Posted on 9/11/2021

I like this. This is really a bold and beautiful take on Wonder Woman. Congrats

Posted on 9/11/2021

Thank you! 

Posted on 11/20/2021

Congrats on getting your piece as a showcase in today's email from caf

1 - Posted on 11/20/2021

Thank you! First time for me! 

Posted on 9/12/2021

The curly hair on her is a great visual that more should adopt for dramatic drawings like this.

1 - Posted on 9/13/2021

Jill Thompson does draw some of the best curly hair!

Posted on 11/20/2021

Oh man, this coloring is amazing. The watercolor gives it such great texture. Congrats!

Posted on 11/20/2021

Thank you! I agree that she does great watercolor work!

Posted on 11/20/2021

Jill kocked it out of the park. Love the take on Wonder Woman.

Posted on 11/20/2021

Thank you for commenting!

Posted on 11/20/2021

In pre-Covid days, I would often help out western comic artists when they visited Japan. In one instance, I was with Ryan Benjamin when he was working on what seemed to be a perfectly fine Wonder Woman commission that was halfway finished, and, while I was there, he just tossed it because the pose wasn't right. Most of the artists I've been around put in a lot of thought into commissions like this and the way they want to present a chosen character in their style. To put it mildly, Thompson nailed the pose. I particularly like how she captures a sense of motion and action while keeping Wonder Woman's face passively stern. More than that, I see this and think, "This is how Wonder Woman should look." Cheers!

Posted on 11/22/2021

Thanks - I agree. I had to have it for a lot of reasons including the pose, the face, and Jill's lovely talent with watercolor. 

1 - Posted on 6/10/2022

STUNNING! I love the Mediterranean feel to her and the visceral, physical nature of her attack. Pure Amazon!

1 - Posted on 6/15/2022

Heck yeah she is! This is the style for Jill's Wonder Woman: The True Amazon book that was released in 2016.