[Fan Art] Ryan McMurry (Zombie Pizza) Art

[Shark_Blade]

Wow, great cover art!

[FlogginMcMurryZombiePizza]

Thank you much Leo and Shark!
Glad you guys enjoy
Got a couple more ideas I hope to execute quickly

[FlogginMcMurryZombiePizza]

Well, this isn't a TMNT piece... but I just spent an hour on this pencil commission of Marvel Comic's "Hazmat".
What you guys think?

http://ryanmcmurry.deviantart.com/ar...sion-432169682

[FlogginMcMurryZombiePizza]

Drew this after watching the Pizza Face episode.

[Plasticplayhouse]

very cool pizzaface sketch! i dig it

[Mellie]

Wow, I love your art. They look so badass! Great job.

[FlogginMcMurryZombiePizza]

Originally Posted by Plasticplayhouse

very cool pizzaface sketch! i dig it

Thanks! Combined the toy concept with the updated look from the show.

Originally Posted by Mellie

Wow, I love your art. They look so badass! Great job.

Thank you so much! I have more to upload later.

[Anton Chigurh]

Yea great stuff bud

[pennydreadful]

Good stuff - keep 'em comin!

[FlogginMcMurryZombiePizza]

Originally Posted by Anton Chigurh

Yea great stuff bud

Thank you!

Originally Posted by pennydreadful

Good stuff - keep 'em comin!

Ok!

Here's that Bebop I had been drawing but never posted a scan for:
I still haven't gotten to ink it.




Donnie sketch and ink practice from sketchbook


Einstein Donatello pencils

[pennydreadful]

Oh wow, I love your Bebop - especially the way you did his ear piercings! Very dynamic, great detail.

[Anton Chigurh]

So your using the sketchbook ap?

[oldmanwinters]

Originally Posted by FlogginMcMurryZombiePizza

Einstein Donatello pencils

Spoiler:

http://i1077.photobucket.com/albums/...psb2e32302.jpg

lol, Konami code!

[FlogginMcMurryZombiePizza]

Originally Posted by pennydreadful

Oh wow, I love your Bebop - especially the way you did his ear piercings! Very dynamic, great detail.

Thank you! I had also drawn Rocksteady but I wasn't too happy with my drawing.

Originally Posted by Anton Chigurh

So your using the sketchbook ap?

sketchbook ap?

I draw with pencils and inks on paper, some of these drawings (Like the Donatello who is standing) was drawn in my sketchbook... but it's an actual book. Not an app.

Originally Posted by oldmanwinters

lol, Konami code!

Yuss! it equals infinity! Endless possibilities
I used an image of Einstein as a reference and he had a chalkboard behind him with all these equations written out. So, this was my take on that.

[Anton Chigurh]

Originally Posted by FlogginMcMurryZombiePizza

Thank you! I had also drawn Rocksteady but I wasn't too happy with my drawing.


sketchbook ap?

I draw with pencils and inks on paper, some of these drawings (Like the Donatello who is standing) was drawn in my sketchbook... but it's an actual book. Not an app.


Yuss! it equals infinity! Endless possibilities
I used an image of Einstein as a reference and he had a chalkboard behind him with all these equations written out. So, this was my take on that.

Uh ok, they way I read it, that's what I assumed, oh well looks great

[FlogginMcMurryZombiePizza]

Yea I'm sure there are apps for drawing but I have never seen them.
Plus my mobile device is a shattered 2 year old iPod Touch lol

But I do like drawing by hand, and I'll atleast color it digitally.

[Anton Chigurh]

Originally Posted by FlogginMcMurryZombiePizza

Yea I'm sure there are apps for drawing but I have never seen them.
Plus my mobile device is a shattered 2 year old iPod Touch lol

But I do like drawing by hand, and I'll atleast color it digitally.

Yea I just got into digital art in like the last month it takes what you can do on paper to another level

[FlogginMcMurryZombiePizza]

Originally Posted by Anton Chigurh

Yea I just got into digital art in like the last month it takes what you can do on paper to another level

the downside being that you will never have an original.
An example, imagine TMNT being created in the digital age. Instead of Kevin drawing that first Turtle on a piece of paper, he draws it on his tablet, and then Peter adds to it. That's fine and good 'n all, but he wouldn't have that original that he's got preserved in a glass display and auctioning off.

But I agree, just as anything else, there are lots of positives to digital art. I seen Santolouco show how he does all his prelims digitally, setting up grids and etc so he can get the correct angle and field depth. It's very awesome. I think he does digital lines and he might do actual inks... maybe it's all digital but I think I have seen him post some vids of inking. Manapul has shown his thumbnails which are quick digital piece that show the flow of his pages (most are double pagers) with the color palette temps already in... then he does his original piece with the ink washes.

That's one of the most awesome things about art... there is no wrong way and anything you use has just as many positives as they do downsides.

[FlogginMcMurryZombiePizza]

I'm going to go ahead and show this off.
This is the pencils so far of Danakin's commission. I still need to go in and ink everything.

[Anton Chigurh]

Originally Posted by FlogginMcMurryZombiePizza

the downside being that you will never have an original.
An example, imagine TMNT being created in the digital age. Instead of Kevin drawing that first Turtle on a piece of paper, he draws it on his tablet, and then Peter adds to it. That's fine and good 'n all, but he wouldn't have that original that he's got preserved in a glass display and auctioning off.

But I agree, just as anything else, there are lots of positives to digital art. I seen Santolouco show how he does all his prelims digitally, setting up grids and etc so he can get the correct angle and field depth. It's very awesome. I think he does digital lines and he might do actual inks... maybe it's all digital but I think I have seen him post some vids of inking. Manapul has shown his thumbnails which are quick digital piece that show the flow of his pages (most are double pagers) with the color palette temps already in... then he does his original piece with the ink washes.

That's one of the most awesome things about art... there is no wrong way and anything you use has just as many positives as they do downsides.

Oh yea I fully agree, when I'm at work all day I draw with pen and paper, but it's easier to display your art online with digital tools, BTW love that last cover