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Thanks for the awesome fan art of X-Key!

Came across a comic today that had a really cool primary character design. Had to do some fan art.

Sometimes, less is more. With just a few accents, Jonathan made this stylized sketch.

Drawings of X-Key for New York Comic Con. 

Working on pages for the X-Key webcomic you can read over at highoctanerevolution.com (that’s a mouthful). Gotta love Wacom! 

Just really felt like drawing Lilith today. The original sketch was drawn with pencils and ink, then colors, shading values, and line art were added in Photoshop using a Cintiq 24hd drawing tablet.

NYCC Part  1- Daniel and I are just settling down in Philly and pulling our Kickstarter campaign in to full gear, but we wanted to share some photos from the floor of New York Comic Con. A big thank you to everyone who took the time to come and visit our booth, and a very special thanks to our friends who came by and visited the booth! Many came from other parts of the country to share this launch event with us, so thank you. I also want to personally thank the members of Team X for doing a stellar job. I am still kind of tired and actually coming down with some kind of cold, but seeing the energy on the floor really motivates me to keep going and push harder to move our project forward! (This is a multi-part post so please take a look at the other photos as well)

Just a quick headshot of X-Key.

Jonathan’s brother, Jason, did the keyframes for this quick cut of X-Key on her bike. Then it was passed to me for tweening. 

An old rough animation of X-Key doing a backflip.

A little under a week is left until the convention and we can't wait to showcase X-Key in our hometown! Here is some of the promotional materials we will be using. X-Key and Lilith Flyers and four stickers that will be at C2E2.