Princess Leia Solo by Gene Gonzales

This week we decided on Princess Leia as our subject. I thought I would do her as Leia Solo. :)

Copic Markers, Col-Erase pencils and ink on 9" x 12" watercolor paper.

Emma Frost by Joe Pekar

Since Gene picked the costume I was going to use ;) I went with the 'X' cut out version...I think I've only drawn this version of her once before (on a sketch card, if I remember correctly).

(I thought I'd try posting a photo instead of a scan this time...just to make it interesting)
watercolor on 9x12 paper

Emma Frost by Gene Gonzales

Emma Frost © Marvel Entertainment

I was done early so I thought I would post early. Emma is done in ink and watercolor on 11" x 16" watercolor paper.

Cosplay Girl Robin by Gene Gonzales

Robin © DC Comics

I hope you will agree with me, better late than never. :) My cosplay girl as Robin the Teen Wonder.

Watercolor and ink on 9" x 12" watercolor paper

Cosplay (super) girl by Joe Pekar

This week's theme was cosplay girls. So mine's just a little homemade Supergirl outfit this redhead made. :)

9"x12" watercolors on watercolor paper.

Captain Marvel by Joe Pekar

Another late entry this week for me. Of course I had no idea what Captain Marvel's (new?) powers were. But I did notice she had a new zipper on the front of her costume. so....

Copic Markers on 9x12 bristol.

Captain Marvel by Gene Gonzales

Captain Marvel © Marvel Entertainment

I have only drawn this version of Ms Captain Marvel a few times. I really like the redesign. I had to twist Joe's arm to make Captain Marvel this week's subject. :)

Done in ink, watercolor and some Copics on 11 x 16 Watercolor paper.

Lady Blackhawk by Joe Pekar

A little late on mine, but here she is. Not the most practical outfit for fighting nazis...unless her goal was to distract them first :)

Copic Markers with watercolor background colors on 9x12 bristol

Lady Blackhawk by Gene Gonzales

Lady Blackhawk © DC Comics

Welcome to week 2 of the revived 2 Point Perspective blog!

Here is my finished piece for this weeks subject. I always enjoy drawing Lady Blackhawk. This time I went a little overboard. :)

Digital art using Adobe Photoshop

Phoenix by Joe Pekar

Here's my Phoenix for this week's post. Gene and I got a laugh that we both came up with similar layouts (we don't let each other see what we're working on before we post the art). Though I decided to go with the Dark Phoenix version. :)
Copic Markers and acrylic on 9"x12" bristol

Phoenix © Marvel Entertainment

Phoenix by Gene Gonzales

Phoenix © Marvel Entertainment

We are back! First up for us is Phoenix. It was Joe's idea for the first post. Rising from the ashes and all that. This piece was done in acrylic and color pencils on 11" x 17" Strathmore bristol board.

We are back!!!

This Thursday marks a return to this blog!

We have been extremely busy over the last several months. But we are back and making a solid effort to put this blog back on a weekly schedule. Thanks for your patience and for writing us asking for us to continue. This weeks subject:

Phoenix!

But what version? Drop by on Thursday and find out. And please tell others.

Thanks!

Gene and Joe