As we close on our house Thursday, work is crazy, Lilah, the Stanley Cup playoffs and life in general blowing up all around us it's been tough to get something down on paper. This charming gentlemen is Markul. He's got a little overbite to deal with along with being a wolfman of sorts. He was sketched during the first two periods of the Flyers/Caps game tonight and Lilah is crying out in her sleep, so I'm cutting this short.
Okay, morning now. Lilah was just having night terrors, which are somewhat normal for kids her age. She's home sick though along with Angie, who was doing her best Exorcist impersonation this morning. Two sick ladies the day before we close on our house and start moving. "Joy," as Stimpy would say.
Well as I started saying last night this hairy gent is the main thorn in our protagonists side in my new story. Not the nicest of people as Elsa will find out. Luckily, she'll have Argus and couple others in her corner when the fur starts to fly.
4 comments:
Woo-Hoo!
I started my love for horror with the original wolfman..then gazed in amazement when David changed into my favorite American Werewolf in London.
I dig it!
Good Luck with the move!!
Leaf!
Hey nice piece here! I've always thought that werewolves were awesome. Well until they made them marsupials in The Howling, that just got way crazy.
Congrats on the house! Good luck with the move, it's such a PITA!!
American Werewolf in London ranks right up there with John Carpenter's The Thing. I could watch 'em both, one right after the other, daily and not be bored.
Thanks for luck, fellas. I gt the feeling we may need it.
Heywood - i got teased by previous co-workers because i said the werewolves in the Howling were marsupials. As if I had no clue what I was talking about.
I love me some werewolf movies... right after vampire movies.
Leaf,
Great sketch!!
Rene
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