As I was drawing this I started to wonder why they call the little alien that bursts out of it’s human host’s stomach, a chest burster?
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Inktober-Day 3
Today we have have everyone’s favorite dream haunter and child killer, Freddy Krueger. It is pretty weird that there is such a big fan base for the guy who kills kids and teens but I guess we can thank the 1980’s for that.
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Today’s portrait is of Julie Adams, who plays Kay in the Creature From the Black Lagoon. It’s another watercolor painting, where I’m trying to stay close to the Zorn palette. In the movie she is the main object of the Gillman’s attention.
October is the time of the year called Inktober, where people are doing a month’s worth of ink drawings and I’m thinking about joining in for my first time. And the reason I bring this up is because I’m thinking that the Creature From the Black Lagoon film might be a main subject of the drawings I will do for the month.
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Ok, it’s official, I am losing steam today. That means I chose to go with a smaller painting today. Which brings us this watercolor portrait of Alfred Hitchcock.
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A little more than a week left in the 30 days and we are witnessed to a man who fears the full moon and when the wolfsbane blooms. Larry Talbot, who is better known as the Wolfman, is the subject of today’s painting. Lon Chaney is the actor who portrays the monster. And he is the only actor to play the same character in all of the Universal Studio monster movie sequels.
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Since the movie was shot is black and white I thought I would also post the ink wash version of this before any watercolor paint was added.
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From painting beauties for the last 6 days, to painting a beast.
This is a gouache painting of Frankenstein’s monster from the Universal Studios classic film, staring Boris Karloff. I’m not sure I’m completely happy with the results of this because of the gouache paints. Especially after using watercolors for the last week. I really enjoyed using watercolors, but, I think I will stick with gouache for a few more this week.
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This portrait is of Vincent Price from his roll in The Fall of the House of Usher. The film was based on an Edger Allen Poe story and directed by Roger Corman. The film was released in 1960 and was one of many Poe stories that Price and Corman collaborated on. It was also when Corman was actually making some fine cinema and not just doing cheap horror and sci-fi movies.
I branched out and used some blue paint along with the limited palette of my latest paintings but I did go back to painting in oils. But, I will probably be leaving the oil paints behind for the next painting.
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This painting for the fourth day of the 30 Paintings in 30 Days is a portrait of the leader of the group of survivors on the tv show, The Walking Dead, Rick Grimes. He’s not someone who has experienced much good luck in the time of the walker outbreak.
Once again, I’m stickimg with the limited Zorn palette of black, white yellow ocher and cad red oil paints. This picture started off just as a pencil drawing(that you can find a photo on my Instagram account). I felt like it got a luke warm reception and I wasn’t sure where I wanted to go with it. Since I was planning on finishing some stuff that was laying around I figured I would slap some paint on it.
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