This piece was made during my first DBA course, as I felt that even an interesting professional course would be a waste if I don’t draw anything. Can’t say she’s amazing, but that’s really the lecturer’s fault; couldn’t he be a little more boring?

One of a few sketches done during a long weekend in the base, where I got to know an amazing friend, read a lot, draw a little and yes, naturally, perform my oh-so-boring duty. Isn’t he a little dish?

There was a time when I drew Angela whenever I felt angry, impatient or put down. It’s been a while since, and this is not a very typical sketch from that time, but that’s a nice story. When I was upset, my Angelas would be furious, and usually crouching in a very threatening position, unlike this calm model here. Still, I like her.

This drawing is one of a series I made for sale on a small yard sale of comics, when the biggest comic-con in Israel wouldn’t include more than twenty people. Ah, the good “comics world” days… Anyhow, most of them weren’t sold, and I couldn’t bear to sell them later when people were interested, so I still keep most of them around.

This face was supposed to be angry. Well, I got better with time. Anyhow I like it, and not less do I like the tribal copy, that got the name “Vampirella” by my husband. Go figure why… LOL.

Well, actually it was a plain “girl on the bar” gig that I felt i wanted to put a little more into, and I just left her forehead hair white, so… Of course it’s rouge. She’s good looking, sassy and had a white lock of hair. What? She’s not dressed enough? Well, petty people, you’ll just have to make do.

This horse was a great way to pass my last day at work before the army. It was a quiet Friday shift, I was alone and finished all the paperwork, and although I felt a little guilty, I liked the result a lot. It was drawn using a regular HB office pencil on dot-matrix printer paper (yes, the one with the holes on the side).