Using Halftones in this latest panel to try and depict a night-time scene and build atmosphere. I've really been enjoying experimenting with Screentones on this new Zombie Comic and seeing the effects you can achieve using them.
I also like the sneaky little 'Biohazard' tattoo behind his ear in this shot.
If you zoom in really close on this particular photo, you can see that I had to perform a delicate brain operation on this poor Zombie... Using Tipp-Ex.
It's crazy how thin and lightweight Lightboxes have got in recent years compared to the old bulky wooden box with a bulb ones of the past.
There's even a built in battery so you don't need to plug it in when you're working and you can hold the Artwork in place with little handy magnets. So cool.
Happy Days (of the dead)!
I know the Zombie genre has a pretty healthy following over in Japan, although that said, sadly I don't know how much manages to make its way here to the UK. So if I ever spot or hear of one in English, I do try and pick it up.
Since I'm currently using 'Halftones' for my new Zombie Comic Artwork I'm really trying to read as much as I can at the moment for research.
Pencil artwork from my latest go at depicting the Undead.
In other words... Much like the Zombie in this scene, I'm gonna 'spill my guts'.
That's gotta be the same stock image just flipped and with hair added, right? Gotta be. Right?
I also really miss the Noughties fascination with having Women battling Monsters while wearing skintight PVC. I mean it's probably not great to move around in while fighting, but at least PVC would maybe put up some kind of resistance to bites from Vampires\Zombies.
