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SUPERGIRL AND BATGIRL -GOOD GIRLS
SUPERGIRL AND BATGIRL -GOOD GIRLS
Drawing \ Figure | 05/01/06 @530 | 
josephcaesarsd | 
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Pinup illustration I did way back in August, 2003.This is when I started using mechanical pencils to produce tight pencil work without the need to ink.
It took me a while to get used to using dark, thin leads without smudging the illustration itself.
This illustration is a fairly simple one. this was an exercise for me, experimenting with my strokes and line weight.
One thing I should have added here when i did this is the Daily Planet building or the batsignal to suggest location.
Oh, Well...
Supergirl and Batgirl are both copyrighted character of DC comics
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+9
05/01/06 @548
Maybe slightly more shading on the bike wouldn't be bad.
05/01/06 @549
max points
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05/01/06 @578
slick work on the inks again.
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05/01/06 @585
Though I still can't find a good substitute for my automatic 0.5 Faber Castells, these mechanical pencils doesn't need clicking on the barrel just to extend the lead when it' s used up, the pressure from drawing delivers the lead automatically and I don't need to sharpen.
Another thing is that I can flick the pencil much like a stiff brush when i do cross-hatchings and the lead doesn't break
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05/01/06 @856
As usual, awesome work. Love the bike.
Something about your super-chicks reminds me of Adam Hughes or Frank Cho--very cool; wholesome, but bursting with sexuality at the same time.
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