Haven't posted anything from Cereal Killer's in a while, so here's another original breakfast cereal macabre mascot's of a kreepy undead king called "King Kadaver" created by Pixar artist Lou Romano. Lou was the production designer on one of my favorite animated feature films, The Incredibles.
Just found out through Steve Lambey's blog that there's an official blog for one of my all time favorite Cartoon Network show's Foster Home for Imaginary Friends that's run by the krew. There's a bunch of super kool art that they've already posted, so go check it out!
Kreepsville Industries has always been a big supporter of guest artist mad monster-maker Jay Stephen's, who has always unearthed some eye-gouging haunted work for us. And when we found out that his animated monster action 60's style kids cartoon "The Cryptids" was picked up over at Cartoon Network for development we of course flipped our bolted heads. Congrats to Jay once again. We look forward to finally seeing a full on monster show like this on t.v. for sure!
If you haven't visited Jay's haunted blog Monsterama, lurk your weary bones over right now and be sure to read everything on the show. Plus, don't forget to visit his store Monsterama Mart and purchase some of his gruesome goodies!
Hey spooksters! Just wanted to share with you a great blog from a krypt-kicking animation character designer by the name of Chris Battle. If you never heard of Chris, you've most likely have seen is wayout work's of dastardly porportains in various Cartoon Network show's like; Samuri Jack, Powerpuff Girls, Dexter's Labatory and Xiaolin Showdown. I recently found out through his blog Chris Battle Illustration that he's currently designing various dead-izean's of Monster Land for Rob Zombie's animated monster mash
Here's one of the newest incarnation's of my character, Von Kreep for our monster kids cartoon pitch "Welcome to Kreepsville, U.S.A". Since he's a mad doctor, I thought it would be fun if he experimented on himself. So I shared this 1950's/1960's sci-fi/horror film atomic age technology idea of a floating brain inside a glass tube with Darryl Young and he came up with these two designs.
The dastardly dynamic duel husband/wife animation team of Jorge Gutierrez & Sandra Equihua are currently creating a brand new lucha libre cartoon show over at Nickelodeon called "El Tigre". This will be a rock'in show indeed, full of stylish design work and storytelling!
Hey spooksters! It's been a few day's since I last posted anything, so I thought I would start off with this. I just lurked on over to the offical grave site for Rob Zombie's upcoming animated monster masterpiece "The Haunted World of El Superbeasto" and they've added some amazing eye-popping stills from the movie.
I recently found out that one of my all time favorite animation houses Frederator Studios will be producing at brand new monster short called "Six Monsters", that's going to feature some real kreepy characters.
Hey all you spooksters! Since I haven't posted in a few week's I thought I would start off by showing you the blog to Kreepsville Industries current project, a monster kid's cartoon pitch called "Welcome to Kreepsville, U.S.A" that we're developing with our new graveyard pal's Pat Pakula, who's a background artist on Atomic Cartoon's Atomic Betty cartoon that's shown on Cartoon Network, and Darryl Young who's a character designer/animator on various breakfast cereal television ads. 
Here's some more Pig Snoot art for "The Spooky, Swingin' Sounds of Kreepsville Manor" comp, featuring your's truley and my blood-sister Red Alice Tate making a kustom kulture kreeper in our monster-making lab. I'm planning on laying out some spooky text, just like you the kind you would find on an old Halloween record.
Here's a ghoulish Von Kreep 1313 fan art pin-up done by the talented wayout monster-maker Matthew J. Luxich.
I haven't posted anything Kreepsville related in a few weeks since I've been real busy with putting together Cereal Killer's, and recently started serious work on a monster cartoon pitch which I plan on posting development stuff real soon. But in the meantime, above is my pal monster artist Pigsnoot's final graveyard zombie artwork from my Headless Spectre Records upcoming Halloween comp, "The Spooky, Swingin' Sounds of Kreepsville Manor".
Here are a few pieces of development art by one of my favorite cartoon artists Miles Thompson including some kreepy graveyard backgrounds and characters that I found on-line from Rob Zombie's upcoming animated monster, sex comedy feature film "The Haunted World of El Superbeasto".
Stay tuned for a few more! In the meantime, check out Robzombie.com and Elsuperbeasto.com
My good graveyard pal Jimmy Psycho (aka 1313's El Psycho) front ghoul of N.Y.C's rawk-a-billy horror music band Psycho Charger, has recently stitched together his first music video for the song "Channel 13" which features the voice of Toxic Toon's creator Unkle Pigors which is currently on their latest monster-mashing album "Curse of the Psycho". 
To view the video, drag your bones over to Psycho Charger's official grave site. And while your there, don't be a foolish mortal and purchase your very own copy of their "Curse of the Psycho" featuring "Channel 13" and 1313's theme song "Welcome to Kreepsville, U.S.A".
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