RichieRescue

Doing some character studies for a comic idea. This dodgy-looking individual is the mastermind behind the project.
These images are painted in Photoshop from small FB photos, no tracing or roto.

Seltzy – - – > Continued here…

Cylon & on & on… – - – > Continued here…

More maya kawaii – a koala this time. Why do they have no tail?

KoalaBoy – - – > Continued here…

Lovecraft’s most infamous character oozes many disgusting things. But among them is raw, cephalopod charisma.
I’ve been working on a cute version of the green brute today, Here are some composite jpegs.

CthulhuDoll… – - – > Continued here…

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Original electro-tech nonsense inspired by the Easter Platypus and high-res images of Mars.

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Found this track while looking around for another file. – sounded OK so I thought I’d share it.
It’s a cover of a Polly Harvey tune made a few months back.

The voice is a little more mushed than I’d prefer, I didn’t have the nerve to croak my own vocals and opted for the Mac OS vocal synth instead.
The result is still satisfyingly creepy though.

Please enjoy.

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Made back in 2002 using Cubase VST for System9 and an Akai S6000, this is one of my first ever completed tracks.  Music programming can be an equally frustrating and rewarding thing to learn – the slow tempo of this track may may reflect a need for something more soothing after days of my own trial-&-error at 140bpm.

I’m really digging how much people seem to enjoy the, now annual, mass ‘zombie walks’ organized in urban centres globally.

Beginning in Toronto in 2003 with only a handful of participants the event has proved more infectious than a genetically engineered killer-virus. Dozens of cities worldwide can expect to endure a gruesome horde of bleeding, moaning, charitable semi-corpses shuffling through their streets this year.

Time to invest in some garden tools, no brain is safe.

Sketch made in Photoshop