Medusa

To see the uncensored version, go to http://michaelpowellart.tumblr.com/post/9320869018/medusa-by-powguero

248: Medusa #2

This Medusa drawing sold on Ebay today. Needless to say, I'll be doing others in the future.

242: Medusa (FOR SALE)

This drawing of Medusa is now up for sale on Ebay. If you'd like to place a bid or "Buy It Now" for $19.99 USD, go to
http://cgi.ebay.com/Original-Sexy-Snake-Body-Medusa-Fantasy-Pin-up-Art-/230522135998?pt=Art_Drawings&hash=item35ac30a5be

Star WOMAN and Dagger: Victims of Medusa!

This is another "Victims of Medusa" commission, this time featuring Marvel's Dagger (from Cloak and Dagger)and DC's Star, or Star Girl. Actually, she's 18 in this drawing (needless to say), so let's just call her Star WOMAN.

I inked the majority of this with a brush, except for a few details. I'm always on the lookout for the perfect inking tool. This brush worked well. It's definitely work practicing with it more.

Characters (c) 2009 Their respective owners

Blink and Zatanna!

Several weeks back I completed two commissions featuring superheroines who had been flash frozen in stone by Medusa. This drawing is to be added to that gallery.

I regret that Zatanna's hair isn't black, but what do you expect? It's stone just like the rest of her form (except the clothing; the buyer had specific instructions that the clothing wasn't turned to stone).

Zatanna and Blink (c) 2009 Their Respective Companies

Supergirl and Mary Marvel: Victims of Medusa

This Supergirl/Mary Marvel commission is part of a set featuring superheroines who have been turned to stone by Medusa.

If you're wondering why their costumes are ripped, apparently Medusa has a fetish for ripping off clothing from her petrified victims. I'm looking forward to doing
more drawings like this. Look for more in the future.

Supergirl and Mary Marvel (c) 2009 D.C. Entertainment, Inc.

Medusa/Vampirella

I finished this Medusa/Vampirella commission last night. The buyer ordered a companion piece featuring two other characters made of stone. I'll be working on those in the coming days.

Early this morning I put up another Ebay listing. I sold about 16 commissions last week, about half of those are already done. I should be wrapping up that batch in about five days or so. I've kept up a steady pace since I started selling them again. I've maintained my minimum art schedule of pencil one/ink one per day, but now that I look at it, on some days I pencil three or four and ink one each day.

Drawing on 11 x 17 paper seems to be easier than 8.5 x 11". For whatever reason.

If you're interested in a commission, visit my Ebay listing in the right margin here under "Links."

Thanks!
-Mike