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Technology can be a little evil...
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A few months ago, I did a speed paint of the Carol Danvers redesign by Jamie McKelvie, soon to be featured in Kelly Sue DeConnick's relaunch of Captain Marvel.
It got a very positive response - truly moreso than any other work I've done to date. It even was featured in a collection on Project Rooftop. So, I figured... if a speed paint can go over that well, imagine what I could do if I put some actual time and effort into it? Thus, I began another portrait of Carol Danvers as Captain Marvel, going for Hi-Res, Hi-Def and all of the itty bitty details. I was almost finished. I was maybe 95% of the way there. I planned on posting it tonight.
... then my computer had some other ideas.
My file was turning so massive that Photoshop was bogging my whole computer down. Finally, it just up and quit. After a reboot, I came back to find my file completely corrupted. I've tried a number of recovery techniques, but thus far nothing has been successful. The good news is, I do back my files up, and this corruption was timed well enough with my most recent back-up that I only lost about 5 hours of work. Unfortunately, they were 5 very productive hours. I won't let myself spend more than 5 hours trying to restore 5 hours of work. That would be stupid... especially considering the only part left incomplete in my back-up is the hair. Everything else is quite finished. Nevertheless, there will be a bit of a delay in posting it. Hopefully next weekend.
On a happier note, I've done some coloring lately. Truthfully, I find coloring other people's stuff infinitely more relaxing than doing my own drawing. I did pieces for
and 
Here's one of them!
And Here's the other!
It got a very positive response - truly moreso than any other work I've done to date. It even was featured in a collection on Project Rooftop. So, I figured... if a speed paint can go over that well, imagine what I could do if I put some actual time and effort into it? Thus, I began another portrait of Carol Danvers as Captain Marvel, going for Hi-Res, Hi-Def and all of the itty bitty details. I was almost finished. I was maybe 95% of the way there. I planned on posting it tonight.
... then my computer had some other ideas.
My file was turning so massive that Photoshop was bogging my whole computer down. Finally, it just up and quit. After a reboot, I came back to find my file completely corrupted. I've tried a number of recovery techniques, but thus far nothing has been successful. The good news is, I do back my files up, and this corruption was timed well enough with my most recent back-up that I only lost about 5 hours of work. Unfortunately, they were 5 very productive hours. I won't let myself spend more than 5 hours trying to restore 5 hours of work. That would be stupid... especially considering the only part left incomplete in my back-up is the hair. Everything else is quite finished. Nevertheless, there will be a bit of a delay in posting it. Hopefully next weekend.
On a happier note, I've done some coloring lately. Truthfully, I find coloring other people's stuff infinitely more relaxing than doing my own drawing. I did pieces for
and Here's one of them!
And Here's the other!
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So, the lovely community on the X-boards over at the Comic Book Resources Forums desided to start doing Art Jams again. I decided to participate. The theme of X-Jam XIII was costume redesigns. Through a miracle of dumb luck, I was assigned my all-time favorite, Rogue.
The good thing about an Art Jam is that there is a deadline. Deadlines mean I can't procrastinate. Deadlines mean I get stuff done. Crazy, huh? Thus, I post my first piece in over a year and a half:
I won't lie. I'm pretty thrilled with the end result. So here I am, promising again to do more work and be more prolific. Maybe this time it'll actually stick, huh?
The good thing about an Art Jam is that there is a deadline. Deadlines mean I can't procrastinate. Deadlines mean I get stuff done. Crazy, huh? Thus, I post my first piece in over a year and a half:
I won't lie. I'm pretty thrilled with the end result. So here I am, promising again to do more work and be more prolific. Maybe this time it'll actually stick, huh?
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