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I’ve had a new iMac for over a month and only realised the other day whilst I was finishing my Magdalena manip there was a function in Quick Time that lets you record the computer screen. So I decided to record a few minuets of me working on the Magdalena manip. Enjoy!
I have no idea if this film is still going ahead or whether or not Jenna Dewan is still playing The Magdalena but none this less here is an interpretation of what an on screen version of the character may look like. This seemed pretty straight forward, The Magdalena costume looked fairly easy to adapt on paper, but turned out to be very fiddly, all that gold trimming took ages! Probably about 13 hours work on this one.
And still more to come!
Still got more coming.
More coming later on today.
Yes, I’ve seen it, it’s too generic for it to be a rip off of my Wonder Woman designs so there’s no need for folks to get bent out of shape. Besides, mine looks better. 
Thanks for everyone who sent me the link and voicing their concerns.
I need anyone with an ebay account to head over and report these items being sold. These items are not meant for sale, I have not given consent nor do I imagine have the owners of the respective photographs used in the artwork. I need these taken down.
cgi.ebay.com/PF732-The-Dark-Knight-Batman-Poster-Ads-Movie-Postcard
http://cgi.ebay.com/PF734-The-Dark-Knight-Batman-Poster-Ads-Movie-
http://cgi.ebay.com/PF733-The-Dark-Knight-Batman-Poster-Ads-Movie-
I do not have an ebay account and cannot for the life of me find anywhere on their site to contact them to report this. Let me make this clear once and for all. The artwork on this site is not for sale.
UPDATE – Jan 02: I’ve been informed the items in question have since been removed. Thank you to all who help remove these from ebay, and a big thanks to Aparna for alerting me to the items being sold on ebay in the first place. I may have to do something in the future to avoid something like this happening again.
Got this blurred quote idea from some movie poster I saw a while ago (name of the film escapes me) and really liked the concept. Just trying to go for something a bit different than the usual kinda of character posters you get on your blockbuster type films, an almost indie film kinda feel. The quotes were fun to come up with, not being a screen writer these are the best I could think of, tried to think of lines that suit each character. I’m not the best writer so comment away if you’ve got other suggestions for character quotes.
Oh the pain, the awful, awful pain this one was. Still not 100% happy with everything in it but I really needed to get this completed before Christmas. Lady Sif looked easy on paper, but turned out to be one of the hardest things I’ve done. What didn’t help was inability to find decent stock images, the inability to find a decent quality image of Jaimie Alexander, and the trouble of coming up with a design for a character who’s had some wildly varying, and extremely appalling costume designs over the years. Here is the end result.
Kinda took bits and pieces from various Sif costumes, but kept the red and white theme which seemed to be the most common elements used. What’s the odds of Sif looking like this in Thor? I reckon I’ve got better chance of winning the lottery than getting this one even remotely close to what will end up on screen, so your guess is as good as mine. It did however give me a chance to use the lovely Jaimie Alexander as a model though, I foresee a big future for that young lady. 
I’ve come to like creating fake ‘Movie Stills’ for characters that don’t exist or for films yet to be released. I have the most fun with these type of artworks, I think it’s because I really like to push it to the limits in terms of how ‘real’ I can make them, sort of my own personal challenge. In this very big workshop I’ll explain the process I went through for my recent Supergirl image, it’s quite a bit longer than previous workshops because I felt that I couldn’t really sum up the process in a few paragraphs. For those following at home this was created in Photoshop, so I’ll be explaining things with the assumption that you have some basic knowledge of the program.
