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Here are some new paintings just completed.
ATOMIC SUBMARINE
SWAMP MONSTER
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
LIST OF PUBLISHED WORKS + PRODUCTIONS for GARY WRAY
A good place to start is with a fairly complete list of my works as an artist, musician, writer and filmmaker. I've added a photo after each entry for identification of the book or product.
1. FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND #22 - 1963 Warren Magazine - Letters To The Editor Dept. - Published my review of movie THE BRAIN THAT WOULDN'T DIE.
2. DWRAYGER DUNGEON #1 - 1964 Self published Monster Magazine with D. Draeger - 9 pages illustrations, 6 of movie monsters, story writing and movie reviews.
3. FRESNO COMIC ART FESTIVAL - 1979 Program - Centerfold Illustration (Dragon) and mention. I was also interviewed for local television.
4. FANDOM DIRECTORY #1 - 1980 Softcover - 2 pages (Giant Robot and Dragon illustrations).
5. LOLLAPALOOSA #5 - 1980 Digest by Mitch O'Connell - 2 pages (Giant Robot and BIC monster splash 'Film Fiends').
***'Film Fiends' was also scheduled to be printed in FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND, but, was lost and never published, cashed the check.
6. COMICARD CONNECTION 1980-1, Monthly publication of Alpha Omega Comics in Fresno, CA - Contributed to 6 issues with various illustrations, mentions in 2 issues about being published in Charlton Bullseye #3 and MOD Comix #1.
7. FANDOM DIRECTORY #2 - 1981 Softcover - 1 page illustration (Interplanetary Mailman).
8. CHARLTON BULLSEYE #3 - 1981 Charlton Comics - 5 page story 'Cavern Of The Brain-Eaters.'
9. MOD #1 - 1981 Kitchen Sink Comix by Terry Beatty - 2 page story 'Giant Robots on Parade' - story by Terry Beatty.
1. FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND #22 - 1963 Warren Magazine - Letters To The Editor Dept. - Published my review of movie THE BRAIN THAT WOULDN'T DIE.
2. DWRAYGER DUNGEON #1 - 1964 Self published Monster Magazine with D. Draeger - 9 pages illustrations, 6 of movie monsters, story writing and movie reviews.
3. FRESNO COMIC ART FESTIVAL - 1979 Program - Centerfold Illustration (Dragon) and mention. I was also interviewed for local television.
4. FANDOM DIRECTORY #1 - 1980 Softcover - 2 pages (Giant Robot and Dragon illustrations).
5. LOLLAPALOOSA #5 - 1980 Digest by Mitch O'Connell - 2 pages (Giant Robot and BIC monster splash 'Film Fiends').
***'Film Fiends' was also scheduled to be printed in FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND, but, was lost and never published, cashed the check.
6. COMICARD CONNECTION 1980-1, Monthly publication of Alpha Omega Comics in Fresno, CA - Contributed to 6 issues with various illustrations, mentions in 2 issues about being published in Charlton Bullseye #3 and MOD Comix #1.
7. FANDOM DIRECTORY #2 - 1981 Softcover - 1 page illustration (Interplanetary Mailman).
8. CHARLTON BULLSEYE #3 - 1981 Charlton Comics - 5 page story 'Cavern Of The Brain-Eaters.'
9. MOD #1 - 1981 Kitchen Sink Comix by Terry Beatty - 2 page story 'Giant Robots on Parade' - story by Terry Beatty.
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
THE CREEP / 2001 Movie
SILVER ANGEL vs THE DEATH ZOMBIES / 2004 Movie
Monday, February 16, 2009
VIRUS MAN / 2004 Movie
VOODOO CLUB / 2005 Movie
SNAKE BAIT + HILLBILLY SMACK Short Movies
'ALMOST' MONSTER MOVIE POSTERS
OFFBEAT - LA Cable Access Show 1992-3
I produced a cable access show called OFFBEAT with pals Darrell Draeger, Brian Riedel and Wes Hanson. Eventually, we added Christy Taylor to the line-up. Guests included Tom Ferranti and Andy Rey.
We were the 'Offbeatniks' and flew around in space in 'The Pod,' our spaceship, which was a converted coffee maker model. Christy became Galaxy, the 'Offbeat Girl.'
We taped 10 episodes in Chatsworth, CA where we showed music videos Darrell collected from around the world, then, we would have adventures in between those segments and we used all green screen effects. We did 10 episodes, the first and last were disasters, and so, it was time to move on.
Christy went on to do a few good things including 'The Making of ...And, God Spoke' and 'O Brother, Where Art Thou?' and was working in 2007. She also appeared on the TV series 'Weird Science' and 'Saved By The Bell, The New Class' and has produced for Walt Disney!
At the time, there was a program on cable TV called 'Access America' that starred Fred Willard and showed clips they collected from cable access shows around the country. We submitted some of our stuff and they loved it, and said they wanted to use us regularly!! We thought that was very cool until they informed us that they got cancelled!..
These are stills from shows #7-9.
We were the 'Offbeatniks' and flew around in space in 'The Pod,' our spaceship, which was a converted coffee maker model. Christy became Galaxy, the 'Offbeat Girl.'
We taped 10 episodes in Chatsworth, CA where we showed music videos Darrell collected from around the world, then, we would have adventures in between those segments and we used all green screen effects. We did 10 episodes, the first and last were disasters, and so, it was time to move on.
Christy went on to do a few good things including 'The Making of ...And, God Spoke' and 'O Brother, Where Art Thou?' and was working in 2007. She also appeared on the TV series 'Weird Science' and 'Saved By The Bell, The New Class' and has produced for Walt Disney!
At the time, there was a program on cable TV called 'Access America' that starred Fred Willard and showed clips they collected from cable access shows around the country. We submitted some of our stuff and they loved it, and said they wanted to use us regularly!! We thought that was very cool until they informed us that they got cancelled!..
These are stills from shows #7-9.
CLASSIC MOVIE MONSTERS / Drawings 1978-9
Monday, February 2, 2009
X-VILLE / 1987 / 12 Page Illustrated Comic
25 MAGNET DESIGNS / 1999 - Computerized Art
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