Tim asked for portraits of main creators of The Unspeakable and the Inhuman. This is Derek Fetters, producer and co-writer. He was the easiest to draw since I’ve known him for over a decade now. He was the best man at Nizzibet’s and my wedding in Seattle in 2001.
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The Unspeakable and the Inhuman, part 1
The Unspeakable and the Inhuman is a radio comedy/drama/serial that my friend Derek is putting together. Recently our friend Tim started putting together a website for Derek to host Unspeakable on and he asked me to do some illustrations for the project. The site isn’t up yet but, since I’m between sketchbooks at the moment, now seems like a good time to post the images. I’ll be doing that over the next few days.
The post today is the original logo I did for the CD Derek handed out at the HP Lovecraft Film Festival in 2006.
Sketch’s End
And so ends another sketchbook. Plenty more where that came from.
A Post in Need of a Title Fails to Receive One Because the Writer Hasn’t Had Enough Coffee
The post also fails to have written content for much the same reason.
Designing George, Part 17
A third sketch of George for the same illustration. Now that George’s design is established I don’t have to worry about what he looks like I just have to find the best way of presenting what he’s doing. I start by giving the client 3 sketches. The client then usually plays a little mix and match with different aspects from each sketch and I do a second draft combining those aspects.
Designing George, Part 16
The client asked for another George; this time sitting down with a road sign. These are the first two sketches I worked up from those instructions.
Who Let These People In Here?
Here we have a page without celebrities, just poor random unnamed characters that were given form on the page and then forgotten. Until now. Then tomorrow will come, I’ll post another sketch and they will fade again.
Frankensketching
A little Frankenstein monster, a Beastie in the upper left and some vague Milpitas Monster in the background.
Yellow Sign and Others
The symbol at the top of the image is my version of the Yellow Sign used in the Black Seal t-shirt. Then I just used the rest of page to sketch whatever/whoever came to mind. The guy in the hat looks like he should be someone significant but, if so, I’ve now forgotten who he was supposed to be.
Mor(e)lock
Another sketch of a morlock. And supporting cast. Of sorts.
