WALL•E

This is my completely off-model tribute to a brilliant film.
Congratulations to all involved.

The Shocker

"This was the day that Sharkie learned a valuable lesson.
No matter what, never high-five a jellyfish."

At Your Service

"The BAR (Battlefield Assistance Robot) will be available to serve your every need while engaged in a heavy firefight. Ammunition replenishment, light recon, moving cover... even MRE preparation, are all included in the basic package."

Advanced Heavy Recon

This suit comes in handy against both zombies and robots.

Face Breaker

So Pretty

"Sometimes Vik would sit and stare into his mirror,
silently wondering if it was possible to be too handsome.
And if so what would happen to the universe?

Crush

"The KILL-BOT 9000 had come to like the little girl,
but if she forced him to drink any more imaginary tea
he might have to accidentally step on her."

Wolverine: The Later Years

"The permanent scowl that his mask provided worked well
when fighting villains, but not so well when trying to
get extra syrup at the Pancake Barn."

Fight In The Cafeteria

"And THIS is for talking about my MOTHERBOARD!!!"

Donut Punisher

"He suddenly realized that he could in fact enjoy another donut,
since he was scheduled to do three pull ups later that afternoon."

Tough Guy

"Although his physique may have changed, Axe couldn't hide
the fact that deep down inside he was still a giant dork."

Fourth Battalion Flame Unit

Only a few minutes on this one today. Things are busy busy.
Happy Friday to all.

Zombie Hater 9000

Zombie Smackin Robot

I picked up the great book "Zombies vs Robots vs Amazons" drawn by the amazing Ashley Wood. It inspired me to completely rip him off. I could have fun with a zombie fighting robot.

Sweatin' To The 80's

"Ken knew everyone was looking at him. He could feel it. And why shouldn't they? After all, he didn't invest in a pair of silky pink gym shorts and matching sweat bands so that he could work out anonymously in the corner."

Kung Fu Kitty

I saw "Kung Fu Panda" over the weekend, and really enjoyed it. It looked fantastic, and the story worked pretty well for me. It's fun, and that is a huge deal. Congrats to all of the artists who worked so hard on this one. (The film is much better than this clunky doodle, I assure you.)

A Lonely Night

Jell-O Man Like Bunnies

He like them very much.

"Is That Wall Moving?"

"You just had to grab that relic didn't you?"

Ah cha cha cha?

"Mark tried to fit in, but despite nailing the hand gestures he never really climbed the social ladder."