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REMINDERS

COLOR and PNG format. No borders. Make sure the image matches my dimensions. 300 DPI or better resolution (prefer 600 dpi)

I will do any BALLOONS - dialogue or captions.

Commercial Use!! I am writing a book that I hope to sell!!

Below is the description for the panel I am assigning. Please the review the panel and the overall project description, and ask any questions. If you confirm it is OK, I will accept your proposal.

Background info for this panel

Shlomo (protagonist) has written a screenplay, and now it is opening night. Shlomo and his wife have just arrived at their seats and are talking with Judy Aptowitz, the screenwriter on the team.

Characters

Everyone is dressed up for opening night.
Shlomo Frumest, main character. Usually pictured in dark suit and tie, white shirt, yarmulke. Here is Shlomo.
Shonda Frumest, his wife. Here are examples of Shonda. For this panel, please show her hair, do not show her in the cap as in the first panel. Black evening dress, dress sleeves should be full length, dress length should cover her kneees.
Judy Aptowitz head writer. She is modelled on Justice Elena Kagan, but in her early 40s. Justice Elena Kagan Black evening dress.

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Description of action

Shlomo and Shonda are at the opening in the VIP section. They are talking with Judy Aptowitz, the screenwriter. Characters are shown, left-to-right, as Shlomo, Shonda, Judy.

Caption

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Dialogue (I will do the balloons!)

Judy: “So nice to see you again, Shlomo."
Shlomo: “I’m thrilled to be here. This is my wife, Shonda. You have to come visit us in Woodbury if you get out there.”
Judy: “I’d love to – I’m going to see my parents over Chanukah, so I will ping you.”

Panel width (inches) 3.98

Panel height (inches) 3.41

Reference Links

Shlomo
Shonda
Elena Kagan, model for Judy Aptowitz character, but should be portrayed as a younger person in her early 40s.

NOTES FOR ARTISTS --- PLEASE READ --- PLEASE READ

  1. I have a day job, and also I am not available Friday night and Saturday day, so I don't always respond quickly. I appreciate your patience.
  2. I hope to eventually publish this graphic novel, and would like to properly credit all the artists. Please provide name, location, email/website/instagram/etc. if possible.
  3. Please provide a sketch or line drawing so I can make sure the dialogue balloon fits and that I have provided good direction.
  4. Please make sure we you have no further questions, then let me know that you agree to do this panel and I will approve your offer.