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Published: 2007-09-14 07:32:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 100470; Favourites: 985; Downloads: 10167
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Robb Phipps is an amazing pin-up artist - not very strong on finesse, but very affective, his heroines (both muscular and "regular-sized"), just leaping off the page/screen at the viewer.He has a great new page at www.comicartfans.com/GalleryDe⦠where you can see a huge collection of his eBay and commissioned work, contact the man himself -and maybe get a buff Wonder Woman to call you own...
Anyway, here are my colors for a favorite Phipps drawing.
EDIT: Spruced Jes up, a bit...
Jan 2019: Magic Black Outline (TM) added.
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"You don't know how hard it is being a woman looking the way I do."
"It's even HARDER being a man looking at a woman looking the way you do."
lol. context.
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This is epic, I really wish more people would draw Jessica Rabbit as a hot muscle babe (I'd do it myself but I can't even draw stick figures)
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I absolutely love a muscular Jessica. By the way really love muscular ladies...but thats not a surprise huh? hehe. Great piece ,my friend.
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Well, if you love muscular ladies you can't really go wrong with Robb Phipps (and Yatz colors make everything even yummier, right?)
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Sure hope Roger doesn't get so intimidated by her working out that he experiences ... "performance anxiety" issues ...
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Let's hope there will be a sequel to that movie - with a new cast.
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love it. funny, sexy, ironic, all at the same time.
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If I were Roge, I'd be freaking ectatic having come home to this.
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nice work on the image how long did it take to draw it out?
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It was quite a long time ago, but I would guess painting Jessica would have been 4-5 hours.
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do you have anything in mind for the future?
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You mean, besides the usual doom & gloom? Well, I have been thinking about doing a series of super-heroine fights in Chicago; now, if I could only find some hi-res photos to use as background...!
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interesting, I'll keep watch for that.
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Gorgeous colouring! I think you've also improved the line art in the underlying drawing too (which was fantastic to start with as well). Thanks, man!
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I basically followed Robb's lines as is - this is what gives the painting the power; the rendering gives it the softer edge. All-in-all, I'm very happy with the result...
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Hot damn. I'm in middle of remaking this picture.
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