I was recently invited to participate in the Hero Complex Gallery’s LANDMARKS NYC mini-show. And when I think of New York, I think of Ghostbusters. In my mind the two are permanently linked, and I think my love of NYC comes directly with my adolescent love of Ghostbusters. So enjoy my latest: Dogs and Cats Living Together. A tribute to the Ghostbusters, and the denizens of Hook and Ladder Company 8, located at 14 North Moore Street in Tribeca, Manhattan.
NOW IN DEVELOPMENT: TRUNDL.buddy and the Ghostly Wi-Filactery is a fast-paced tactical roadtrip game developed by SPITE HOUSE.
TRUNDL.corp’s newly-conscious flagship product awakens with a head full of voices and a singular impulse: DRIVE.
Swerve through countless (five) environments toward one of many (three) endings. Equip your fat little body with armor and weapons to face hostile bots sent to flatten your chassis. Collect glimpses of an inevitable future haunted by sound and color and also ghosts. TRUNDL your buddy hard enough and you may answer the voices’ call. But what will you say?
Grow a mind. Swerve the world. But mostly… NEVER. EVER. STOP.
Inktober Day #13 of Darkly-Inclined characters is Kylie Griffin from the animated spinoff series of GhostBusters, Extreme Ghostbusters. I honestly didn’t know of this show when I was a kid and didn’t learn of it till about 2009 and even then, I still hadn’t watched it. I ended up watching a few episodes the day I drew the character just so I could get a feel for her character as while I had seen pictures of her, I didn’t know what kind of personality she had.
I gotta say, I feel like I maybe would’ve been into the show as a kid had I watched it. Anyway from what I saw of Kylie, she’s actually pretty cool and was quite the interesting character. However her voice surprised me as for some reason, I thought she was gonna be voiced by Cree Summer and was very surprised to see she was voiced by Tara Strong LOL. Anyway, she was a lot of fun to draw!
