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Vampire Guardian Angels is a comic book series written and created by Horror Author Lia Scott Price. Don't Pray. You Become Prey.
Saturday, January 9, 2016
Tuesday, January 5, 2016
Issue 6, Page 4 Drawing in Progress
Rough sketches/line art by artist Andrew Huerta, and drawings/details will be done by Lia Scott Price, and inked by Andrew Huerta. The third panel in the drawing will feature a cameo by black metal band Highland.
Monday, January 4, 2016
Issue 6, Page 3 Drawing in Progress
Some of the sketches and final drawing for page 3 of Issue 6. This is the cameo page for bands Arachnigod and Madrost. The line art was sketched by artist Andrew Huerta, and details drawn by artist Lia Scott Price. The page is now in inking by inker Andrew Huerta.
Issue 6, Page 1 Inking Progress
Inking in progress of Page 1 of Issue 6.
Drawn by artist Lia Scott Price with line art assistance from artist Andrew Huerta.
Inking done by inker Andrew Huerta.
Sunday, January 3, 2016
Introducing New Vampire Guardian Angel Characters "Angelorumrabidi"
Art by Andrew Huerta. Characters created by Lia Scott Price.
The Angelorumrabidi (their name means "Rabid Angels") are Jeromos's experiments to create a Vampire Guardian Angel-animal hybrid. They can also stand up like humans and their claws can become swords. However, they do not have wings and cannot fly. They are used as ground support forces for Jeromos's army. The names of the Angelorumrabidi that appear on the cover of issue 6 are Atunoss and Adraggell.
Saturday, January 2, 2016
The New Look for the Comic Book Series
Issue 6 will have a new look for the characters. They will be a lot more detailed and more anime-influenced. I’ll be drawing with line art assistance and inking from my new artist Andrew Huerta, a talented freelance professional who has worked for publishers like IDW Publishing, Dynamite Entertainment and BOOM! Studios.
I’m still keeping the same black, white and red color scheme and it will be little different from the previous “comic noir/Sin City" look from my previous artist, which were much more “abstract” and had less detail in terms of the characters. The new format will be more geared towards traditional action comics/anime style and a lot more detailed in terms of how the characters will look.
In other words, I’ve requested a complete re-design of the characters to have a more “action-figure” look. For instance, the character Jeromos previously had long hair, but now he has short hair and a more militarized, badass look in Issue 6.
Here's a before and after for Jeromos:
The best way I can describe it is like an animation will jump right off the pages. You can totally envision the new comics as an anime. We still want to preserve the feel of the stories. My new artist Andrew Huerta says that the comic series “has a vibe all its own” and he wants to keep that as much as possible. And I will still be featuring metal bands and cameos in the series.
I feel we just took the comic series to a much more exciting level, with its upcoming new art. And I’m on board for the first time as an artist for my own comic book series, and I have on board an incredible new artist, inker and drawing instructor. 2016 is going to be amazing!
I’m still keeping the same black, white and red color scheme and it will be little different from the previous “comic noir/Sin City" look from my previous artist, which were much more “abstract” and had less detail in terms of the characters. The new format will be more geared towards traditional action comics/anime style and a lot more detailed in terms of how the characters will look.
In other words, I’ve requested a complete re-design of the characters to have a more “action-figure” look. For instance, the character Jeromos previously had long hair, but now he has short hair and a more militarized, badass look in Issue 6.
Here's a before and after for Jeromos:
The character "Jeromos" before, (by former artist Andrew Setter)
The character "Jeromos" after, by new artist Andrew Huerta
I feel we just took the comic series to a much more exciting level, with its upcoming new art. And I’m on board for the first time as an artist for my own comic book series, and I have on board an incredible new artist, inker and drawing instructor. 2016 is going to be amazing!
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