The Flock...Movie!

As most of you know that check in here at Barkings, I was working up some art for graphic novel adaption for James Robert Smith's book The Flock. A great read for anyone who's into great characters and Prehistoric 9ft TerrorBirds. Warner Bros. picked up the rights that squelched any graphic novel adaption, but I just recently read that Producers have finally been made public about The Flock movie. Follow this link over to Dark Horizons. Congrats Bob!!!

http://www.darkhorizons.com/news/14601/murphy-wells-take-to-the-flock-

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By Asgaard!

Here's a piece I pencilled back in 96 for Chris Golden's Thor book he created while we were all over at Crusade Entertainment. John Lind inked it and I really like how he dirtied up my sometimes too tight pencils.

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Wild Things...Color...Done!

Almost done. The logo is complete and I have to color it, then I wrap up the rendering on the Wild Things and then this one will be done and then I can submit it over to Cory at Terrible Yellow Eyes.

UPDATE: The color is done. I think it turned out exactly how I envisioned.

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Wild Things...inked

This piece is finished at the inking stage. Next is the color and that's when Max will pop and the Terrible Eyes will be...terrible!!!

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Wild Things!

Here's Max and all the rest of the Wild Things.

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Hobbits and Terrible Yellow Eyes

I like a lot of different styles of art. Picasso, Mucha, MIchalangelo, Kirby, Buscema, Bissette, Totleben, Muth...you get the picture. Well Justin Gerard has been added to the list. He's been doing some fine art work over at his blog. He's been tackling Tolkien. One of the most beloved authors of two of the finest pieces of literature. I recommend you check out his brilliance.
Another interesting project Terrible Yellow Eyes. It's a tribute blog dedicated to Maurice Sendak and the brilliant book; Where The Wild Things Are. Different artists invited to present their vision of Mr Sendak's amazing book. I grew up reading this book. I was Max...later on I became one of the Wild Things. Guess I'm still a bit of a Wild Thing.

Raar.

And I shall call thee...Robot God!

Part 2 of my planned 2-piece set. I'm imagining either a flip-book or variant covers.

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