Started on my concept for the city in which Tendril hunts. It only has a base layer of colour and have done detail on the back ground factories. I'm trying to emulate comic book style and Ive noticed they use very minimal colours.

It is based off Liverpool as I live over the water in New Brighten (Spoiler- New Brighten will be named Old Brighten in the comic). My comic will be in its own world as well as our own. Like DC comics, they have Gotham and Metropolis that don't exists but at the same time they are in the USA and have all the world countries. Building my story like this will leave my world open for any designs changes as needed and will allow for new cities to be created. The main city where Tendril lives will me a mixture of a new york and final fantasy 7 style factories. It will also have slums and ultra modern houses showing the divide between the rich and the poor. i could not fit the entire city on without losing detail, so I chose to show the money driven sector. This is because the corporate body is a big part of the storyline.

This is my image for my fight scene that I decided to do for my concept.It is of the first moments when Lady Vengeance surprise attacks Tendril. I have tried to get across that these characters are very fast, in a split second they both have made their first move as well as their next is about to be played.

This piece is my mixed media experiment, I wanted to see if any particular media outlet would give my comic a style, look or maybe the reaction of materials would give my a seance of texture and help show depth and perspective. I have used pencil, ink, water colours, oil pastels and charcoal. I did like the way the charcoal reacted with the oil pastel, it started to speckle, (think it was the oil's doing in the pastel) and made a great effect for the metal in the image, giving a rusted or warn feeling.

                                                                   "Found you Sewer Rat"

This is the personal scene I wanted to get across in my concepts. The characters are deep in a personal conversation. I wanted to make this image dream like, so the viewer will question, is it all in her (their) head?
it is my first attempt of Canvas painting and Ive used water colour to get the base color, acrylic and pen inks to do the main fill of colour.

"We don't always see eye to eye"