315: Prey of Yesteryear
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Dear Patrons,
I’m dusting off a few of the past projects to go along with the new ones. There are times where I feel like I’m spinning plates, working on multiple projects at once. I know this may be a slow process, but eventually, and hopefully, towards the end, you’ll see a quickfire succession of stories being published. Laying down the groundwork of these tales have always been the hardest parts and also reining in my own self from adding more to my plate. It does feel a little like George R R Martin’s dilemma of finishing his Song of Fire and Ice series which seems quite unlikely now at his advanced age. Thankfully, I feel that I still have many years left in this and have room to keep getting better at this.
With that and this update, I present to you some revisitations of ladies past.
Bon appétit!
The story, all names, characters, and incidents portrayed in this production are fictitious. No identification with actual persons (living or deceased), places, buildings, and products is intended or should be inferred.
I. MAUSOLEUM
This project began as a commission and now the original sponsor has left the project. It is a shame as the story had potential. I had colored and completed the half-finished sketch of a scene from this story.
Image 1: (1 complete artwork in color)
Here’s a minor alternate version without pubic hair.
Image 2: (1 alternate version complete artwork)
And here’s one earlier version of a work in progress for those who’d like to see my process.
Image 3: (1 work in progress of a similar artwork)
II. THE MERMAID
This is one of the newer projects unlocked by a patron. One of my ongoing projects which currently goes by the title, MERMAID. This story has potential, but to avoid spoilers, I’ll leave the details light for now!
Image 4: (1 colored completed artwork)
The following two pieces depict various ways the perpetrators are manhandling the subject.
Image 5-6: (2 alternate version colored completed artwork)
III. OCCULTI VATICANI: CLAUSI CUM CLAVE
The following works in progress show a pair of scenes before the butchery, when the hairless is still alive, trembling, and breathing.
Image 7-9: (2 works in progress + 1 black & white sketch of a similar scene)
IV. LADIES OF YESTERYEAR
Here’s a shaded/colored piece of a previously worked on sketch of an older story some of you may remember called POSTMILLENNIAL.
Image 10: (1 shaded & colored work in progress)
And this one work in progress from the project MISSING IN JAPAN.
Image 11: (1 shaded work in progress)
And here’s one from the recent project DOOMED RAIDER.
Image 12: (1 shaded & colored work in progress)
V. BONUS SKETCHES
Here are some ideations from last update’s piece. Even though I had colored & touched up this piece, I feel some may find these “manhandlings” interesting enough for me to post.
Image 13-16: (4 black & white sketches of alternate versions of a previously published work in progress)