MEDIEVAL WITCHBLADE by kittykat1963
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Description
...a sketch for someone who thought I traced my work. I really enjoyed the Witchblade series and collected the medieval series. I love how Michael Turner depicts his heroines. The original is about 1 1/2 inch in size. This is an 11: x 14".....go figure...
hope you like it.
Acheieved with simply a fine tipped black pen and colored pencils. The lines are abit crooked, not one of my rested hand days (haha) Forgive my beginners-jitters!
Comments (7)
Madbat
What jittery lines? Looks fine to me, especially the hair, that's always tricky to draw.
TheBear005
Nice profile!
Mad-Mike
WOW very cool one :-) happy you posted another cool artwork of yours!!! have a great week babe ;-) Hugssss P.s. she is hott!!! oooh la la!!! haha!
TheAnimaGemini
LOL Looks like Mike is in love with your witch. hehehe Fantastic drawing.Wonderful portrait.
jgkane
You must have great eyesight, Kathleen, to draw this in such a small space. I used to do a lot of calligraphy and illumination ( mostly Celtic ) using proper bladed pens and mapping pens, but these days I use the computer for composition, and the zoom function for all the fine bits. I still need glasses, but only for reading. Now I no longer need them for distance. The joys of growing older...! ;o) Mind you one of my brothers would paint his model soldiers ( wargames miniatures 20mm top to toe ) right down to their brass buttons, sleeve chevrons etc. I would use a mapping pen for the finer bits, since I had less 'shake' than when using a 000 paintbrush. Now I can hardly see the figure, unaided, far less paint it. One of my sons can take a portrait photo, and then draw it in tiny points and lines, so that from a few feet away it actually looks like a black-and-white photo. My grandson, on the other hand, shows no interest in drawing, not even in colouring in, and seems to have great difficulty even forming his letters at school. I have never come across the WITCHBLADE series. I assume it is a comic book / graphic novel. My grandmother, being Irish, used to call a young girl who was perhaps unconventional, or disrespectful, a 'young blade'. I must look it up. Regards, John.
Kerbad
I like kk, very nice indeedy..
wildflowerp
Very beautiful. Awesome job drawing such a beautiful picture.