Shambling Zombie Girl.

A lone female Zombie blindly shambles her way onwards. Her quest for warm living flesh will be a never ending one.

Her Undead hunger will never be satisfied. She will know no other afterlife.

Curved Wood.

A funky and very curvy branch I spotted recently while out walking this week in the lovely warm weather.

Jawbreaker.

I would love to say that no Zombies were hurt in the making of my new Comic... but clearly this guy gets it pretty badly.

Nougat-Cocoon.

For those that maybe found my last Post a little too 'icky'...

Here's a nicer photo of some Liquorice cocooned in some delicious pink Nougat.

Web-Cocoon.

Nature is both amazing and scary...

Found this on my Washing Line Cover today. It's some kind of Web-Cocoon and inside is a hibernating or dead Spider, and loads of little white Eggs. 

I'm not really sure what's going on in this photo, to be honest. It could be a sleeping Mother who Cocooned herself inside with her Eggs somehow? Or maybe a Spider left as a Meal for the Eggs when they hatch?

KFZ.

Today's Post is for those that like their Zombies extra crispy...

Asian Zombie Movies.

If there's one part of the world I wish I had more Zombie Movies from... it would be Asia. I know the Zombie Genre has gotten really big over there in recent years. But sadly not many of their films seem to make their way over here to the UK, which I think is a shame.

If you can handle subtitles, I would recommend giving them a try. They're less prone to falling into the tropes of normal Zombie movies, and they can often be a lot of fun.

The top two are from Japan. Middle two are from South Korea. And the bottom two are from Taiwan.

Antiques Zombie Road Trip.

I know with this post I'm inadvertently 'outing' myself as a Antiques Road Trip viewer, but I had to share this Zombie find spotted on a recent episode.

I've spent my fair share of hours in Antique Shops over the years and have never seen anything as cool as this Zombie Head.

Tooled Up And Ready For The Dead.

I fear this latest panel opens up an old debate. What is the greatest weapon to wield in a Zombie Outbreak?

This character seems to think the best tool for the job would be a spiked Pugil Stick. But is he right? Let's look at the pluses. No ammo needed so it never runs out. Doesn't make any sound so won't attract more Zombies. And it's a long weapon so it keeps the Undead at a distance when fighting them reducing the risk of a bite or scratch.

Question is... what hardware will you be packing when the dead start to walk?

Put Down The Phone, People.

What a terrible age we live in when the first thing most people think of grabbing these days when they first encounter a Zombie is their Phone rather than any kind of weapon to defend themselves.

Put down the phone and pick up an axe, People...

Never Stop Hunting.

It's getting harder and harder to bag yourself a bargain while out on the high street hunting down secondhand Books, Comics and Films these days. Especially now there's less shops and everybody can just look up the true price of what they're selling online.

But if you poke around enough... sometimes you can still get lucky.

Slay Away.

Remember... Say "No" to Zombies like this Bad Ass. 

Zombies never have the right to invade your personal space.

When it comes to the Undead... The best 'Warning Shot' is a Head Shot.

ROTLD Collection.

Inspired by a very cool Zombie Card I got this week for my Birthday from a friend, and in honour of the new movie and fan-film coming out later this year. My collection of 'Return Of The Living Dead' films.

I am a massive fan of this series.

Sadly, I'm missing part 4, as neither 4 or 5 were released here in the UK. I had to get my dvd copy of part 5 from Germany.

Never forget... these films gave the world the catchphrase "BBBRRRRAAAINNNNNSSSSSSS".

Pap The Dead.

I've recently been working on a Pin-Up inspired by a panel from a humorous Zombie one-page comic strip I did a couple of years ago about 'Zombie Selfies' (i.e. people who risk getting eaten alive by the Undead just to get a snapshot of themselves with a member of the 'Living Dead' to impress people online).

It's not often in Art you get a chance to return to an image you have done before and have another go at drawing it. It's also been nice to get a chance to go into more detail and flesh out the idea a bit more with this new Pin-Up. 

So for fun I thought I'd put them side-by-side so people could see them together.

January Blues.

I'm so glad this month is going to be over by the end of the week. It's probably the most downbeat part of the year. Right now even the little Weather updates on my Desktop are being depressing.

XL Zombie.

Just an extra-large disgusting bloated Zombie looking for a hug.

He won't bite... Honest...

Go on, give that big old Teddy Bear a cuddle.

Selfie Girl And Friend.

For those that like to see Pencil Artwork with no Inks. A sneak 'WIP' pic of what I've been drawing recently (I spent way longer than I'd like to admit trying to figure out how to visualise Sweatpants this week).

Also, she came out looking a bit more 'Harley Quinn' than I was expecting and I'm not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing?

The Savoury Truth.

I wish I was strong enough to say no to novelty flavored crisps... But I'm not, and I never will be.

She Slays For Pay.

I've drawn a lot of intro panels to characters before over the years, but this one might genuinely be my favourite.

The Undead don't stand a chance when this particular Slayer is on the scene. With her Hair cut short to avoid being grabbed by hungry Ghouls and her trusty rifle. She is a one-woman Zombie killing machine.

New Year, Same Old Shit.

A couple of Zombie movie updates I picked up over the festive season.

Firstly someone very kindly (and maybe as a joke) bought me yet another copy of Night Of The Living Dead for Christmas recently, meaning I have almost double figures amount of copies now of this Undead classic. I should point out I'm not actually collecting as many editions as I can, though. I just have a lot because of poor life choices. 

And also to add to my UK list, the cult British Zombie Movie (and one I've been after for a while) Colin. This 2008 film was infamous back in the Zombie boom of the 00's for being made on a budget of just £45.