Jay Gunnさんのイラストまとめ

Very much working in the indie comics scene where my heart belongs in stories that I want to tell, which isn’t always easy.
For the past few years I have been working on a story set around my childhood experiences of industrial strife. Of course I had to add lots of monsters too!

Morning!

I noticed I’ve picked up some new followers (I like my little club). I post a lot about films & books but thought it prudent to highlight my own work. I’ve worked on many cult video games that you may have played in your youth. I also write and draw my own comic books.

@mrseance He is tricky. I did a cover for Titan for their 4th Doctor comics. I didn’t want to take the approach of just copying a photo (or still frame) so I went for a 1970s comic freehand caricature.
I was given a free reign to draw any cover idea but my 70s Blackpool cover was rejected.

Bilal has turned a number of French comic books into movies that he directed. Including “The Bunker (Hunting Party)” and “The Immortal” amongst others. He also was one of the concept artists on Michael Mann’s ill fated “The Keep.”

Enki Bilal. Capturing the walls, division, political ideologies and nightmares of recent history.

Yep, drinking at home in a skype to friends in the US to chat about alien related horror movies. A good time was had by all.

Drink safely my friends. Watch unsafe films.

Actually, if I could have one film restored to its original glory I think that it would have to be Fritz Lang’s “Metropolis.” Footage was recovered some years ago in a Church basement in Argentina but it was very damaged. Some of it was restored but still not 100% complete.

Other reference points used to varying degrees of success by Mann for “The Keep” were:

Stuart Cornfield producer of Lynch’s “The Elephant Man” and Cronenberg’s “The Fly,” both made for Mel Brooks’ film studio Brooksfilms, has passed away this week aged 67.

Two favourite films of mine that deal with the frailties of the human body.

@westonfront That would make a great thread with images - the best studio built forests and woodland.

Yes, I love the original Kong sets and painted mattes/models.

I’d have to include Lang’s “Die Nibelungen.”