OK so I realize that when I talk here I usually yammer on about women and relationships and whatnot instead of about drawing which is supposed to be my main shtick. So this time I'm going to lean more in that direction for once.
Y'know how everyone has their favorite and least favorite genre's? Well I've decided that hands down my least favorite is Steampunk; not necessarily because of the look per se but more because of the fans who absolutely adore steampunk. These tend to be indie hipster douchebags and there's nothing I hate more than indie hipsters. When the philosophy on what's popular is based on disliking what's popular, I can't but think that there's some level of inherent retardation present.
On the flipside my favorite genre hands down would be anything post apocalyptic; cities in ruins and nomads or gangs running around ruling the streets. Mad Max shit, and anyone who thinks that Mad Max 2 is "steampunk" because it's in the desert and they have goggles can kiss my black ass. It is not! My second favorite would be anything urban, past or present, I love city environments; that's a part of my New York upbringing that I doubt will ever change.
What's interesting is that in a close third place and rapidly advancing is the medieval genre. It was when I realized that this can be used as more of a backdrop than an actual tangible element of the story. There's something about the system of Kingdoms and Knights and Lords and swordplay that instills a feeling I like in a world setting. With this in mind I am working on my first official story to be released independently to the public and it is set in that kind of backdrop. It's a loose medieval scenario so the wardrobe is armor mixed with a bit of urban (if you can imagine that), there's also ninjas, robots (not gear robots but terminator robocop style robots), zombies, demons, and who knows what else I might toss in.
I always thought that whatever my first official endeavor would be, it would be urban and strictly action adventure because that's something I both enjoy and do fairly well. However, recently I discovered my selling power in fanservice and sex appeal. I've always thought my female characters were sexy, but they were never meant explicitly for fanservice, they're just built curvy because that's how I like women. After a few months of pimping out sexy drawings and receiving a buttload of commissions I've decided to incorporate this aspect heavily into my first foray. Before anyone gets into things about me selling out for smut, I would like to say that there's still a whole lot of action and adventure lined up. I'm starting to storyboard now, I have the first three chapters written, and once I get all of those drawn up, inked, and lettered I plan on releasing them a page at a time in some kind of weekly webcomic format. Also in my defense some of my favorite artists such as Kouta Hirano of Hellsing fame got their start in hentai; as well as Isutoshi who is incomparable in his blending of humor, ecchi, and action in a whole catalogue of different series; action and sex go hand in hand in terms of selling power. Plus given that I've spent the majority of my early online artistic career in one particular group, the sexy angle appeals to a much larger crowd, but I digress, too much defense makes this seem like an excuse and I'd rather let the pictures speak for themselves. Here are sketch ups of the two main heroines Devi and Selena followed by designs for the bratty rival who will most likely be named Rosetta.
Devi
Selena
Rosetta
Hope y'all enjoy!
For those interested in more adult material I have an account on HF under the name BadmanBastich and a blogspot called Henthouse which I run with my lovely wife and the help of Greyflame.




































