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DC Heroines 2007 ©Kevenn T. Smith 2008: This piece depicts many of DC Comics’ heroines. They are represented in my favorite and idealized incarnations and artistic styles. The actual physical piece measures to approximately 14″ x 17″. Available as a semi-glossy print on finger-print-proof paper. 50
Pencil, ink, Prismacolor pencil, tempera, Photoshop. All Characters ©DC Comics 2008
DC Villainesses 2007 ©Kevenn T. Smith 2008: This piece depicts many of DC Comics’ villainesses. They are represented in my favorite and idealized incarnations and artistic styles. The actual physical piece measures to approximately 14″ x 17″. Available as a semi-glossy print on finger-print-proof paper. 50
Pencil, ink, Prismacolor pencil, Photoshop. All Characters ©DC Comics 2008
Poison Ivy ©Kevenn T. Smith 2008: An illustration of Poison Ivy that I did for a friend. I used the costume utilized by Terry Dodson in the “Harley Quinn” comic book series, which originated in the new style Batman: The Animated Series episodes based on Bruce Timm’s art.
Pencil, ink, Prismacolor pencil. Poison Ivy ©DC Comics 2008
He-Man ©Kevenn T. Smith 2008: A beefcake-y illustration of He-Man, most powerful man in the universe, that I did for an online fan group contest.
Pencil, ink, Prismacolor pencil, Photoshop. He-Man ©Mattel 2008
Oziana Cover 2005 ©Kevenn T. Smith 2008: Oziana is the official magazine of The International Wizard of Oz Club. This is my self-colored version of the wrap-around cover for the edition of Oziana published in 2005. The cover depicts many of the characters from both L. Frank Baum’s and Ruth Plumly Thompson’s Oz books enjoying an ice skating outing on a nice non-winter day.
Pencil, ink, Prismacolor pencil.
Jinjur’s Journal #2 ©Kevenn T. Smith 2008: This is a black and white illustration for the short story, “Jinjur’s Journal,” by Loralee Peterson that was published in the 2005 edition of Oziana magazine. This scene depicts Ozma and Dorothy visiting Jinjur’s farm near the end of L. Frank Baum’s third Oz book, “Ozma of Oz.”
Pencil, ink.
Jinjur’s Journal #1 ©Kevenn T. Smith 2008: This is a black and white illustration for the short story, “JInjur’s Journal,” by Loralee Peterson that was published in the 2005 edition of Oziana magazine. This scene depicts Jinjur befriending a white cow on her husband’s farm.
Pencil, ink.
Emerald City Landscape ©Kevenn T. Smith 2008: This is a landscape piece depicting a view of the Emerald City from the edge of Munchkin Country. The edges of the Quadling Country in the south and the Gilliken Country in the north can also be seen.
Pencil, ink, watercolor, Prismacolor pencil.
