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Caitlin Fairchild of Gen13. 11x14, cool and warm grey copic markers, white ink, and prismacolor white pencil.

Commission completed for pick-up at Heroes Con. This was a pose I had intended for Superman, if I ever had the time, but when I received the Fairchild commission, strength being her power/ability, I decided to apply it to her.

The client (Thanks Bill!) told me to go with either sexy or powerful, and I tried to kind of walk the line between the two. The idea with the worms eye is that she's either knocked you on your butt, or has just saved said butt, however you want to interpret it, which of course will affect whether it's more of a fighting or sexy pose - but I tried to make that as much viewer interpretation as presented in the art itself.

As an added hurdle, a pose from this angle can also be tricky when you're dealing with women, as there's always the possibility of it coming across as more sexist/objectifying than sexy/empowering. Still, if it's good enough for Superman...

Description
Caitlin Fairchild of Gen13. 11x14, cool and warm grey copic markers, white ink, and prismacolor white pencil.

Commission completed for pick-up at Heroes Con. This was a pose I had intended for Superman, if I ever had the time, but when I received the Fairchild commission, strength being her power/ability, I decided to apply it to her.

The client (Thanks Bill!) told me to go with either sexy or powerful, and I tried to kind of walk the line between the two. The idea with the worms eye is that she's either knocked you on your butt, or has just saved said butt, however you want to interpret it, which of course will affect whether it's more of a fighting or sexy pose - but I tried to make that as much viewer interpretation as presented in the art itself.

As an added hurdle, a pose from this angle can also be tricky when you're dealing with women, as there's always the possibility of it coming across as more sexist/objectifying than sexy/empowering. Still, if it's good enough for Superman...