Showing posts with label morbid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label morbid. Show all posts
Thursday, July 23, 2015
Monday, June 17, 2013
"The Necrophiliac's Picnic," illustration for BLACK EYE #2
Labels:
black and white,
corpse,
danny hellman,
dating,
death,
illegal,
illo,
illustration,
morbid,
necrophilia,
picnic,
sex,
taboo
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Danny Hellman appearing at MICE in Cambridge, 9/29/12
I'll be sitting in with R. Sikoryak at MICE in Cambridge this Saturday,
flogging my new limited edition screen print "Cemetery Nude"
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Guitar World: Zombie Apocalypse
Labels:
brent hinds,
caricature,
cartoon,
danny hellman,
guitar,
guitar world,
Hellman,
horror,
horror movies,
illustration,
jerry cantrell,
lenny kravitz,
likeness,
mastodon,
mick mars,
monster,
morbid,
motley crue,
rock
Sunday, June 03, 2012
My Take on Hans Rickheit's COCHLEA & EUSTACHIA
I think I've hoisted my fan flag for cartoonist Hans Rickheit a few times here in the past. I've enjoyed every scrap of his exquisitely-drawn, darkly hilarious work that I've seen, and I've had the privilege of publishing him in a couple of comics anthologies. You can imagine how excited I was when Hans asked me to offer my take on his delightful twins, Cochlea & Eustachia.
I don't remember exactly when Hans sent me the invite. What I do know is that it was far enough back that I'm embarrassed at how long it's taken me to get my shit together and crank this one out.
As you might expect, I loved wandering for a few days through Cochlea & Eustachia's world, the best part of the trip being our daughter Alice's questions about the drawing. Questions like, "are the girls escaping from something," "is one of them a robot," "is the little monster their friend, or is he going to eat them," "why are their feet green," etc.
(and if you don't know Hans Rickheit's stuff, get your ass over here: http:// www.chromefetus.com/ )
I don't remember exactly when Hans sent me the invite. What I do know is that it was far enough back that I'm embarrassed at how long it's taken me to get my shit together and crank this one out.
As you might expect, I loved wandering for a few days through Cochlea & Eustachia's world, the best part of the trip being our daughter Alice's questions about the drawing. Questions like, "are the girls escaping from something," "is one of them a robot," "is the little monster their friend, or is he going to eat them," "why are their feet green," etc.
(and if you don't know Hans Rickheit's stuff, get your ass over here: http://
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