Showing posts with label Dave Perillo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dave Perillo. Show all posts

Monday, October 27, 2008

A Final Peek At Dave Perillo's Horror Icons


Hi all - we've made it into the home stretch, Halloween week! Unfortunately, that means the end of our showcase of Mr. Perillo's art. But what a way to go, Hmmm? The master slasher, the goalie from Hell, the "before" picture from a Noxzema commercial: Jason Voorhees.
And again, check out Dave Perillo's blog, Montygog's Art-O-Rama, which features much more of his zany stylings. Oh, and stick with us this week - you'll learn the hows and whys of becoming a werewolf, see some of the reasons that certain songs are so completely tied into the magic of a horror movie, and maybe even see a sign of the apocalypse. Oh, and there might be a Halloween soundtrack for ya, if you're good little ghouls...

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

More Horror Icon Fun by Dave Perillo


This week's entry needs little introduction: the legendary chin-man, Bruce Campbell, portrayed in his most memorable role as Ash from the Evil Dead franchise.

Mr. Perillo has quite a grasp of who we want to see in cartoonized form, hmmm? To view the rest of his work, check out his blog, Montygog's Art-O-Rama.

Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Horror Icons by Dave Perillo

As often happens when looking for something on the interweb, I found something even more groovy. Sometime around Halloween last year, I stumbled across Dave Perillo's blog (Montygog's Art-O-Rama) - and as luck would have it, he was doing a Horror Icons series at the time.

As you can see, his cartoonish style works oddly well with the freakish characters he portrays - but he doesn't just draw upon the scaries for his inspiration. If you explore his blog, you'll find superheroes, TV stars and a variety of recurring characters from your childhood. And he's been nice enough to share his playground with us for the month - I'll be showcasing one of his horror pieces every week.

But trust me, that's not enough. For a good sampling of Mr. Perillo's work check out his blog, where he has a treasure trove of illustrations. Then come back here for some more scary fun...