[CONDORMAN]

original.

[10-4]

At first, I thought it was an original work but then I started noticing the morphing! I'm like Sherlock Holmes. I'd love to see the original. Who's the artist?

You're sharp. I can usually spot a morph a mile away, but I missed this one.

[CONDORMAN]

Having seen the original cartoon your version is FAR superior.

But the -nerve- of that guy asking her if she's qualified for the job instead of sticking to workplace friendly sexual discourse. ;D

An amazing painted alteration. I hesitate in saying morph because you've really gone the distance and rendered the enhanced figure of the mixed up secretarial pool hopeful.

Imagine a series set with that socially unconscious bombshell. While she seems like merely a vehicle for a punchline in the original strip with her fantasy physique now power packed there is much potential.  8)

Cowprobe your right on the money. I do morphs but in general morphing use "free transform" type tools. On this piece I stole the character and the original concept then drew new poses and muscles.

[TC2]

Condorman, it was convincing because you matched the skin tones and poses so well with the strip that it looked as though it was intended to be drawn that way.

You did a great job, and I do hope you consider doing more!

[Reason]

Wow, superb work! I too was completely clueless that it was an alteration. What's more, it looks like you're not very far away from being able to do an artwork of this quality from scratch.

[gettar82]

epic
period.

8)

[phenoms]

phy911 wrote:

original.

Does anyone have a copy of the original that they could re-post? I’ve never seen the original of this one. (I know the original artist is probably Rooie Oortjes, but I have not been able to find the original on my own.)

Thanks.

My Deviant Art Page (old stuff):
phenoms.deviantart.com

My Booru Gallery (new stuff):
phenoms.booru.org

Also
www.thevalkyrie.com/picthumb/p/phenoms/index00.htm
www.thevalkyrie.com/picthumb/p/phenom_fett/index00.htm

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