Happy Halloween

Quick(-ish) piece done this evening.  After spending the last month working on game maps, really needed to get back to something more figure-oriented.

MWMag Presents: Miss Nekra!

Monster Women Magazine, December 1973 issue.

Perhaps a bit nerdier than usual.  I just wanted to paint super-pale/white-ish skin.

Fan art ahoy

SR character sketches

New campaign, new characters.  As usual, we are playing a weird-ass bunch of one-note jokes that we are somehow trying to turn into actual characters.  We'll see how it goes.

Yup, that's a gorilla in a bow tie.   That's magic (and Shadowrun) for you.

practice

practice stuff, from reference.

4 pages done...

1st 4 interior pages done.  8 to go, 2 of which are currently in-progress.  All of 'em planned out already.  Front/back covers already done.  I am getting there.

4 days to go!

two more WIP bits:

Also, have snookered Miss Rubi Kayobi to be a model for MWMag Digest.  Been waiting for something where our projects overlapped, thrilled it finally happened.

Check out Update #9 here.

MWMag Presents: Miss OBEY!

August '88 issue.  Second cover from that year, the first double so far.  Also the first monster woman painting that I actually find creepy.

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Monster Women Magazine Trading Cards - Base Set

All nine images in the base set. Clean versions.

...more fake advertising

...and the absurd image-dump continues...

Monster Women Trading Cards...

The final version of the MW card packaging, as well as the additional About The Artist card.  I'm getting there, slowly.

Monster Women in-progress

Shadow-Lass!  Simply because I wanted to try painting blue skin.

monster women in-progress

From 7th Voyage of Sinbad.  Good 'ol Sadi...I pretended that Sokourah's spell also made her younger.  This was painted specifically for the MWMag lunchbox.  Yes, really.

Monster Woman card-backs

Ahhh, extra (unnecessary?) artwork.  I've been fighting a Silvar painting for months now, and wanted to make sure she was included in this project as "Space Giants" was a very significant influence on my formative years.  I've similarly been struggling with a Satanico Pandemonium painting (on my 3rd version, which still isn't working), so likewise I wanted to make sure she made it in.  Still potentially doing a Princess Aura (mix of Ornella Muti and the old serial version) as well as a Brigitte Helm for these.  We'll see how it goes.

Monster Women in-progress

Clea, girlfriend of Doctor Strange.  Apparently she borrowed his Cloak of Levitation.  No word on the Orb of Agamatto.

Monster Women Magazine Presents: Miss Lucy Ferra!

Okay, so this cover I made up out of whole cloth.  There's a fumetti titled "Lucifera", but that wasn't at all what I was going for.   Also dated this issue for the year & month I was born, since Lucy's my own creation and I have no covers from the 70s planned.   Just wanted to paint an old-fashioned devil girl.

Monster Women Magazine Presents: Evil-Lyn!

2013 Year-in-Review

Meh.  Was on a pretty good roll, and then life happened.  Lost job, death in the family, etc. Lost a lot of time.  Well, there's always next year...'cuz I am fucking DONE with this one.

...and here are all things I DIDN'T get done in 2013.  Some of which are the same projects I didn't get done in 2012.  umm, huzzah?

"That's a mighty good smoke!"

Leave it to me to start something new whilst still struggling to finish current projects.  This is a full-page ad from the pages of Monster Women Magazine.  And yes, of course I'm designing a real pack of Mighty Gud's.  Who wouldn't want a blend of 37 herbs and tobacco, scientifically* guaranteed to improve your smile as well as your wits?

"*": not scientific, nor guaranteed

unfinished stuff

I really have been working.  Life has been trying to get me so as always, I'm drawing/painting my way out of the hole.  Lost a few weeks along the way, but that's to be expected.  So.

All of these are in-progress, btw.  Top is a a straight copy of a pulp cover for practice (and to decipher that style of painting), then a bit for some fake advertising, then yet another Monster Women piece.