And we're back! With Lost Skeleton art from Scott Brothers

And we are back. Today's post is from the fantastic Scott Brothers. Gotta love this Lost Skeleton poster!

Scott has worked in the games industry for 12 plus years. His specialties include storyboarding and character design. As an animator at Humongous Entertainment, Scott helped bring to life such children’s favorites as Freddi Fish, Pajama Sam and Spy Fox. More recently Scott has been an art lead for mobile games on various IOS platforms.

To see more from Scott, please visit his website Catalogue of Curiosities.

LOST SKELETON TRIBUTE CONTINUES SUNDAY, NOV 20

Hey everyone!!

Thank you to all who have stopped by, contributed & made comments during this tribute to the Lost Skeleton films!

Now, a word about what's going down with the tribute time line. Originally, the tribute was suppose to end on the 19th. And I do have some more wonderful art to share. However, I've barely had any time off in the past two weeks due to the day job, and I'm about beat. So here's what I decided to do. I'm taking a few days off, and I'm going to pick up the LS tribute on Sunday, Nov. 20. Taking some time off and picking it back up at the beginning of the week also increases the chances that you'll see something of mine for this tribute. (Seriously, I've been that busy). So now the tribute will actually more likely run through the 23rd.

I do want to take this opportunity to mention that the soundtrack for 'Lost Skeleton Returns Again', is now available. Pick up one from the Creature Features website!

See ya real soon!!

Animala & Blamire from 'Sketchy' Frank Dietz

Here we have two pieces from the very talented Frank Dietz. Frank is an amazing artist, and in addition to that, he too is part of the 'Skeleton Crew'! Here we see Dietz as 'Reet Pappin' from 'Lost Skeleton Returns Again'.

Dietz is a writer, actor, animator and a two-time Rondo Award winner for 'Artist of the Year'. You can see more of his art on his website, Frank Dietz's Sketchy Things and on his blog, The Sketchy Things Artblog.

He is currently making a documentary film with Trish Geiger (also from LSRA), about Bob & Kathy Burns entitled 'Beast Wishes'. You can find more about the film, including updates on the Facebook page.

Matt 'Mirthquake' Orsman's Lost Skeleton Tribute

This fantastic piece comes to you from Matt Orsman. Orsman is a graphic designer/illustrator, who specializes in cartoons, caricature, corporate identity packages and key art for motion picture marketing. You can find much more from Matt on his website, The House of Mirthquake and on Facebook.

Bradd Parton's Alpha-Sketch Mutant

Today's piece is from artist Bradd Parton. Parton's drawings are very unique in that they are constructed using all the letters in the alphabet. Amazing stuff!! The following image is the breakdown of all the letters:

Isn't that something! Check out more of Bradd's work on his website, Alpha-Sketch and on his Facebook page.

Animala figure by Robert Deveau

For today's post, we have this fantastic Animala figure (with action fuzzy slippers) sent in by none other than Robert Deveau. Deveau has appeared in BOTH 'Skeleton Films'!

In 'Lost Skeleton of Cadavra' he was The Doomed Farmer:

And in 'Lost Skeleton Returns Again', he played Handscomb Draile:

This Animala figure was made using an exsisting figure, modified by Deveau. Says Deveau:

"Not long after we shot the original film, I found a three-inch tall figure of a girl in a bikini. She had a removable red plastic wig, which I removed. I sanded down her bikini lines and painted her to look like Animala, adding tiny slippers of black fluff, and glued her to a wooden stand. I made two, sending one to Larry and Jen. This is the one I kept for myself."

Deveau writes regularly at the Bantam Street Blog, and you can visit his website where he provides graphic design services.

Dr. Roger Fleming by Leigh Young

I have been an admirer of Leigh Young's work for awhile now, so when she said she was going to contribute, I was very excited. I think it's just wonderful! Leigh is an Illustrator/Graphic Designer and if you would like to see more of her work, please visit her website, Leigh Young Illustration & her blog.