unfinished colors on an artwork by Willie Blue Bussell
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The Celestial cover # 3

today, i got started with the new chapter of the webcomic, The Celestial with this cover. i have drafted at least six pages of the comics weeks ago but had to postpone inking because of other projects. having done away with those, i doodled this piece when i woke up this morning and went on with the inks.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Busters edits









These are the way the Busters pencils look after edits and revisions on the script.
*As of November 21, 2009 no new revisions have been asked by client Atlantis Studios for this project but they still haven't honored the provision on the contract they supplied me through James Watson that states pay would be sent immediately after final revisions. No payment has been sent as of this writing, December 1, 2009 and no further communication has been received from Atlantis Studios and/or James Watson since November 22, 2009.
*here's proof that James Watson scams artists through his company, Atlantis Studios
http://www.digitalwebbing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=137081
http://www.atlantisstudiosripoff.com/
makes me sorry I didn't come across these info earlier but I hope posting them will help other
freelance artists.
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I posted 2 versions of this piece because I like them both. I rarely get asked to redo a commission after the final stage of color and I thought I had it right when I sent the golden blonde version. the client preferred a more copper tone to her hair though, which I think looks pretty good too...
this is my "realistic" take of the sludgebucket character from "the real ghostbusters" cartoon series.
I enjoyed doing this piece. it was fun to do the over-sized fabric of her dress and to do a turban-wearing lady for the first time. one of the reasons I like drawing girls with long hair is that I can practice creating the illusion of motion in static poses by drawing flowing hair. in this piece I had to practice that effect with the long cloth.
since I enjoyed drawing the princess diana commission, decided to do another "amazon" warrior sketch - her mother, queen hippolyta. guess all the hype about a new wonder woman tv series rubbed off on me. I think I'll try to make her look more like Lynda Carter when I do a colored version of this piece.
I couldn't decide how to color the background but wanted to suggest majesty and radiance, to give the impression that she is a goddess...




My friend Jose, liked my sketch of this character when he saw it posted here and paid me to color the drawing for him. I really need to learn more about coloring blank backgrounds though...















drawn last november, started coloring yesterday... now it's done.





