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Media Used:

0.5 Lead
IBM Computer Paper
Jimnie Gel Pens
PhotoShop 7.0
Painter 7

Brushes:

"Annika Von Holdt dot com"

Ozzy Osbourne
"Mr. Crowley"

Mr. Crowley, what went on in your head?
(Oh) Mr. Crowley, did you talk with the dead?
Your lifestyle to me seemed so tragic,
With the thrill of it all.
You fooled all the people with magic [sic];
(Yeah) You waited on Satan's call.

Mr. Charming, did you think you were pure?
Mr. Alarming, in nocturnal rapport.
Uncovering things that were sacred,
manifest on this Earth.
(Ah) Conceived in the eye of a secret--
And they scattered the afterbirth.

Mr. Crowley, won't you ride my white horse?
Mr. Crowley, it's symbolic, of course.
Approaching a time that is classic,
I hear (the) maidens call.
Approaching a time that is drastic--
Standing with their backs to the wall.
Was it polemically sent?
I wanna know what you meant,
I wanna know
I wanna know what you meant.
(Yeah!)

While my dad was in the hospital (for the last time), I spent alot of time working in PhotoShop since my online time was limited due to expecting a phonecall from the hospital at any moment that he was dead or dying. I have alot of linework sitting about my room in dire need of finishing, and this piece, which I sketched out (it was just a pencil sketch when I found it again in a pile of papers in my little 'briefcase') in mid-2004, was one of the ones I decided to finish...and now I submit it...because it's Poundhog Day...er...I mean Groundhog Day.

This is Alyssia Crowley, from my series of novels (Black Celebration), who works for the demon Prince of Fire Adramalech as his personal advisor, and like Joe Madureira's character Red Monika (from the Battle Chasers comics), she's supposed to be sort of a parody of the way women are often portrayed in American comics (hence why she's so busty even though you can't see the full...bust). As a matter of fact, this character started out as me seeing how big I could draw giants breats on a female and still keep her realistically proportioned (I have a full body picture I may finish and post later on. )...

So, anyway, enjoy the pic...and um...full view?

Description
Media Used:

0.5 Lead
IBM Computer Paper
Jimnie Gel Pens
PhotoShop 7.0
Painter 7

Brushes:

"Annika Von Holdt dot com"

Ozzy Osbourne
"Mr. Crowley"

Mr. Crowley, what went on in your head?
(Oh) Mr. Crowley, did you talk with the dead?
Your lifestyle to me seemed so tragic,
With the thrill of it all.
You fooled all the people with magic [sic];
(Yeah) You waited on Satan's call.

Mr. Charming, did you think you were pure?
Mr. Alarming, in nocturnal rapport.
Uncovering things that were sacred,
manifest on this Earth.
(Ah) Conceived in the eye of a secret--
And they scattered the afterbirth.

Mr. Crowley, won't you ride my white horse?
Mr. Crowley, it's symbolic, of course.
Approaching a time that is classic,
I hear (the) maidens call.
Approaching a time that is drastic--
Standing with their backs to the wall.
Was it polemically sent?
I wanna know what you meant,
I wanna know
I wanna know what you meant.
(Yeah!)

While my dad was in the hospital (for the last time), I spent alot of time working in PhotoShop since my online time was limited due to expecting a phonecall from the hospital at any moment that he was dead or dying. I have alot of linework sitting about my room in dire need of finishing, and this piece, which I sketched out (it was just a pencil sketch when I found it again in a pile of papers in my little 'briefcase') in mid-2004, was one of the ones I decided to finish...and now I submit it...because it's Poundhog Day...er...I mean Groundhog Day.

This is Alyssia Crowley, from my series of novels (Black Celebration), who works for the demon Prince of Fire Adramalech as his personal advisor, and like Joe Madureira's character Red Monika (from the Battle Chasers comics), she's supposed to be sort of a parody of the way women are often portrayed in American comics (hence why she's so busty even though you can't see the full...bust). As a matter of fact, this character started out as me seeing how big I could draw giants breats on a female and still keep her realistically proportioned (I have a full body picture I may finish and post later on. )...

So, anyway, enjoy the pic...and um...full view?