Catwoman on rooftop

After putting this piece aside for a few months, I finally completed Catwoman on Rooftop. I'm quite happy with the glow from the skylight, the full moon and of course the sexy lady in uniform. Did you notice the hidden Batman?

Enjoy!

Jamie

Sorting things out

I want to clear any confusion about the Rolling Stone "Girls of DC" artwork posted in my DeviantArt gallery. I received some messages from fans asking when the issue would be available. I wish it were a 'real' project culminating with the publication of my work, but no, it's not the case. 

I am an art director by trade and I've worked in both web and publishing. The idea of a special edition issue of the Rolling Stone showcasing the girls of the DC universe was a fun way to blend my daytime job with my love of comics. 

Based on the feedback I received on the Wonder Woman and Supergirl pieces I posted online, I would say that Rolling Stone and DC should consider doing a similar project with maybe a different star artist for each one of the girls. 

 

And while we're on the topic of sorting things out, I should also clarify the situation with my Catwoman woman piece. I posted this piece as a work-in-progess in my DeviantArt and Facebook galleries and I have received emails asking if the pencils/inks are from Jim Lee or J. Scott Campbell.

The confusion is clearly my fault as I didn't sign my work. I'm sure if you check out the inks for this piece, you will be 100% certain that it's not Lee or Campbell... I wish! But to all of you who asked this question, I want to thank you for the huge compliment!

For the record, as of today, I have only coloured 5 inked pieces that are not my own work: 4 sequential panels of Fathom by Michael Turner and a Wonder Woman panel also by Turner.

Catwoman on rooftop

pencil & ink by Jamie Tyndall

This is the most recent panel scanned. Jamie is currently working on the colour version.

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