Sketch dump of $10 and $20-tier art requests! (Patreon)

Behold,  folks, a bunch of Clip Studio Paint sketch sets based on art requests from the $10 and $20 tiers, including my first attempt at coloring in CSP—featuring Galacta, daughter of Galactus, no less! (And also including two old sets which featured recently requested characters.) 

A few words (assuming I get time enough on Friday morning to add further text to this post):

Catgirls with yarn! And also a "Lifebringer" version of Galacta (daughter of Galactus), the Marvel character I co-created with artist Hector "Elsevilla" Sevilla Lujan and editor Jordan White. (Apparently the Lifebringer riff is an iteration of Galactus that I was unfamiliar with.) 

I don't plan to do much color work in CSP, but this first test wasn't too unpleasant. Onward!

Hilariously enough, that image of Ann from Persona 5 is my take on the incredibly tall and lanky character design, which still wound up kinda short and squat. Almost considered stretching her out digitally before saying, "Ehh, that's good enough as is."

Above, an amusing request for an Empowered take on the famous(-ish) Neal Adams-drawn shirtless swordfight between Batman and Ra's al Ghul.

An old sketch set, obvsly, but I just didn't have the time to draw a new take on Chat Noir and Ladybug (and I quite liked this one), so here it is again!

UPDATE: Dagnabbit, I accidentally uploaded a cropped version that leaves off Lady Bug. Here she is:

Another old set, reposted here for the Shego take.

A new set, this time, featuring two things that I'd forgotten how much I hate drawing: heavily rope-intensive bondage poses and the g-d webbing on Spider-Man's suit, even in the preferable-to-me black-suit iteration.  The same thing happens with both, by the way: I lose interest as an artist immediately and just start scribbling haphazardly in a desultory "get this boring crap outta the way" fashion. (Seriously, with shibari-esque "thousand feet of bindings" imagery like that pose, I've considered just drawing a giant pile of rope with an unrestrained but nonplussed model sitting next to it.)

And, since I just included a bondage pic in the previous set, might as well repost a $20-tier art-request sketch set of imperiled lasses previously seen on the Wednesday DISTRESSED DAMSELS feature: 

Here's the Bettie Page pic that the Emp pose is based on:

Yeahp, folks, upgrade to the $5 tier and you get an extra weekly post of commissioned DiD material in both illustration and comics form. Huzzah!

Monday on this here Patreon: Life drawings as usual, folks! (Probably going to post a Party of Two update on Tuesday, BTW.)