My name is Chris. I do comics.
Before Universal introduced Lon Chaney Jr. in the classic “Wolfman” they had a lesser known werewolf movie that came 6 years before it titled “Werewolf of London” (ah-wooooo). I watched my DVD of it last week or so and though it isn’t as good but it’s still very entertaining to watch. His first transformation into a werewolf was more clever and satisfying than Lon Chaney Jr’s.
So the past 2 nights I painted this. It was the toughest and I’m not as happy with it but it is what it is.
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Pretty self explanatory. I’m trying to find unique ways of coloring instead of just coloring and shading the way things are supposed to look according to style. I thought wouldn’t it be cool if a Mexican wrestler went around and wrestled monsters in his spare time? Didn’t turn out quite the way I wanted it to. I have been drawing more for the exercise rather then creating strong work lately. And that’s okay…as long as it leads up to something strong. I know this whole “dirty scratched and rusted” look is my style but I’m wondering if I should drop it for a bit. I use it because I don’t find my line work very clean and I think it adds to my drawings. We shall see.
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