in the meantime, here's a wonder woman i painted today-yes that's right-for the third annual wonder woman day held by the wonder woman museum up in portland, oregon. it's a benefit for domestic violence shelters, and i was pleased to contribute. here, princess diana is reading the new york times op-ed page with some coffee and chocolate biscotti. yes, that is something somewhat resembling a carnation on the table. ah! breakfast, at last. now where are those invisible jet keys?
hehe... cool take
ReplyDeletesoo cute!
ReplyDeletehaha thanks guys!
ReplyDeletehahaha, that's great man.
ReplyDeleteLove your work. Even that table is amazing.
ReplyDeleteLove it.
ReplyDeleteI really like her calves and her tiny tiny feet. Lovely pose...the cat is a nice touch.
ReplyDeleteso charming!
ReplyDeleteHaha, i LOVE the biscotti you got in there
ReplyDeleteYour Wonder Woman looks kinda mom-ish (in a good way, of course), like she's going to go pick the super kids up from school in the invisible jet and she just took a minute for herself with the biscotti and the paper...maybe it's because of her little poochy tummy (WW is usually drawn with abs of steal or whatever).
ReplyDeleteTotally charming, as usual!
that's really cute! i just wanted to say thanks for posting those thoughts about the process of drawing. it was definately a good read. and i really enjoyed the post about exaggerating the pose in Tom's class! Thanks! They were very helpful and motivational. =)
ReplyDeleteThat's really cute! I like it that she has biscotti just like regular people do :)
ReplyDeletereally cute!
ReplyDeleteNick... I love this side to her, your piece is so very charming!
ReplyDeleteHi! I like this illustration!! is cool! love the cat :)
ReplyDeletenice interpretation, I like!
ReplyDeleteI got outbid. Do you know how much this ended up going for?
ReplyDeleteYaaay! This is awesome Nick. I wonder what's going to happen to the cat after he touches her lasso of truth.
ReplyDeleteWill he have a feline confession.
Hey, thanks everyone!
ReplyDeleteThis was a lot of fun to do, and I enjoyed taking Wonder Woman to... boringly domestic heights! I don't know how much the final piece went for: at least a couple hundred dollars. Overall I think the auction was a big success, and it got me drawing comic book characters for a little while, which is no small thing...
Hmm, always pictured Wonder Woman as more of a scone gal.
ReplyDeleteNick, I love that. I want it. Tell me who I need destroy to get it.
ReplyDeleteMy bid of $225 wasn't enough to win it...
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