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Sorry that I haven't posted much lately but I've been hard at work finishing up the other Amazon Arrow movie (Feargirl: Along Came An Arrow) and the digital comic incentive from the IndieGogo campaign.

In the meantime, here is an image of the three Amazon Arrows inspired by a scene from the recent Wonder Woman movie. I created this to accompany a new interview that I just did with Rob66

Please click below to check it out! And don't forget to hit his watch button and to make lots of comments!

A Second Interview with Amazon Arrow!
1. I didn’t ask you this two years ago, so I’ll ask it now: What brought you to DeviantArt in the first place?
DeviantArt was originally brought to my attention by… hmmm, let’s just say a “former associate”. We partnered on a commercial venture that never really got off the ground. The idea was to combine my art and his stories and we were going to make a pay site together. There is another user account that he created here at DA that features my artwork and his stories and comments, but it didn’t last for very long. The short version of the behind-the-scenes story is that it did not end well, the commercial site was never launched, and the “ownership” of the characters is a bit in question. What I learned from the experience was that I had ideas of my own for both characters and stories. I decided to open my own DA account and to tell my own stories in my own way. I never did (and still don

Description
Sorry that I haven't posted much lately but I've been hard at work finishing up the other Amazon Arrow movie (Feargirl: Along Came An Arrow) and the digital comic incentive from the IndieGogo campaign.

In the meantime, here is an image of the three Amazon Arrows inspired by a scene from the recent Wonder Woman movie. I created this to accompany a new interview that I just did with Rob66

Please click below to check it out! And don't forget to hit his watch button and to make lots of comments!

A Second Interview with Amazon Arrow!
1. I didn’t ask you this two years ago, so I’ll ask it now: What brought you to DeviantArt in the first place?
DeviantArt was originally brought to my attention by… hmmm, let’s just say a “former associate”. We partnered on a commercial venture that never really got off the ground. The idea was to combine my art and his stories and we were going to make a pay site together. There is another user account that he created here at DA that features my artwork and his stories and comments, but it didn’t last for very long. The short version of the behind-the-scenes story is that it did not end well, the commercial site was never launched, and the “ownership” of the characters is a bit in question. What I learned from the experience was that I had ideas of my own for both characters and stories. I decided to open my own DA account and to tell my own stories in my own way. I never did (and still don