And now you can also get your very own zombie food pyramid, to keep your undead well fed. Hang one in your kitchen by ordering here: http://www.zazzle.com/a_brain_is_for_eating_the_zombie_food_pyramid_poster-228237577427756599
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
A Brain Is For Eating, now available!
A Brain Is For Eating is now available for purchase at abrainisforeating.com!
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Graveyard Book, The IMC
I also worked my ass off on this painting, inspired by Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman. Because of the fancy camera work by Irene Gallo and James Gurney, it became my most documented painting. Irene got some progress shots and Gurney caught me starting the paints in a very cool video here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9ZcVBo0S3o&feature=c4-overview&list=UUTIoOLzT1jbxAcPW99xn0zQ
Hope you dig it!
-S
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Spectrum 20
Pretty awesome to be included again, looking forward to seeing the book!
...and the book is available here {ahem} https://itunes.apple.com/us/ app/the-waking-prince/ id582084676?mt=8
Friday, April 5, 2013
More leaked zombie pics
Hitting crunch time on this, here are a couple newly finished illustrations for A Brain Is For Eating. Enjoy!
-S
Friday, March 22, 2013
Scientific American's Skeptic column
Scientific American has a great skeptic column, usually dedicated to the various ways the human brain can malfunction and create one effect or another. There are great illustrations that go along with each article, and the subject matter is an illustrator's dream. Juicy stuff like why our brains deny/distort clear evidence, or how the brain creates consciousness.
I was lucky enough to be tasked with illustrating the recent issue. The column was skeptical of a brain surgeon's assertion that, during a near death experience, he'd had a glimpse of heaven. Seemed a sensitive issue for my normally irreverent approach to drawing.
I was lucky enough to be tasked with illustrating the recent issue. The column was skeptical of a brain surgeon's assertion that, during a near death experience, he'd had a glimpse of heaven. Seemed a sensitive issue for my normally irreverent approach to drawing.
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| Pretty much two approaches to the same idea. The 2nd beat of the image would show you that the brain is the culprit. |
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| Playing off the evidence and hallucination ideas, I thought it would be fun to draw pink elephants. I found out later they are pretty much exclusively related to alcohol induced hallucination. Oops. |
Labels:
editorial,
illustration,
process,
Scott Brundage sketches
Friday, February 22, 2013
A Brain Is For Eating -in progress sneak peek
Thursday, February 21, 2013
The Wreck of NFIP
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| quick ideas for sad and concerned fish |
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| Rough value sketch, before picking a better fish |
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| Color sketch with type placed |
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| scanned finished paint, pre-photoshop |
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| Finished painting with photoshop finishing touches. |
This was an overnight gig for The Weekly Standard. More of a feat of creating believable atmosphere than anything really clever, but super fun to work on nonetheless.
-S
Labels:
drawing,
editorial,
funny,
illustration,
process,
Scott Brundage sketches
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