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When most people had heard that there was a sequel coming, they groaned. The last movie had been a box-office bomb... but then rumor began circulating that Roxy was going to star. Roxy, so-famous-she-only-needed-one-name Roxy. She was the best actress of her generation, a genius whose brilliance hadn't been matched in years, and beautiful to boot, and if anybody could pull the franchise out of the trash, she was the one.

But then she began making odd demands, changes in the story, and she hired a bunch of weird occult people on the studio's dime, and there were strange lights coming from her hillside mansion every night. When she finally walked onto the set that fateful day, the director swallowed hard as one of the producers passed out: Maybe asking Roxy to play Spider-Girl wasn't such a good idea after all.

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This picture is actually turning out surprisingly good, much better than I'd expected. It was an attempt to see if I could do somewhat more American-style artwork than I usually do, and while I didn't successfully entirely de-anime-ify my style for it, it's still not half bad. This is... I dunno, about three or four hours, I think.

Either that, or you can blame my warped imagination being inspired by Wizard World Philadelphia last weekend.

Will I finish it? Beats the crap out of me. I'm getting notoriously bad at that lately.

Update: This version represents another three-ish hours of work over the previous version , done mostly during long downloads and while waiting for incredibly slow bureaucracy. Yes, I know I still haven't drawn her hands. I haven't shaded anything except her hair, either, and there's no background.

Description
When most people had heard that there was a sequel coming, they groaned. The last movie had been a box-office bomb... but then rumor began circulating that Roxy was going to star. Roxy, so-famous-she-only-needed-one-name Roxy. She was the best actress of her generation, a genius whose brilliance hadn't been matched in years, and beautiful to boot, and if anybody could pull the franchise out of the trash, she was the one.

But then she began making odd demands, changes in the story, and she hired a bunch of weird occult people on the studio's dime, and there were strange lights coming from her hillside mansion every night. When she finally walked onto the set that fateful day, the director swallowed hard as one of the producers passed out: Maybe asking Roxy to play Spider-Girl wasn't such a good idea after all.

________________________

This picture is actually turning out surprisingly good, much better than I'd expected. It was an attempt to see if I could do somewhat more American-style artwork than I usually do, and while I didn't successfully entirely de-anime-ify my style for it, it's still not half bad. This is... I dunno, about three or four hours, I think.

Either that, or you can blame my warped imagination being inspired by Wizard World Philadelphia last weekend.

Will I finish it? Beats the crap out of me. I'm getting notoriously bad at that lately.

Update: This version represents another three-ish hours of work over the previous version , done mostly during long downloads and while waiting for incredibly slow bureaucracy. Yes, I know I still haven't drawn her hands. I haven't shaded anything except her hair, either, and there's no background.