drewedwards
Well-Known Member
I do a comic book called Halloween Man. I write it, not pencil. Though I did create all of the characters within.
The female lead in the character is a character named Lucy. As am I an FA, I've always described her a thick/curvy/voluptous. Seldom do the pencilers draw her that way. Even if I provide photo reference for the body type in question. While I've been lucky though to work with some amazingly talented artists, this has been a source of slight annoyance over the ten years I've been doing this.
I know comic characters vary from artist to artist. So I try not to be a jack-booted asshole about it. But it kinda bugs me.
(Not sure if this is the right forum for this? Could be moved to off topic if need be.)
The female lead in the character is a character named Lucy. As am I an FA, I've always described her a thick/curvy/voluptous. Seldom do the pencilers draw her that way. Even if I provide photo reference for the body type in question. While I've been lucky though to work with some amazingly talented artists, this has been a source of slight annoyance over the ten years I've been doing this.
I know comic characters vary from artist to artist. So I try not to be a jack-booted asshole about it. But it kinda bugs me.
(Not sure if this is the right forum for this? Could be moved to off topic if need be.)
