Tiina just sent me this picture of her Poison Ivy colored. It's so good I just had to post it!
Showing posts with label DC Comics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DC Comics. Show all posts
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Batman nemesis Poison Ivy by Tiina Birgitta Räisänen
Tiina Birgitta Räisänen, the amazing artist of the Brilliant Bella, has taken a little time out of her schedule to do this beautiful picture of Batman nemesis, Pamela "Poison Ivy " Isley!
Monday, February 21, 2011
Wonder Woman in Sensation Comics #1 by Tiina Birgitta Räisänen!
An actress has been picked to play the new Wonder Woman! Adrianne Palicki has landed the coveted role in a forthcoming TV series based on the iconic comic book superhero made famous by Lynda Carter in the 1970s.
In honor of star Adrianne Palicki being picked to play Wonder Woman, the Brilliant Bella artist, Tiina Birgitta Räisänen has done a sensational recreation of one of Wonder Woman's very first appearances in Sensation Comics #1, published all the way back in January 1st, 1942!
Friday, February 18, 2011
Catwoman Original art work by Tiina Birgitta Räisänen for sale!!!!
Check out this one of a kind, original art work of the Batman nemesis Catwoman by Brilliant Bella artist Tiina Birgitta Räisänen! Tiina is offering this work of original art for sale for only 40 British pounds! In this picture Tiina has her standing in a lushly detailed forest environment, like a black panther in it's natural habitat!
Here is a close up of this work. Check out the beautiful details of the branches and leaves on the trees!
Catwoman is one of the earlier and most popular of the Batman's rogues gallery! She first appeared way back in the spring of 1940 in the original Batman #1 comic book! Only she wasn't the costumed clad beauty we see today, but rather she was rather a simple cat burglar called the Cat minus mask and costume.
Catwoman and Batman are famous for having a romantically charged rivalry. In the late 80's she was featured in the hugely popular Batman - Year One story arch by the legendary Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli! In it they recreate the Catwoman origin. They make her a former prostitute/Dominatrix turned criminal. She is no longer stealing as a way to get rich quick but rather as a way out of her debilitating poverty and a way to bring justice to the corrupt rich which prey on the poor. A kind of modern day Robin Hood.
Afterward DC comics took advantage of her popularity and gave her her own series. It was a hit and lasted until issue #96 in 2001 when they rebooted her character again. Writer Ed Brubaker and artist Darwyn Cooke later joined by artist Cameron Stewart recreate Catwoman into a cyber-punk protector of Gotham's east end. This is the version that Tiina has illustrated here.
Here is a close up of this work. Check out the beautiful details of the branches and leaves on the trees!
Catwoman is one of the earlier and most popular of the Batman's rogues gallery! She first appeared way back in the spring of 1940 in the original Batman #1 comic book! Only she wasn't the costumed clad beauty we see today, but rather she was rather a simple cat burglar called the Cat minus mask and costume.
Catwoman and Batman are famous for having a romantically charged rivalry. In the late 80's she was featured in the hugely popular Batman - Year One story arch by the legendary Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli! In it they recreate the Catwoman origin. They make her a former prostitute/Dominatrix turned criminal. She is no longer stealing as a way to get rich quick but rather as a way out of her debilitating poverty and a way to bring justice to the corrupt rich which prey on the poor. A kind of modern day Robin Hood.
Afterward DC comics took advantage of her popularity and gave her her own series. It was a hit and lasted until issue #96 in 2001 when they rebooted her character again. Writer Ed Brubaker and artist Darwyn Cooke later joined by artist Cameron Stewart recreate Catwoman into a cyber-punk protector of Gotham's east end. This is the version that Tiina has illustrated here.
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