TINK STUCK IN THE KEYHOLE Digitally Painted -with lines by
me and absolutely AMAZING Digital Paints by the unbelievably talented and all
around super cool guy Andrew Hibner, AKA "Achibner" on DeviantART
link
Yeeeeeah okay, she didn't look anything like this in the
Disney version, ( I mean if she had...WOW!
). But still, I think it
turned out funny/entertaining none the less, and really that's the whole point
of comics.
). But still, I think it
turned out funny/entertaining none the less, and really that's the whole point
of comics.
This digitally painted one of Tink, has quickly become one
of my favorite pieces ever. I mean the skin, her eyes, the hair, wings, and
mouth, all just came out perfect and so full of life. It's always fun to try
blending different styles/artists and get back such amazing results.
Can't give enough praise to Andrew and his unbelievable
painting skills as well as his willingness to try something soo darn
toony-looking. (Not to mention being such a pleasure to work with.
)
If you get a chance make sure to stop by his DA gallery. It's filled with tons
of beautiful work. link
)
If you get a chance make sure to stop by his DA gallery. It's filled with tons
of beautiful work. link
I hope you all enjoy this fun
and most likely not
safe for work version of Tinkerbell as much as I do.
and most likely not
safe for work version of Tinkerbell as much as I do. 
this is a take on the poster-art from the 1954 movie "THEM!", but with a comic book twist. 
This
image seemed to have the best blend of Sci-Fi and "campy" fun to it. I
really enjoyed this one, even though it wasn't one of the easiest of
covers to draw( the fleeing background characters drove me nuts and took
longer than anything else to get right). On the flip-side, everything
else went super quickly, plus I got to draw up great retro hairstyles
and giant radioactive ants.
