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About Me Traditional Art / Professional Premium Member BryanBaughMale/United States Groups group avatar #SuperRealGraphics
 
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Bryan Baugh
Artist | Professional | Traditional Art
United States
Current Residence: The Graveyard Behind the Comic Book Store


By day I work as a storyboard artist in Television Animation. I have worked on action shows like "Transformers: Prime" as well as kiddie shows like "My Friends Tigger and Pooh".

By night I write, draw, and self-publish monster and horror comic books. I draw with traditional tools - paper, pencil, ink brushes, hawk quill pens, and acrylic paints. But I often color my traditional art with Photoshop. So my work tends to be a weird mix of traditional and digital art. You can learn more about my horror comics at my website, cryptlogic.net.

My Deviant Art Gallery is dedicated to my monster and horror illustrations. Step inside and have a look... If you dare!
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:iconrinkusu001:
Years ago I bought a book on how to draw monsters called "SCARED!" I just came across your gallery and thought, 'this style looks very familiar.... oh, my God!!'

You are one of my favorite artists by far! Love the horror stuff, especially the old-school!

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*BryanBaugh May 18, 2012  Professional Traditional Artist
Thank you so much for your very kind words! Glad you enjoyed the book and I hope you enjoy my other works.
You may also enjoy my official website: [link]

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:iconrinkusu001:
You're very welcome! Talent like yours can't be ignored. :D

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*BryanBaugh 6 days ago  Professional Traditional Artist
Well thank you again for the kind words.

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:iconnicholasweed:
Lots of cool old Horror film art.
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:iconleijo72:
~Leijo72 May 6, 2012  Student Traditional Artist
Love your stuff! Great taste man
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*BryanBaugh May 8, 2012  Professional Traditional Artist
Thank you very much!

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:iconwinona7:
Awesome work!
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*BryanBaugh May 3, 2012  Professional Traditional Artist
Haha, thanks! Funny icon/ avatar too, by the way!

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:iconmtingstrom:
~mtingstrom May 2, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Thanks for all the faves man! I really appreciate it!
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*BryanBaugh May 2, 2012  Professional Traditional Artist
Oh no problem. I like your stuff!

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:icongrimphantom:
Hey Bryan how are you? Want to ask if you ever heard of these movies: Tetsuo: The Iron Man and The Hidden? I know you're a horror fan and i was wondering if you have or haven't heard of these movies? For me being a horror fan i never heard of them until i was looking over at youtube....you think you saw everything back in those days but surprise to know i haven't heard of them just like another movie i didn't heard called Street Trash.
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*BryanBaugh Apr 26, 2012  Professional Traditional Artist
I saw "The Hidden" when it first came out in the 80's. The opening sequence, which involves an alien-possessed madman driving a car through a city at top speed, is incredible. The rest is interesting but never as good as the opening action sequence.

I remember hearing a lot about "Tetsuo" when it came out (I think it was in the early 90's because I was in college when I first started hearing about that movie) but I never got around to seeing that one.

"Street Trash" is an old sleazy video store rental favorite. I now have it on DVD and occasionally pull it off the shelf. It makes me bust a gut laughing every time. "Street Trash" was, along with the original "Toxic Avenger", one of the earliest and best of the late 1980's - early 1990's gross out horror comedies.

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Cool. I agree the opening action sequence was really good, the story was interesting but you would expected to see more like the alien transforming his human host into something disgusting tho it would turn out as "The Thing" rip off but could have work in other way, still it was entertaining.

Tetsuo The Iron Man is really but really disturbing like Street Trash but in a good way, here's a link of the trailer....[link]

btw have you seen the works of Junji Ito like Uzumaki or Gyo? Seriously the stories it has and how he draws the characters it's like a mix between the works of H.P. Lovecraft and Tales from the Crypt, i recommend the short stories, some don't involve monsters or the supernatural like the Bully story but damn that was just creepy....[link]

Seriously when i first saw Street Trash i was like DUDE!!! My is of course the toilet scene....really poor guy lol.....the 1980's and 1990's where the best.
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:icondadahyena:
Beautiful gallery, man! Keep up the ghoulishly good work!
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*BryanBaugh Apr 25, 2012  Professional Traditional Artist
Ha, I will try!! Thanks!

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:iconpotatoheadmaster:
I can't even begin to tell how great your art is ; but its awesome. So many great classic movies and allot of Lovecraft also. Your stuff looks like E.C. with the Detail of Kyle Hotz. Just so cool. You need to design Shirts for Fright-rags.com.

JD
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*BryanBaugh Apr 10, 2012  Professional Traditional Artist
Thanks for your kind words! I would love to design shirts for a company like Frightrags but these days I am very busy designing storyboards for a TV show.

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:iconcaptain34:
Enjoy your work! :thumbsup:
Unless I missed it, I'm surprised you haven't done a
tribute to "THEM!" The B&W movie about giant ants.

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*BryanBaugh Apr 2, 2012  Professional Traditional Artist
That is a good suggestion. Haven't gotten to it yet though! Thank you for your comments!

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:iconcaptain34:
Look forward to it, if you do. :-)

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:iconmoonshinedeluxe:
i love how cooky and wonderful your art is. i'm inspired to make some horror oriented art myself ...... horror is so much fun
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*BryanBaugh Mar 31, 2012  Professional Traditional Artist
Ha, thanks! and... Go for it!!

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:icondoctor3uk:
You're style reminds me of Bernie Wrightson in the old 70s Swamp Thing.
I'd love to see you do a redition of the movie Q The Winged Serpent or some Dr Who monsters.
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*BryanBaugh Mar 17, 2012  Professional Traditional Artist
Thanks, Bernie is probably my favorite artist. I have met him a few times, even worked with him on one book project. In 2004-2005 he had an art studio that was about a 20 minute drive from my apartment and he invited me over on two different occasions. I was trying to be respectful, and not take up too much of the guy's time - but he started talking about George Romero zombie movies and Star Wars ("Land of the Dead" and "Revenge of the Sith" had both recently come out) and I ended up over there for a few hours just talking about movies. For a living legend, Bernie is one of the nicest guys in the world.

Wow - I am amazed to talk to someone who remembers Q the Winged Serpent!! Great suggestion! I might have to think about that.

I was never a Doctor Who fan... sorry to let you down on that one!!

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