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Work In Progress: Zombie and The Brain Drawing

A cold dragged me through last week, but I'm almost back to human. My newest sketch, however, is not. I can't seem to get my mind off zombies, thanks to both Halloween and the Walking Dead season two premiere attacking soon. So here's my first attempt at drawing a zombie! Yes, he's wearing an Animaniacs t-shirt of The Brain - my sense of humor is that nerdy.

WIP Zombie

Zombie pencil sketch is inked with black Sakura Pigma Micron Pens onto ACEO sized Strathmore Smooth Bristol Paper and soon to be devoured in Prismacolor pencils.

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  1. Your fellow nerds appreciate that. :)

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  2. Hope you're back to good health, soon. Not into zombies, but this one is looking good!

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  3. WOW! Lovin' it! hope you feel better soon..definitely no fun being sick! POP ART MINIS

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  4. Well I do love The Brain! If I was a zombie, I'd probably wear a Brain t-shirt, too.

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  5. i love your wording! and your art, awesome piece!

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  6. clever girl! now i have to go listen to jonathan colton.

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  7. Oooh, this is awesomely horrible! Coooooooool! Valerie

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  8. Haha, I love the fact that the zombie is wearing a shirt of the brain. Nice work!

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  9. my friend Amy will love this,, she loves zombies! Well done,,

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  10. Hee Hee I love the combination of Zombia and Brain! I have some zombie art posted on my blog last week for Unicorns vs. Zombies...so much funny. Happy Sunday! (Robin Panzer Art) Linked by Diane Evans Sunday Sketches.

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  11. Great sketch...seems like this cold is doing the rounds on both sides of the Atlantic...glad your feeling better... :)

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  12. Fabulous piece!! you always stir my imagination..beautiful! Love the expression in the eyes..
    Victoria

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  13. cute zombie. The animaniacs is a nice, unscary touch!

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  14. Exotic zombie ~ well done ~ will love to see it in color! ~thanks, namaste, Carol (Share the Creative Journey) linked with Sunday Sketches

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  15. Wow - he is really cool. Love the eyes and love the way your minds works! xoxo

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  16. My daughter has a fascination with zombies and loves zombie movies. I will watch an occasional movie with her. I am looking forward to seeing this creepy guy in full color. Thank you for your comment and tip on photography. I appreciate your help.

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  17. Lovin your zombie and his shirt is awesome!

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  18. Love the humor you employed combining the Zombie with the Brain t-shirt. Fabulous piece.

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  19. "The Pinky and the Brain, Brain, Brain...Brain...Brains...BRAINS...!"

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  20. yikes!!!!! scary - the perfect zombie! cool illustration.
    have a great week! :)

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  21. I love it...but you know I love zombies! I can see why you are preoccupied with them with the premier of "The Walking Dead" coming up so soon.

    I hope you feel all better soon.

    Ruth

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  22. Awesome! Love the zombie!

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  23. Ha! Love The Brain t-shirt. Can't wait to see him done.

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  24. Haha this is awesome, though it's making me all nostalgic for Pinky and the Brain. Looking forward to the new season of the Walking Dead too!

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  25. That freaks me out ... even with the Animaniacs t-shirt!

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  26. VERY cool and really good drawing! Yep we're real Amimaniac fans!

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