No heroics this week in the form of trying to take on the planet's foremost comic icon with substandard art equipment at the 11th hour. Instead, I took a gentle stab at a character no one really gives a nun's chuff about. So blank is this filly's slate in my mind, that I'm at a loss for pithiness. Nostalgia, you form no intersection betwixt the Venn Diagram of Diana Prince and myself. In fact, I wish I'd drawn Rainbow Brite.
10 comments:
Thas' lovely. Good solid pose in a neat, distinct, art style. Sir, I approve!
-pj
(I wouldn't go near wonder woman, given the run of covers that Adam Hughes did the character... try to follow those? no thanks!)
Very nice sir
I realllly like this one :)
Love the power in her. (obviously biased about Diana myself :P)
Sweet.
Reminds me of Turners Wonder Woman, which is my favorite after Adam Hughes.
Fair play man, i find WW really hard to draw.... cuz i get so riled up thinkin' about Lynda Carter in that outfit.... droool.
I get more riled up thinkin of Lynda Carter OUT of the outfit...
Lovely, forceful posing on this Nick, you're excelling on these lady pieces.
Heh, lady pieces...
Excellent, the angular body really works well on Wonder Woman.
Very nice, couldn't agree more with you about Wonder Woman. Pointless and uninteresting.
Really like this one, Nick. Without being in any way derivative, there's something rather Bruce Timm about it. Especially good Hair, which is an odd thing to focus on, but still: top marks.
-si
Thanks boyses (And Judy!) Must be doing something right - getting comments from folk who've never laid word-fun on me before! I don't hate this picture yet, so that puts it above my other nonsense. See what happens when you relax and draw for pleasure? (I'd eat chips off Bruce Timm Love that talent-oozing prick.)
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