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SnowBuni in the Monster Garage for the Halloween Pinup Contest 2009 by cartoonist Mitch MarmelSnuggleBuni as Tasha Yar for the Halloween Pinup Contest 2009 by cartoonist Jamie MaleckiSnowBuni as StarFire for the Halloween Pinup Contest 2009 by cartoonist LightFootSnowBuni as a Groovie Ghoulie for the Halloween Pinup Contest 2009 by cartoonist Mike SagaraSnowBuni and HoniBuni in the Twilight Zone for the Halloween Pinup Contest 2009 by cartoonist Jason WaltripSnowBuni and HoniBuni in the Outer Limits for the Halloween Pinup Contest 2009 by cartoonist John P MorganSnuggleBuni as a Bank Bailout for the Halloween Pinup Contest 2009 by cartoonist William HaskellElvira the Bunny of the Dark for the Halloween Pinup Contest 2009 by cartoonist Kyle MillerSnuggleBuni has Big Treats for the Halloween Pinup Contest 2009 by cartoonist CottonFluff
SnowBuni and HoniBuni in the Twilight Zone for the Halloween Pinup Contest 2009 by cartoonist Jason Waltrip

Comments from the Halloween Pinup Contest 2009:

  • First-Place Winner!
  • Judge 01: First-Place Pick
    • Twilight Zonked by Jason Waltrip
    • Twilight Zonked was beautifully drawn.  We love how he handled Rod Sterling -- the character is adorably portrayed!  And the gray background sets off the color and movement in the piece beautifully.  It has a very strong flow of movement.  Which tempts you to look long enough to really catch and appreciate all smaller details you may have missed at first glance.
    • Also, the joke was very amusing.
  • Judge 02: Third-Place Pick
    • Twilight Zonked by Jason Waltrip
    • There's a really nice interplay here between the black & white of Rod Serling's show and the color of the invading Bunis. The scorch mark on the door was a nice extra.
  • Judge 03: First-Place Pick
    • Twilight Zonked by Jason Waltrip
    • HAW! Looks like after last year's run-in with the old lady, Honi isn't taking ANY chances while procuring seasonal loot. And someone got hit with a door; which makes it funny! There's something about this one.... the designs as well as the layout that REALLY puts me in mind of animation from the era, lending it an odd sense of authenticity. If the angles were more straight-on it'd look just like a real opening sequence. Although a real opening from the time would have different costumes. (I can see bellybutton!)

Discussion: Contest Time! Halloween 2009 Pinup Art in the Pseudo Comments forum