A fan recently sent me two frames from the KMFDM animation ‘Drug Against War’ which I worked on with H-Gun Studios in Chicago, circa 1993. The top one is a three cel composite (additional inking by Pete Moriarty) while the one below is the basic illustration which was later coloured in Photoshop and animated in Director.
Special thanks to the Bert Bosman collection.
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After my earlier illustration was deemed ‘too morbid’ by KPMG execs, I decided to do a friendlier version. These composites were used to create the pic and I am offering the original inks for sale.
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A pic I did for KPMG which was deemed ‘too morbid’.
Available as an ink original from BRUTE! Propaganda Inks.
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My old boss at Zombie Interactive, Mark Long, has recently had one of his properties taken up by Fox Atomic and has asked me to provide propaganda posters for the post-apocalyptic worlds portrayed in the script.
See here for the article.
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I‘ve been spending a lot of time in the cafes of Prague, penciling and inking the Ribbon of Souls tattoo design for friend and client, Chris Lefler.
The pic features about 2/3rds of the eventual design and will be coloured once the inkwork has been completed in a couple of weeks.
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To see the earlier sketches, click here: http://bruteprop.blogspot.com/2009/02/brute-new-sleeve-tattoo-ribbon-of-souls.html
Almost on the final leg(?) of the illustration of Kelly Brook which I started vector-tracing over a week ago in my spare time.
I’ve learned a lot by using the gradient mesh and transform mesh tools and my anchor point tweaking has improved tremendously.
Its been an experience working this way as my normal output seldom includes so much gradient work but its handy to know if something of this type crops up again.
Keep watching for the final illustration. Feel free to make suggestions for the background (keep it simple).
A quick Illustrator sketch of my good friend Edward Galore of Seattle, Washington. Ed was on the Zombie team back in the day and is still one good-looking SOB.
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The first graphic I did for the Creation Project, whose philosophy of graphic architecture matches my own. Their idea is to include art at the planning stage, thereby eradicating the urban scribble of graffiti whilst retaining its graphic texture.
This A2 print is now available for a short period from BRUTE! Propaganda. Contact us by leaving a comment below.
A poster I did a while back for a client impressed with my artwork for the PIG vs. KMFDM sleeve. The background is supposed to represent Edgware Rd. flyover in London.
BRUTE!/PIG prints are available for 50 euros (includes shipping and handling).
Poster format A2. Signed by the artist.
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