He's not that short ED. Only in the pants.


Welcome to the site.

My pants arent short.

Oh, I get it.



Bastard....

You know, in a horror setting, that's rather disturbing...

Anyway, I haven't posted there yet. I read through the thread started by the creator of Nightmare World. He goes by Dirk Manley now and is an excellent writer. We hung out at the Wizardworld-Chicago comicbook convention this summer. Great guy. I don't know how he gets so many artists to work for him for free. (Oh wait...he writes really cool stories).

Ed

I'm sure he has a website set up or a portfolio online somewhere. I'll get in touch with him and see if I can track it down for ya.

I talked to my buddy today. Evidently his website just crashed 2 days ago and he is in the process of finding a new host. Once he has one up, I'll post it here. I'll pass along your website to him though since yours is fully functional. ;)

^^ Yay spam for all.

WERD

Thanks.

I live in fear that one of my sites will crash. I have so few skillz and lack both time and patience to redo all this stuff.

Of course, I just live in fear, period.

Hi
Welcome to the site, i am new here myself, i am a sculptor, love to make all kinds of stuff, if you ever need to see anything in 3d give me a holler:D

There are a couple of images that I would LOVE to see done in 3-D, but I don't have the money to support that and I don't think I have the demand for products by the fans either. One image would be: Eric the murderer (seen here on a T-shirt). Another would be: Werewolf Leaping .

What medium do you use?

Ed

I'll go ahead and spam for my best friend, Dusty Peterson. You might try to drop him an email. He's very busy, though, and very strict about having part of the money for the job up front.

http://home.comcast.net/~turbutter5/main.html

He's a video game artist, and works mostly in Photoshop. One of the biggest things he has on his resume is artwork for the game F.E.A.R.

Finding an artist is a pain in the ass. Seems like there are hundreds out there saying they're willing to work for you. When you actually give them material to work with, I find 90% of them get lazy and don't want to finish what they started.

Here's a piece of his work:

http://home.comcast.net/~turbutter5/pnt6.jpg