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Yikes! I've been trying to stockpile scheduled Patreon posts ahead of time to try to get ahead a wee bit, but plumb forgot about today's open slot; so, based on a Patron's art request from last month, here are some con sketches of X-Men's Rogue, harvested from my phone's camera roll. (Probably should've sized the pieces down so they're not 800K or more apiece, but didn't.)

A few words:

First and best is a piece drawn on a blank sketch cover in my hotel room at San Diego Comic-Con in 2018. 

Runner-up is an interesting high-contrast piece drawn at the Hero Initiative booth at Heroes Con in 2018. Proportions a bit off, but what the heck.

Added some metallic gold Sharpie to this one to jazz it up a bit.

Boring, but better than nothin', I say!

Not 100% sure that date is 2015 and not 2013, but I'm leaning towards the former, as I believe this current, two-color con sketch format kicked off in 2014.

Note: If I have photocopies of enough of 'em—and I am by no means sure of that—I might do a Vintage Con Sketch feature on Friday featuring more Rogue sketches from the bygone era  of the early 2000s, when I was doing a ton of such commissions.

TOMORROW ON THIS HERE PATREON: For the $5+ tiers, the weekly Distressed Damsels feature rolls on as we continue serialization of a goofy but shockingly lengthy story of a very familiar damsel bedeviled by a gluegunning bad guy (and others).

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chantienyee

Goddammit these are amazing!

WulfMan72

Love your rendition of Rogue!

Strypgia

For all the press and story-time attention she gets, I've always found Rogue a rather boring at best character, verging on 'why are you even here?'. But your versions are much more interesting and dynamic, somehow. Less static than canon, at the least.

T.Geist

Very Big rogue fan here..if was in the area...probably would've have been one those commissioners too,lol

KranberriJam

Really dig the contrast work in the first two pieces.

Ross Fisher-Davis

I remember seeing the savage lands one the same con you did my own commission!