Guitars, Guns & Greenery

Resting on my laurels again. The guitar is a mashup of a Jaguar and a Rickenbacker 330. I call it a Jaggenbacker.

- Short scale rosewood neck with triangle fret markers
- Semi-hollow body with cat’s eye f-hole
- Rickenbacker toaster neck pickup & Jaguar bridge pickup
- Mustang bridge
- Jaguar vibrato
- I'm not sure what the switches on the upper bout would do, some sort of high pass filters? Built-in boost? Jazz circuit?

The guitar is plugged into an amp I named Rita because it's a "little red head" (haw haw haw).

I'm not too crash hot about the design for the siren in Borderlands 2. The hair is cool, and I like the contours of the body suit, but I don't like the long-ish face or the wetsuit & cargo pants look.

This started out in my sketchbook, but I redrew the head from scratch in Photoshop and as a result the hair isn't quite right and the face isn't as thin and long as it should.

Looking at it now, it seems like a big step back in quality, but I was quite happy with it when I was doing the linework.

I've been trying to write some stories to turn into short comics and I toyed with the idea of setting a story in the world of Day of the Triffids.

The design isn't accurate to the description in the book, but based on the drawing on the cover of an old edition.    






Watching: Dawn of the Dead & Day of the Dead by George Romero, Hugo 3d by Martin Scorsese, Boardwalk Empire by Terence Winter & Tim Van Patten, Moneyball by Bennett Miller
Reading: Stand on Zanzibar by John Brunner, The Dark Half by Stephen King
Listening to: Jack White - Blunderbuss