The 1st printing of the individual Siren Song story has just been printed. Its got the story by David and I, and a good dose of pieces & sketches that I've recently done. If you see me, I'll probably have them on me so track me down and buy one from me, please. I'll also make them available to order through the mailing list as well. Only $2 shiney dollars.
Peace,
ZeeS
Sep 20, 2006
Sep 18, 2006
Reject Villians Project
Ok, heres what I got goin' now, on top of everything else. I'm going to make a book of reject super villians. I've been doing quick sketches here and there. I've got characters like "Spiderface" and "Gato muy Malo."
Here's The Ulcer.
Here's what I'm wishing from you guys. If you have the time to. Either draw one up, for you artist types, or write one up, for you writer guys (or as many as you would like) and I'll put them in the book. I'm planning on making it color so color them if you want. Basically, give me what you want and I will fill in the rest. If you write up a villian, I will draw it and put it in the book. If you draw it and don't color it, I'll color it for you (not as poorly as I did The Ulcer mind you). I just want as much input from different artists as possible.
Just to let you know its not going to be published right away, this is an on going thing. When I go to school in the spring I want to get artists from Parsons to do stuff too. So its not just going to be done in a couple of months. I want to get some really sweet stuff from everyone. Just email me at killrzees@yahoo.com with any submissions.
Peace,
ZeeS
Here's The Ulcer.
Here's what I'm wishing from you guys. If you have the time to. Either draw one up, for you artist types, or write one up, for you writer guys (or as many as you would like) and I'll put them in the book. I'm planning on making it color so color them if you want. Basically, give me what you want and I will fill in the rest. If you write up a villian, I will draw it and put it in the book. If you draw it and don't color it, I'll color it for you (not as poorly as I did The Ulcer mind you). I just want as much input from different artists as possible.
Just to let you know its not going to be published right away, this is an on going thing. When I go to school in the spring I want to get artists from Parsons to do stuff too. So its not just going to be done in a couple of months. I want to get some really sweet stuff from everyone. Just email me at killrzees@yahoo.com with any submissions.
Peace,
ZeeS
Sep 13, 2006
Sep 11, 2006
Mailing project Postponing.
Sorry ya'll about it this time. I know July's package was late, but September is going to be late also. I'll get you guys with something to make up for it. It just turns out I have WAAAYYYY too many projects on my hands right now. Trying to get some shows going now. And working on projects I am just too bogged down at the moment. I apologize to you all.
Peace,
ZeeS
Peace,
ZeeS
Sep 7, 2006
My profile image
Here's a closer look at my profile image. Its a PS color of a postcard I did for AotKZ.
There's one more coming this way, I'll post it later.
Peace,
ZeeS
Sep 6, 2006
BBW-WW
This is the Fat Wonder Woman blog that made me want to start my own blog. Scroll down to find the art done by Ms. Mensen and I, or click here.
Peace,
ZeeS
Peace,
ZeeS
Horror Anthology
From David Hopkins (the writer of Siren Song)
Now available in the Previews catalog on page 238 --
Dark Horrors Anthology Volume 1 GN
by Various
Mature Themes, 120 pages B&W, $9.95
published by Arcana Studio
(order code: SEP063063)
I contributed a short story. It's illustrated by ZeeS and lettered by Justin Stewart. Thank you Aaron Thomas Nelson for inviting us onto this project. I'm happy with how it all came together. I wanted to work with ZeeS on something (anything!), and this gave me the perfect opportunity.
The story itself is a personal one. In the sense that I consider my own greatest fear. Kennedy became "Kendra" and this tale about a father losing his daughter came out. It's still difficult to read these pages. I can't allow my own mind to wander too much. Understandably, Melissa had a hard time with it too.
I'd be interested in other people's feedback about this, but from another perspective, this six page narrative could be viewed as an allegory for the crisis in New Orleans. It's not too much of a stretch when you have a panel of a distraught black man waist-deep in water calling for help, with no one responding. Without spoiling the ending, there's another panel that's particularly symbolic, which could just as easily be an editorial cartoon on the government's response. So yeah, a possible social horror story about negligence -- with a possible supernatural element. Maybe?
I let Jim Lujan read it. He sent me this e-mail today: "That is deeply deeply disturbing... but SO SO Good,man! I'm going to have nightmares. PS...the art....FANTASTIC!!" Thanks Jim.
-- It was cool working on this short project. I haven't done comics in a long time and this was definitely a good thing to dip my feet in the water. David and I are in the process of releasing this comic individually with some art and a short written story. For all of you subscribers keep and eye out for this in your packages.
Peace,
ZeeS
Now available in the Previews catalog on page 238 --
Dark Horrors Anthology Volume 1 GN
by Various
Mature Themes, 120 pages B&W, $9.95
published by Arcana Studio
(order code: SEP063063)
I contributed a short story. It's illustrated by ZeeS and lettered by Justin Stewart. Thank you Aaron Thomas Nelson for inviting us onto this project. I'm happy with how it all came together. I wanted to work with ZeeS on something (anything!), and this gave me the perfect opportunity.
The story itself is a personal one. In the sense that I consider my own greatest fear. Kennedy became "Kendra" and this tale about a father losing his daughter came out. It's still difficult to read these pages. I can't allow my own mind to wander too much. Understandably, Melissa had a hard time with it too.
I'd be interested in other people's feedback about this, but from another perspective, this six page narrative could be viewed as an allegory for the crisis in New Orleans. It's not too much of a stretch when you have a panel of a distraught black man waist-deep in water calling for help, with no one responding. Without spoiling the ending, there's another panel that's particularly symbolic, which could just as easily be an editorial cartoon on the government's response. So yeah, a possible social horror story about negligence -- with a possible supernatural element. Maybe?
I let Jim Lujan read it. He sent me this e-mail today: "That is deeply deeply disturbing... but SO SO Good,man! I'm going to have nightmares. PS...the art....FANTASTIC!!" Thanks Jim.
-- It was cool working on this short project. I haven't done comics in a long time and this was definitely a good thing to dip my feet in the water. David and I are in the process of releasing this comic individually with some art and a short written story. For all of you subscribers keep and eye out for this in your packages.
Peace,
ZeeS
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