Some creepy stuff today. These pieces were studies for the shades of Hades/angels/ otherwise dead people, drawn with white ink and acrylic paint on a bed of black ink. I've mentioned here and there that in its infancy the project that would become Olympians was a very different beast than what it eventually became, and this is probably the most concrete example of that difference I'm likely to post on this blog. Someday I hope to recycle a lot of my out-there ideas, like these guys, into another related, but very different, project.

So awesome! Maybe instead of average-Joe Asphodel Fields shades, you could use these as bases for Tartarus souls?
ReplyDeleteAlso, out of curiosity, in your new blog drawing with all the gods, is the little blond girl in the far left Hebe?
Yes, nice guess on Hebe. She gets her intro in the upcoming Hera book.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, I already finished Hades: Lord of the Dead before I rediscovered these guys, so they won't be the shades of Tartarus. They're too creeped out for me not to use them somewhere, though.