Watercolor foxglove

Fall watercolor

Watercolor Dahlia

Tonight’s watercolor

Oak tree drawing dip pen and ink on paper

Finally got my copy of Caitlin McGurk’s wonderful biography of Barbara Shermund “Tell me a Story Where the Bad Girl Wins.” It’s just fantastic!! Any fans of the New Yorker cartoon style Shermund helped to define will love it. Check it out.

New painting In Transition

New painting of a monster in your house.

Some new weirdo art for weirdos

Today’s Inktober drawing is from The VVitch (2015) brush pen and ink wash on 9x12 Bristol paper.

Inktober today is from Clive Barker’s Hellraiser (1987) brush pen and ink wash on Bristol

Today’s drawing is the house from Psycho (1960) acrylic ink and screentones on paper.

Today’s drawing is the house from Psycho (1960) acrylic ink and screentones on paper.

Today’s drawing is of the brides from Dracula (1931) acrylic ink on paper.

Today’s drawing is from The Exorcist (1973) brush pen and ink wash on 9x12 paper.

Today’s Inktober is from “Repulsion” (1965) brush pen and ink wash on 9x12 Bristol paper

Inktober today is from Clive Barker’s Hellraiser (1987) brush pen and ink wash on Bristol

Today’s Inktober is from The Orphanage (2007) brush pen and ink wash on 9x12 Bristol paper.

Today’s Inktober drawing is from The VVitch (2015) brush pen and ink wash on 9x12 Bristol paper.

Today’s Inktober is of Henry Hull in 1935’s Werewolf of London. Bush pen and ink wash on 9x12 Bristol paper.

Today’s Inktober is of Jean Brooks from 1943’s “The Seventh Victim” brush pen and ink wash/dry brush on 9x12 Bristol paper.

My weekend read is J.M. Tyree’s new book The Haunted Screen. Perfect spooky fiction for Halloween time film fans. Check it out!!

Today’s drawing is of Boris Karloff from the movie “Bedlam” (1946)

Today’s drawing is 9x12 pen and ink wash on Bristol paper from The Ring. Now that you’ve seen it you have three days…

Inktober drawing today is this good guy Chucky from the 1988 movie “Child’s Play” pen and ink wash on Bristol paper.

I’m a day late to this year’s #inktober but here’s my take on Christopher Lee from 1959’s The Mummy done with a brush pen and ink on paper.

Personal note: We’re finally dissolving our corporation, Sequential Films, which produced our 2014 film “Stripped”. Stripped is our love letter to comics: 300 hours of interviews (incl Watterson!) becoming a lovely doc. Watch it on Apple movies, Prime, or with the full interviews at stripped.vhx.tv

Tonight…

Cat People (1942) #inktober

The Body Snatcher (1945) #inktober

Today’s drawing features Dark Shadows (1966-1971) #Inktober

Bride of Frankenstein (1935) Today’s #Inktober drawing is my personal favorite of all the Universal Horror films from the 30s/40s is director James Whale’s follow up to his 1931 adaptation of Mary Shelly’s novel.

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931) Today’s #inktober is a inkwash technique featuring director Rouben Mamoulian pre-code classic is my favorite film version of the Robert Louis Stevenson book. (Although I also enjoy 1971’s Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde)

The Invisible Man (1933) #inktober

The Innocents (1961) #inktober

More Inktober. Can you guess the movie? #inktober

The Black Cat (1934) #inktober

The Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954) #inktober #horrormovies

“Le Viol du Vampire” (1968) aka The Rape of the Vampire/Queen of the Vampires. “Le Viol was a terrible scandal here in Paris. People were mad when they saw it. In Pigalle they threw things at the screen. The principle reason was that nobody could understand the story.” #inktober

Targets (1968) #inktober

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This was my best July 4th achievement

Happy America Day Dammit

Oh Ziggy

Look at this baby Turkey I almost stepped on! Look at it!

Just bought a submarine! It was super cheap for some reason and now I can just sail around the world for the rest of my life looking for free health care.

I don’t know why I ever forgot about the show Passions but man that was some good TV https://youtu.be/iPXutZmLsmA

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