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draw = maybe. meat = yes.

Although I barely remember painting a lot of them, I'm still impressed how little I had to touch up little kid me's models. ...Konrad in the background there will have to wait.

A photo of a zombie holding a rusty polearm. The skin on most of his face and one of his legs has been peeled off. One of his eyes stares up at the sky, and a skullish grin is fixed on his face. A figurine of a zombie stumbling awkwardly forward. One of his hands holds a large beast's femur as a club. The other holds a wad of entrails. He stares forward awkwardly with glowing green points of light painted in his eyes. In the background is a mostly unfinished model of a vampire count raising swords skyward. Pay him no mind.A model of an old farmer zombie propping himself upright with a rusty scythe. His belly is split open and the flesh of his left bicep is bare, with nothing but bone remaining. He is posed like he wishes to continue forward.

found some bits of 1999 zombie batallion very cute and fun to paint they don't make figurines with personalities like these little guys anymore

This is a blurry closeup of a 1999 Vampire Counts zombie battalion "musician". He is holding up a club and a shallow drum of human face-skin. He looks like he's having the time of his life.

Starting to color to blow off some steam. The important part to me is that her color palette was inspired by the FM Towns chipset it would be more important if I colored things more often.

the one thing i do remember writing down when i first came up with bastya like 12 years ago was "her clitoris bears a grave curse"

Illustration file I almost lost to HDD failure a good while back. Client asked for an "illegitimate daughter of Poseidon"...I worked hard, then, a certain company made me look like a fraud by coming out with a game with very funny timing. I still can't color. It's more for reference purposes.

Finally worked up the guts to start on one of the more promising of the shitzillion cerebutt drafts the other day.