Fire and Brimstone, [Part 2]:
The Second 'full-color' B.B. image features glamor-puss Veronica once again, this time as a sassy Satanic helper in the Depths of Hades..........to say that my artwork has been transformed by Digital Color is something of an understatement!
To be honest, this piece is a bit of a patchwork regarding random blocks of color, but regarding flames there is a lot you can bung in spontaneously-----to be on the safe side, I've saved a copy of the characters-only color, in case I am compelled to do this one again. [I've just finished this one 5 minutes ago, and really need to look at it again tomorrow in the cold light of day to assess it properly.]
I've made a concious effort to make Veronica look slightly naughty, but not overtly evil, which would of course attract the wrong sort of readership and repel all you decent folks out there.......
I do have a fair few gags set in heaven, but I ned to work out how to do digital clouds first!
BEHIND-the-SCENES-stuff:
Normally, I do a quick rough cartoon pencil, which is deemed suitable for transferring to 'posh paper' after the inevitable tweaking.......in some cases, however, the lightning-quick-sketch seems to possess a life of it's own that can never be repeated, no matter how hard you try, and in this case, I decided to ink in the cheapo-grade paper directly:
To be honest, this piece is a bit of a patchwork regarding random blocks of color, but regarding flames there is a lot you can bung in spontaneously-----to be on the safe side, I've saved a copy of the characters-only color, in case I am compelled to do this one again. [I've just finished this one 5 minutes ago, and really need to look at it again tomorrow in the cold light of day to assess it properly.]
I've made a concious effort to make Veronica look slightly naughty, but not overtly evil, which would of course attract the wrong sort of readership and repel all you decent folks out there.......
BEHIND-the-SCENES-stuff:
Normally, I do a quick rough cartoon pencil, which is deemed suitable for transferring to 'posh paper' after the inevitable tweaking.......in some cases, however, the lightning-quick-sketch seems to possess a life of it's own that can never be repeated, no matter how hard you try, and in this case, I decided to ink in the cheapo-grade paper directly:
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