I Don’t Read My Own Poetry

But today my brain wouldn’t leave me alone till I did fan art for my books whose IP is currently not mine. Yeah, it would make a great cover, wouldn’t it?

Anyway, I’m in late-stage showing people my drawings. Who knows? Maybe you’ll put it on the fridge…..

UPDATE: Nat’s face was just WRONG. So I went in and fixed things. Bonus, you can now see that he’s keeping an eye on the madman next to him (and he not wrong. He’s a manicac but he’s the saneish one in that association.)
Because some comments would otherwise be incomprehensible, I’m keeping the original (smaller) underneath.

UPDATE: Nat’s face was just WRONG. So I went in and fixed things. Mostly because it wouldn’t leave me alone till I did. Bonus, you can now see that he’s keeping an eye on the madman next to him (and he not wrong. He’s a manicac but he’s the saneish one in that association.)
Because some comments would otherwise be incomprehensible, I’m keeping the original (smaller) underneath.


33 thoughts on “I Don’t Read My Own Poetry

    1. I’m redoing-re-rendering in the background because one of the faces was completely wrong, and it wouldn’t let me not fix. After this, I’ll leave it alone though. (Yes, I develop weird ticks when stressed.)

  1. Oh, that’s much more Nat-looking!

    (Btw, I didn’t mean the Perfect Tommy thing as a crack. But it’s amazing how much the face/eye expression makes it not-Perfect-Tommy. Perfect Tommy doesn’t deign to notice things.)

    I think that’s one of the fun things about sf/fantasy art — people often have very speaking expressions, whereas a lot of museum-type-art… doesn’t. Or the expressions are very subtle.

    1. Well, I changed with a completely different character (though it’s similar.) The other one I couldn’t get the EYES to show.
      OH, Nat is IMMACULATE. It’s part of his schtick. Because he knows if he loses control things will get ugly. So I got the Perfect Tommy thing.
      Anyway, it bugged me till I changed it.

  2. Through Fire, is it? I hadn’t recognized the scene.

    I don’t want to be body-shaming anybody but somebody (and I don’t mean Nat) might want to lose some weight and spend time on the exercycle. Even in a military tunic and scowling, man-boobs do not inspire submission.

        1. While they appear in “Through Fire”, they aren’t the Main Characters of “Through Fire”.

          Perhaps, you should reread Sarah’s books. 😉

          1. My apologies — the memory ain’t what it once was, or at least not what I remember it being.

  3. You’re right, Nat looks half asleep in the bottom picture. Not what you’d expect from somebody preparing for a shootout.

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