This album cover was done for a hardcore metal band called Killing for Christ.
This album cover was done for a hardcore metal band called Killing for Christ. Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
This album cover was done for a hardcore metal band called Killing for Christ. Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
T-shirt design I designed for FF Mafia Apparel called "prey". Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
Illustration of a zombie eating itself. I am selling this design on Design By Humans it is now 20% off for the rest of the month using the code : freerides. If you are interested go to http://bit.ly/1mpjZEV Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
T-shirt illustration I created for Design By Humans of a Tiki Man holding a skull and dead crow.The T-shirt is now 20% off for the month of March. Go to http://bit.ly/1gnFwLT Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
Silk-screen medusa buck I did for a t-shirt design. Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
This is my baby. A 52-page web comic I created in 2009. To buy a signed copy go to http://bit.ly/lg2rtdA Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
Skull with a gas mask that I digitally painted just for the heck of it. www.flylanddesigns.com Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
This t-shirt illustration of an evil clown was done for my own personal enjoyment. Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
This illustration of a girl sitting on a pile of skulls with a smoking gun,was done for a skateboard deck company called Project Decks. Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
This was an album cover I designed for Mexico City metal band, Straying from Madness. Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
Tshirt design I'm working on for hard ride saloon. #illustration #art #skull #skulltshirt #motorcycle #chopper #sketch #drawing #flylanddesigns #brianallen #tshirtdesign #tshirtartists #tshirtillustration Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
Alien gets some take-out. Something I dre last year, planning on making stickers of it.#art #illustration #tshirtartists #tshirt #graphic #alien #comics #picoftheday #instalike #follow #TagsForLikes #instaart #drawing #creative #redneck #redneckgirl #abduction #ufo Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
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Goth hello kitty illustration I created last year. Thinking about making the old girl into stickers.#hellokitty #goth #gothchick #illustration #cartoon #caricature #funny #drawing #brianallen #flylanddesigns Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
Zombie toddler illustration I created called "Bwaaaains!"#illustration #zombies #zombie #girl #littlegirl #toddler #drawing #art #freelance #flylanddesigns #brianallen Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
Illustration I did of Chunk and sloth from the goonies fighting a giant octopus, as they often do.#illustration #goonies #funny #parody #caricaure #cartoon #digitalpainting #creepy #brianallen #flylanddesigns #thegoonies #sloth #chunk Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
Work in progress from the desk of illustrator Brian Allen
I created the artwork for this really cool Christmas ornament for Easter Seals, celebrating the four consecutive NCAA Championships secured by the PSU Women’s Volleyball teams.
You can order an ornament here. All proceeds benefit Easter Seals:
http://westernpa.easterseals.com/site/PageServer?pagename=PAWS_Centre_Ornament2013
Earlier this year, I was commissioned to paint a black light mural in the Haunted Mansion ride in Funland of Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. I can’t tell you how much of a privilege this was for me, because I have been visiting Rehoboth Beach several times a year since I was two-years old. So I have vivid memories of the Haunted Mansion terrifying me from a very young age. It was such a fun challenge to be able to add my own touch to the iconic ride.
If you’re familiar with the ride, there was a steep ramp at the very beginning of the ride that was too narrow to hold any mechanized props. It was decided that the best way to add some interest to the otherwise blank area was to have me use blacklight paints and dress it up a little. I presented them with concept sketches with the idea of painting the ramp as if it were a staircase in the mansion.
The entire mural took about a week. I was often the only one there in the entire park, which made for some cool exploring, and also became pretty creepy at night.
I was very pleased with the final result, and so far it’s gotten great feedback. The blacklight paints give the mural a 3D effect (something that doesn’t come across in these snapshots). Painting with warm colors pops out at you, while cool colors recede.
The project was a challenge for a couple of reasons:
Special thanks again to the Funland staff for choosing me for this awesome project, and for being so cool to work with.
Please note: The videos and pictures did not turn out as well as I had hoped. It proved to be very difficult to photograph blacklight paints. I only had one blacklight (the permanent blacklights were installed later after I was finished) which made it difficult to light the whole mural at once for the photos and video. You’ll just have to Funland yourself!
Wow. I can’t express my gratitude enough. Last month, we ran a Kickstarter campaign to fund our comic book anthology, UGLI Studios Presents #2, and we raised over $3000, exceeding our goal!
We’ve already mailed out all the rewards, and are getting great feedback from the sponsors. Again, just thrilled and grateful to have so many people come out and fund our crazy idea with their hard-earned cash.
Or you can purchase The Courier mini-comic from my site here.
Here are some images from portion of the book:
In July 2012, my brother and grandmother (also artists) created a Pop-Up Book about Rehoboth Beach Delaware.
Well, I’m pleased to announce that we sold out of all 2000 copies of the book in just two months!
We are in the process of placing a bigger order – 5000. They will be available in many stores in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, and also from our website in April/May 2013.
Thanks to everyone who bought one!
You can check out the book in detail here: www.bythebaybooks.com
I spend a lot of time in here, so I had a photographer take some shots of the studio. Let me know what you think!
Photographer: Ben Kimble, GoSchoolPhoto.com
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