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Lastly we have a quick commission done for as a companion piece for his Centurion Legacy fanstory. I've always gotten a Ghost in the Shell vibe from his story, and when he wanted me to draw his cyberpunk Kim Possible here, I thought it might be cool to pay tribute to Masamune Shirow, the creator of Ghost in the Shell, and do an homage to the cover of his artbook, Intron Depot. (Which I feel is one of the coolest covers ever made. I even have a poster of it hanging in my room.)

I loved Masamune Shirow's work back in the day, I really did. His artwork in the Ghost in the Shell manga, along with Batman: Mad Love, was one of the driving forces in my formative years that showed me that comic art could be more than just the mainstream house styles we had for decades, that there was a place for a more cartoonier style and you could tell some amazing stories and concepts with it. (This was back in the day when he did everything by hand, before he shifted his artistic focus to more CGI and 10w40 motor oil... I wish I was joking.)

Anyway, I hope you like how it turned out.

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Lastly we have a quick commission done for as a companion piece for his Centurion Legacy fanstory. I've always gotten a Ghost in the Shell vibe from his story, and when he wanted me to draw his cyberpunk Kim Possible here, I thought it might be cool to pay tribute to Masamune Shirow, the creator of Ghost in the Shell, and do an homage to the cover of his artbook, Intron Depot. (Which I feel is one of the coolest covers ever made. I even have a poster of it hanging in my room.)

I loved Masamune Shirow's work back in the day, I really did. His artwork in the Ghost in the Shell manga, along with Batman: Mad Love, was one of the driving forces in my formative years that showed me that comic art could be more than just the mainstream house styles we had for decades, that there was a place for a more cartoonier style and you could tell some amazing stories and concepts with it. (This was back in the day when he did everything by hand, before he shifted his artistic focus to more CGI and 10w40 motor oil... I wish I was joking.)

Anyway, I hope you like how it turned out.