After working on the 'Time Jumper' project, I took a real liking to drawing in what I call "comic book style" and gained a new appreciation for graphic novel illustration.
Despite the studio's current interest, I was looking for a female character protagonist to center a story around and pitch. One that had..."appeal". My friend Javie suggested "The Black Cat".
I did some research and put this is a collage of images together that I found from various websites to use as reference:

Here are my rough drawings:



I don't have plans to pitch this but if they end up doing something like it, I'm ready!
3 comments:
That's the one thing about comic book chicks -- they're the hottest girls around. Nice work!
That was always my goal, to work for Disney in their animation department. Then I realized I didn't have any talent.
Cheers,
Rich
Love these! Hope they pick them up!
If you do get to pitch it make sure to tell them Spider-Man Will make many cameo's!
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