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Welcome!Fullblownink.com is the online portfolio of Eric Smith a.k.a Necro.This site showcases my screen print, graphic design and illustration work. Please follow the links at the top and/or on the right side. Prints and shirts are for sale. If you see something you like, contact me to purchase or follow any links that may steer you to do so. You can contact me at erics@fullblownink.com
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Dr. Sketchy Session
Last night, I attended a session of Dr. Sketchy put on by the local burlesque troupe. It’s a fun figure drawing class with music and burlesque girl models. Below are a few sketches. These are timed poses. So, I had to work very fast. They start off at 1 minute and go up to 15 minute poses.
Posted in Dr. Sketchy
Tagged Annie, art, boobs, burlesque, Dr. Sketchy, Dr. Sketchy Indianapolis, drawing, strippers
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Sketch For Current Project
Posted in Illustration, Sketch of the Day
Tagged eric, eric smith, full blown ink, fullblownink.com, necro, sketch, t shirt, vandalia, vandalia wee aviators, wee aviators
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Pugilist Illustration
Posted in Character Design, Illustration
Tagged art vs art, boxer, fighter, pugilist
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Cornhole Product Shots
Here are the actual produced boards. The motorcycle board is available with either “Harley Hound” or V Twin Vagabond” text.
Posted in Illustration, News
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Illustrations for Corn Hole Game Boards
I hate the term “CORN HOLE”. But it is what it is. Like my girlfriend said, “I can’t believe ‘corn hole’ has entered our daily vocabulary.” Alas, it pays the bills.
If you are interested in purchasing a set of gameboards with this art on them, contact me.
Posted in Illustration
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Illustration Section is “Back”
I am not sure when, but at some point I mistakenly made the illustration section invisible. It’s back now, and I am about to add to it.
Posted in Uncategorized
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R.I.P. Frank Frazetta
I am very saddened to hear of his passing. He was and will always be a huge influence on me and tons of other artists/illustrators. Here’s one of my most favorite paintings of his.



















