Speedpainting, 30 minutes. Originally meant to be a girl hiding from zombies, but i think she turned into a zombie herself mid-painting. I picked up a copy of World War Z yesterday. I’ve got zombies on the brain. Reproductions of digital art available starting at $10.44
Just a generic zombie. She’s still got a bit of fight left in her. By coincidence i ended up drawing this right after reading an article about the animals killed while producing vegetarian food. I’d already planned on sketching up a zombie for general drawing-the-undead practice, but there’s a very different thought pattern in drawing…
[original YouTube link] Just a silly little zombie sketch – screencast of ‘Walker’
Apparently i’ve moved on from robots to zombies. Nom.
©2009 Sharon Rosa Even zombies like to look good, if for no other reason than to attract naïve young men to snack on.
©2009 Sharon Rosa Originally done for Drawing Day a few weeks ago – and originally posted on TwitPic as a crappy cellphone shot. Now properly scanned.
©2009 Sharon Rosa He’s kept the rot more or less at bay up ’til now, but it finally took out one of his arms.
Pencil, 3½×2½ in. » ©2008 Sharon Rosa Maybe one of Captain Charlie’s crew? Well, at any rate, he looks hungry, so maybe we ought to back away now…
©2008 Sharon Rosa Cap’n Charles Johnson. Very dignified sea-merchant, back before the Pirate-Zombie (or was it Ninja-Zombie?) attack of ’89.
Almost done… the hair and face could use some work, and there’s some off-screen bits which need to be improved.
Inked line-art of zombified merchant captain Charles Johnson. Flat colours Flat colours, with a bit of lighting added