mixes its monster lore.  

Full Moon #29: Orgy Of The Dead

Wolfman from "Orgy Of The Dead", 1965.


The quality was so poor on this one, I'm not even sure this is actually what the wolfman looked like.  Tried to give him the benefit of the doubt.  He was played for comedy as an idiotic redneck along with his partner-in-crime the Mummy.  Movie written by good ol' Ed Wood, stars Criswell and 9 or 10 topless dancers.  Yup, that's pretty much the whole movie.

Full Moon #28: El Hombre Y El Monstruo

Wolfman from "El Hombre Y El Monstruo", 1959.

Between another freelance rush-job (not a complaint, I'm thrilled to have the gig!) and a part-time normal(ish) job, these are on the backburner for the next couple weeks.  4 or 5 more to go and I'll be done through 1960.

Full Moon #27: The Werewolf

Wolfman from "The Werewolf", 1956.

Full Moon #26: Silver Bullet

One-eyed Rev. Lester Lowe from "Silver Bullet", 1985.

Not a particularly effective wolfman design, in my opinion.