Art Appreciation Moment of the Day: Gene Gonzales

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Art Appreciation Moment of the Day: Gene Gonzales

By: Stephen Schleicher | July 10th, 2009

I REALLY wish I had the money to put Gene Gonzales on retainer to whip up sketches and drawings for this site (and my wall at Stately Spoiler Manor) because I really dig on everything he does. Since this is the Legion of Super Heroes week, I’m giving everyone a treat for Friday, and serving up three sketches by Gene featuring two of the ladies of the LoSH. Phantom Girl and Apparition are two different takes on the same character, but in Gene’s hands, the character really looks different.

What’s a LoSH? You haven’t been reading the Hero Histories, have you?

I did this Phantom Girl sketch in my sketchbook and decided to slap some quick color on it.

A couple of pieces from HeroesCon have shown up. First up, Apparition from the Legion of Super-Heroes for Karen. She sent this digital photo a few days ago and I am just now getting to it. This was done in her sketchbook.