Posts Tagged ‘weeble’

Weeble Voldemort

Wednesday, July 20th, 2011

Weeble Voldemort cartoon by Amy Crook

Weeble Voldemort cartoon by Amy Crook

Yeah, I said his name. I’m not afraid of the Dark Lord, all things considered.

In honour of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, my friend Gretchen suggested I weeble Voldemort. This is an homage to a certain scene in the movie, but trust me, if you haven’t seen it, this won’t spoil it.

I even gave him a cute plushie Nagini to hang out by his feet with her patchwork spots.

Weeble Voldemort, 5.5″x8.5″ pen and ink and Copic markers on sketchbook paper, not for sale.

Categories: Daily Art, People, Figures and Faces, Series and Books, Things I'm a Fan Of
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Monsters of HP Lovecraft Print

Wednesday, June 29th, 2011

Monsters of HP Lovecraft Print by Amy Crook

Monsters of HP Lovecraft Print by Amy Crook, $23.23

My 4-year-old printer finally bit the dust 2 weeks ago, and when the time came to replace it, I couldn’t resist the lure of a large-format printer. It prints my cards beautifully (and borderlessly), and now I can make something awesome and new – posters! Actually the color is richer and deeper than the old printer, so my cards look even better now, closer to the originals.

Okay, the best part is really that it just fits into the bookshelf where the old one lived, so I don’t have to try to rearrange everything. But the prints are pretty cool.

Cthulhu, Nyarlathotep, and half a dozen others are printed in rich, cartoon colors along with their names and a short description of their place in the Lovecraft Mythos.

I’ve decided to run an open edition of 11″x17″ prints, on high-quality 28-lb bright white laser paper. I’ll be shipping them first class mail in good-quality cardboard poster tubes, so you should get yours in perfect condition and ready to hang. I’ll even sign it!

Monsters of HP Lovecraft Print, 11″x17″ print on paper, $23.23 with free shipping in the US. Available at my Etsy shop.

Categories: Angels, Cthulhu, and Other Myths, Daily Art
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Weeble Wednesday: Me 3

Wednesday, June 15th, 2011

Cartoon self-portrait by Amy Crook

Weeble self-portrait by Amy Crook

Weeble Wednesday brings you more me! My red dye is fading, and I decided to do a new one to reflect my current style. Of course, I’ll have to ditch the cardigan and boots now that the weather’s warmed up, but nothing’s perfect, right?

I think this is my most accurate cartoon-me to date — as I was working on it, I actually pulled up some photos and realized that I have very sarcastic eyebrows. I suppose one needs to be naturally good at something, right?

I couldn’t figure out what I wanted the shirt to say, and I’m happy to take suggestions. I want something clever but work safe, which nixed most of my ideas one way or the other.

If you want to be a cartoon yourself, you can click here to get your very own weeble, chibi, fairy or just silly cartoon!

Categories: Daily Art, People, Figures and Faces, Tentacles
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Nefarious Parent

Wednesday, June 8th, 2011

Nefarious Parent cartoon by Amy Crook

Nefarious Parent by Amy Crook

When my friend Bkwyrm approached me to ask about doing a logo for her new forum for parents with an occult bent, Parentes Nefarii, we tossed back and forth a couple of ideas. In the end, we decided that her budget and needs were best suited to a cartoon — but not of her. This weeble cultist (yep, Weeble Wednesday is back!) is carrying a rather dubious-looking baby, from tentacles to horns.

The innocent baby-blonde curl of hair really makes it for me, especially contrasted with the bald cultist and his bluer-than-blue eyes.

Nefarious Parent, 7″x5″ pen and ink and Copic Marker on watercolor paper, not for sale (commission). This, and all my other commissions, aren’t for free use per the Creative Commons license below — all rights are reserved for the commissioner*.

*And the Commissioner always has Batman on his/her side.

Categories: Angels, Cthulhu, and Other Myths, Completed Commissions, Daily Art, People, Figures and Faces, Tentacles
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Weeble Wednesday: Maribeth Doerr

Wednesday, May 11th, 2011

Maribeth Doerr cartoon by Amy Crook

Maribeth Doerr cartoon by Amy Crook

I actually finished Maribeth’s cartoon months ago, and just haven’t gotten around to posting it, oops.

She got her cartoon as part of with her WordPress Bonanza Package with me & Wendy Cholbi — I’ll be posting her header art next week. I had a lot of fun drawing her weeble self, the warm grin and giant pink bag, along with her very appropriate “Delightfully Silly” t-shirt. I always enjoy drawing ponytails, too, I think it’s the same urge that makes me draw dozens of spirally swishy tentacles.

Categories: Completed Commissions, Daily Art, People, Figures and Faces
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Son of Weeble

Wednesday, May 4th, 2011

Son of Weeble cartoon by Amy Crook

Son of Weeble by Amy Crook

I admit it, I ran out of finished weeble cartoons for my Wednesdays and had to just doodle something up. I started out just drawing up a “blank” weeble – shape of the head and body, arms and hands and feet. The idea of doing a blank-faced one then made me think of Magritte’s Son of Man, and thus I give you Son of Weeble to weird up your Wednesday.

I gave myself the rule of only using pens within reach to shade him, which is why his clothes are a light grey and his skin left paper white. Maybe next time I’ll bring out the Really Useful Box o’ Sharpies before I get started, I’m pretty sure I have a better range of pinks and browns there.

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Weeble Wednesday: Bride of Frankenstein

Wednesday, April 27th, 2011

Bride of Frankenstein cartoon by Amy Crook

Bride of Frankenstein by Amy Crook

I’ve finally colored the very last bonus bride from my Monster Heart Coloring Book. She was so simple to do, I’m not sure why I put her off — just some very subtle light shading and her red-black lipstick and pale skin, really. She makes a lovely companion to Frankenstein’s Monster, and I’m sure he’s eager to give her his heart. Her eyes are even the same green that tinges most of his patchwork skin.

Bride of Frankenstein, 5″x7″ pen and ink and Copic Markers on watercolor paper, $69 with free shipping.

Categories: Angels, Cthulhu, and Other Myths, Daily Art, People, Figures and Faces, Series and Books, Things I'm a Fan Of, Zombies, Skulls, and Other Morbid Things
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