I HAVE FINISHED THE PICTURE. Yes, this is the pic that chomiji won from me for Sweet Charity mumblety-many months ago. JUST IN TIME FOR WHOEVER WINS ME IN LIVELONGNMARRY!
It'll be posted after chomiji's seen the final version. :)
I just got a story acceptance, which means I expect some spending money to come in. (Basically, the deal is that money I make from selling short stories is mine, mine, mine, because it's not reliable income, it's just something extra that happens from time to time.) *eyes narrow* I really want to win that auction, but we'll see how high the bidding goes!
I do have a question, though: what I have in mind is a picture of two characters from Paper Knives, and one of them has a detached shadow--just a plain silhouette, but it moves separately from him. (It's a form of magic.) Would the shadow count as a character in itself, too, for illustration purposes? I don't want to ask you to draw more than what you've offered, if I should win your estimable services!
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I do have a question, though: what I have in mind is a picture of two characters from Paper Knives, and one of them has a detached shadow--just a plain silhouette, but it moves separately from him. (It's a form of magic.) Would the shadow count as a character in itself, too, for illustration purposes? I don't want to ask you to draw more than what you've offered, if I should win your estimable services!
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Nah, I don't think the shadow would, because it shouldn't be as complicated to draw as a full human figure.