And the amazing part...?
When someone in the meeting asked me a question, I was still able to answer as if I'd been paying attention!
LOL. Yeah... it's was one of those days.
This is mostly crap, but I am fairly proud of the chick on the upper right. I think we've got a decent intial sketch down for Epiphany there. Gabriel (upper left) needs a lot of work. (But that was also done much earlier in the meeting, before I got too bored. LOL) Gretchen* (lower right) needs some additional translating to make her look a little more realistic, and a little less like her inspriration (Sora Hasegawa from Ah! My Goddess) but I can live with it for now. The guy in the middle (and lower left) started out as the protagonist, Edward, but I'm think he'll change a bit first. He may yet end up as either John or Paul, who are kind of like Edward's Left Hand and Right Hand men, respectively, or I might just keep him as he is, we'll see. (Yes, I realize I'm babbling here, and no one knows WTF I'm talking about, but these notes are as much for my own reference later on as anything else.) In any case I said I might throw up some of the early sketches, and this is about as early as it gets, although I didn't figured they'd come out of being bored in a team meeting. LOL.
Oh well.
You gotta have some fun wherever you are. That's my philosphy anyway.
*The other half of Gretchen's inspiration, comes from Faust which is a HUGE influence on the overall story. It's really sort of a modern, reinterpretation of Faust. Other influences include Death Note, Hell Girl, King Lear/Ran, MacBeth/Throne of Blood, and various non-Canonical Judeo-Christian (and other) mythologies, heavily re-interpreted. Meh... We'l see how it goes. Hopefully it will interest some one other than me, but I plan to do it anyway.