Back in the days when I was able to publish a print version of Creepsville, I created pieces of art that you may have seen but never realized you had.
What I mean is that I created spot illustrations, background images and character model sheets to fill empty space if needed.
For example, the piece before you now was what I called a background piece. I used this image, literally, as a background image behind the table of contents of the second Creepsville series, which I published under my Laughing Reindeer imprint. As published, I added a gray layer over the whole piece to make the text boxes jump out.
This is the first time I've just presented the artwork as a stand alone piece. One thing I do know is that you probably don't know who a lot of these characters are. The reason for that is that they were coming in future stories (I had a lot planned, to say the least).
As usual, click on the image above to see a much larger version.
What I mean is that I created spot illustrations, background images and character model sheets to fill empty space if needed.
For example, the piece before you now was what I called a background piece. I used this image, literally, as a background image behind the table of contents of the second Creepsville series, which I published under my Laughing Reindeer imprint. As published, I added a gray layer over the whole piece to make the text boxes jump out.
This is the first time I've just presented the artwork as a stand alone piece. One thing I do know is that you probably don't know who a lot of these characters are. The reason for that is that they were coming in future stories (I had a lot planned, to say the least).
As usual, click on the image above to see a much larger version.
Hey, thanks for the cool wallpaper. Flinch.
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My pleasure, Royal Roy!
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