This illustration was done specifically with color in mind. I think it works pretty well without color but the title makes less sense.
Red Right Hand is a song by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds. It’s my favorite song by the group but, admittedly, I haven’t listened to much Nick Cave. It has a wonderful creepy vibe. It tells just enough story that I want to know more but not so much that the mystery is removed.
The above image is the CMYK version. I’d planned to stop posting both CMYK and RGB but the CMYK is so lurid I couldn’t resist.
The image below is RGB.
The CMYK version.
The RGB version.
This is the fourth of the four cover illustrations done in 1990 for that forgotten zine. 
This is the 2010 version. 
This is the 2016 version. The man’s hair seems to have learned to behave over the years. 
The CMYK version.
The RGB version.
Here is the third of the four illustrations done as cover images in 1990 for a forgotten zine.
This is my revision of the image, done in 2010.
And here is my 2016 version.
The top image is the CMYK version. The bottom image is the RGB. 
This is the second of four images I drew in 1990 as covers for a zine. The zine was either never published or published without my covers. Either way, I’ve forgotten its name.
In 2010 I scanned all four images for this website. I also redrew the images in my current style and skill level. 
Now, in 2016, I’m redrawing those images again, first as black and white pieces, then adding computer color. 
The version below is the CMYK version. Like Daikazu last week, it’s brighter than I intended.
I enjoy having two different color versions without me having to do extra work (other than changing modes) so I’m posting the RGB version as well. I’ll probably continue do that for a while, until I either get bored or figure out what I’m doing that’s creating the bright versions. 
