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Recent critter doodles

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Got kind of a late start today so here's a lil one for #inktober day 1 "swift" #inktober2017 #critter #sketchbook #brushpen

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bless these characters & their giant false eyelashes #darkshadows #sketchbook #brushpen #portrait #angeliquecollins

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One of my favorite #darkshadows characters, Dr. Julia Hoffman & her lambchop eyes #brushpen #sketchbook #portrait

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another (!) new one, just finished yesterday (!!), photoshop/gouache overlay

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newish piece, from several weeks/a few months ago – photoshop w/ gouache overlay

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Veiled Woman, 1910-1912 by Imogen Cunningham.

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Calla Leaves, Photo by Imogen Cunningham, 1932

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Imogen Cunningham, Two Calla Lilies, 1927

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Imogen Cunningham’s early symbolist work (1910–12)

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Underpainting, if you can call it that #digitalart #wip #artistsoninstagram

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Sea Witch

A new thing I just finished a few days ago! All digital + a gouache texture overlay that I made. 

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mood #wip #sketchbook #titusandromedon #unbreakablekimmyschmidt

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little celia (lead holder for scale) #sketchbook #drawing #selfportrait

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Characters from “Aelita”, Russian fantasy movie of 1924. 

The films tells about an expedition on Mars, which discovered there an advanced and ancient civilization. Here you have a bit of a Marsian fashion.

The costumes were designed by Alexandra Ekster, a leading construstivist artist. 

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To be sure, Norman Saunders is known for his crime pulps. Dime Detective, Spicy Mystery, and some of the best covers for the genre defining Black Mask magazine. But in truth Saunders had a remarkably diverse body of work ranging from westerns to jungle adventures to what we see here, Science Fiction.

Anyone familiar with Bela Lugosi’s classic 1930s serial The Phantom Creeps might see a similarity with it’s central ghoul-faced monster, sadly an exaggerated stylish beastie who’s type would soon fall out of fashion in the pulps and paperbacks in favour of a more realistic approach.

And don’t skim over the interiors here, some absolutely amazing stuff from Vergil Finley, Lawrence & Hannes Bok.

#mypulpfinds

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Those interior illos tho. Vergil Finley illustrated my copy of Beowulf.

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fun w/ all digital (!) inkwash – Peter Murphy