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Untitled (Patreon)

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2016-05-18 05:14:30
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I've been invited to be a guest at Anthrocon this year, mostly because they're doing a 1920's theme for their 20th anniversary.  The arrangement involved doing the cover art for the conbook, of course.  

It's a wrap-around, so the front cover is the right half of the image and the back is the left (picturing a parody Arrow Collar ad).  It's not Lackadaisy exactly, but close enough that I figured I'd be justified in sharing it here.  And I'm not supposed to be showing this around before the convention...but Patrons get a pass.


I've uploaded a larger version of the image here, in case anyone is interested.   

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Katie Dresel

That's amazing! You create such gorgeous characters and expressions for them, so that they leap off the page at you. But I have to say the backgrounds you do are just as impressive. I HATE drawing backgrounds because they are so time consuming and the straight lines are especially frustrating. You truly amaze me with your skill!

Benny N

I love it! Each character is perfect. And this reminds me, have you heard of this band? I think you will dig them: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sB6HY8r983c" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sB6HY8r983c</a>

lackadaisy
>>1833337

Thank you, Katie! I really used to hate doing backgrounds too - I was mostly just interested in drawing the characters, and the background seemed like a chore. I've started to enjoy making backgrounds in recent years, though. It helps to think of the background as a sort of character too, and if I take my time with it, I get sort of lost in the feeling of the place I'm painting or drawing, and then I begin to have fun with it. (Still hate drawing straight lines, though...hehe).

lackadaisy
>>1833849

Thanks, Benny! Actually, in a recent livestream, someone else recommended the same band. They're excellent - I like their old fashioned covers better than the original songs in a lot of cases. Thanks for the link!