I modeled for myself for this drawing. The thing is, when you sit in front of a mirror, then run to draw, return to the mirror and so forth – you get pretty crappy results. Nowadays I’d take a picture and print it on the spot. Anyhow, I adore the result. Another funny thing is I finished everything but the lightning, and then pondered for about a month how to approach it – finally I just drew it with my then-brand-new Wacom tablet. Storm is one of my favorite characters, and I enjoyed making this portrait of her so much!

This was my first attempt in coloring a pencil drawing. I like the result a lot. There’s something sweet about that painting – she’s not even cocky as I usually make Rouge but shier I suppose.

This was a chance to try out a new set of pens. I had no muse whatsoever, so I quickly sketched a leaning woman, put the phoenix uniform on her, and got to the point of trying my pens. I kind of like the result.

I did this sketch on a lecture that didn’t fascinate me much. It was during my reading of the Extreme X-Men title, and I gotta say, I loved the outfit they gave storm there, and the whole line of art in general. When I like something, I tend to sketch it.

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.

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.

OK, she’s a bit teasy, but she really was in Extreme X men. I liked the outfit and art there a lot and enjoyed sketching it several times.