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Tag Archives: Frankenstein
The Monster Men
This will be your only warning. I’m going to post images of naked people every now and then. I don’t expect to post any deliberate pornography or erotica but there will be folks without clothes. If you were a regular … Continue reading
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Of Course There’s a Frankenstein Monster (Color)
And here’s the color version of yesterday’s Frankenstein monster. He’s got a little more green in him than I generally give my Frankensteins. I grew up with Herman Munster and the ubiquitous Universal Frankenstein and, however cool those characters are … Continue reading
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Of Course There’s a Frankenstein Monster (Black and White)
Here’s the black and white original version of my requisite Frankenstein Monster. It would be difficult for me to design a portfolio site without including a Frankenstein or two. He got a place on the first Skookworks.com banner. I’m still … Continue reading
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Briefer Frankenstein (Color)
I went with green when I colorized this fellow more because it seemed like fun than for any other reason. Dick Briefer’s Frankenstein was “flesh colored” in the comics.
Briefer Frankenstein (Black and White)
This final creature is inspired by the version Dick Briefer drew in his Frankenstein comics.
Kiwi Frankenstein (Color)
Once again I stuck with a corpse inspired color scheme. In all the photos I’ve seen of this creature he looks like he’s pretty pale.
Family of Frankensteins – the Noodling
I said yesterday that I usually have to force myself to stop working on an illustration otherwise I run the risk of noodling at it until I’ve messed it up. One of the dangers of working on art in Photoshop … Continue reading
Family of Frankensteins
I finished this painting recently. It had been a few weeks since I participated in the Watercolor Course and I wanted to see what I could do without the time limit imposed by being in class. It took a couple … Continue reading