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The Girl Who Waited

It's an irritating truth that it's easier to place your friends and family behind other concerns. I've been working on client stuff and traveling and all that, so when my friend Jesse asked me to start off his new Doctor Who-themed sketchbook, it took way too long for me to get to it. But, three-and-a-half months later, I did.

There's part of the chain of events that works out, though. I felt I'd taken so long that I really had to up my game on the sketch.

The Girl Who Waited

The subject, which should come to no surprise to anyone who knows me, was Amy Pond.

I got to break in my new Copic markers on this one. I haven't done much with them in previous sketches, and I find I really like them. It gives them a lot of pop. I'd always had the idea of making Amy's hair the only color on the piece, but since the Doctor did such a great job describing how vivid a blue the TARDIS is, I scanned a rough and did a rare color test, to see if I should make the time traveling box blue. The tests are below. I leave it to you to decide if I made the right choice.

Amy in GrayAmy in Blue

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categories: Commissions, Drawing Table, General, good times---good times, Hotsheet, Love and Capes, Portfolio
Wednesday 12.07.11
Posted by Thomas Zahler
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