Friday, April 24, 2015
F is for Frey - A to Z Character Challenge
F is for Frey! Another character from my series Wolves of Sariel.
Frey was a Mexican American man who became a very important member of the Wolves, which is the same group of psuedo-religious vampires that Delilah was a part of. Unlike Delilah though, Frey saw the importance of having an organization as he knew that power is often the only language that people can understand. A potent boxer before he was turned, Frey's existence on the streets made people think twice about crossing the line into evil, and his use of a bizarre object to create white flame meant that every body he left behind was a torch to remind people that he was out there looking out for good people. Unfortunately I didn't get to draw all of the most interesting scenes of him, but maybe one day I will.
Tools: Zebra brush pen and Pentel pocket brush
Paper: Stillman and Birn gamma sketchbook
Labels:
art,
boxer,
challenge,
character,
diversity,
drawing,
fighter,
fire,
flame,
frey,
hispanic,
illustration,
indie comics,
inks,
jorge santiago jr,
making comics,
mexican,
punch,
stillman and birn,
vampire
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