
Monday, September 22, 2008
A Lizard I Found
He was found dried up inside a curtain in my house. He has been in there for years and for some reason he fell out yesterday. I could not figure out how to get him from inside the curtain. Thankfully he just fell out. He looked interesting, so I drew a picture of him.

Thursday, September 11, 2008
Traci Lords
This is based on a photo of Traci Lords. I'm not completely happy with it. But here it is. From my perspective, there is waaaay too much work on the trunk.

Monday, September 1, 2008
Childhood Horrors
As a kid, we had horror movie related stuff everywhere. Halloween was very popular. The right-wing nutjobs hadn't decided it was evil yet. Most every cereal box had something monster related inside as the toy surprise. I remember Universal Monster characters on glow-in-the-dark plastic busts, Basil Golgos Posters, and records with horror stories right on the back of the cereal boxes! In fact think the records and the posters were glow-in-the-dark too! Horror movies were on TV every afternoon and Aurora model kits featured all the classic B&W monster movie moments. Needless to say, I love B&W horror movies. I would get up extra early to see the horror movies that started on weekends in the middle of the night. I could catch the last one at 6:00 am before Speed Racer came on.
This Frankie is just for fun.

This Frankie is just for fun.

The Phantom
I love Chaney's Phantom and have loved it since I was a kid. We watched this on 16mm at home with accompanying organ music. I got to see a number of silent films on film as a kid because the library would loan them out and a projector as well. I thought King Kong was a silent film because the version we borrowed was the library's short, silent version.
Some might prefer this version:

Some might prefer this version:

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