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REMINDERS

COLOR and PNG format. No borders. Make sure the image matches my dimensions. 600 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

We just watched the premiere of a movie. It told the story of the Jewish false Messiah of the 1660s, Shabbtai Tzvi. An audience of Hasidic Jews was brought to the premeire as part of the publicity stunt for the movie. The ending disappoints and enrages the Hasidic Jews. They start to riot in the theater, and then the mob heads out onto the streets of New York.
At that moment, a blackout occurs. With all of New York in the dark, the images of the Hassidic riot - seen on cellphones -- astounds and transfixes the city.

Characters

well-dressed Jewish woman and other theater-goers, attendees at the premeire of the movie.

Description of action

This panel shows the audience fleeing through a corridor from the mob. The audience is dressed up for a movie premiere. The men are in dark suits and the women in gowns.
One of the woman is heard yelling as the crowd runs. She is a well-dressed Jewish woman. Please see reference for ideas for this woman. She is ony shown in this one panel, so you can make her look more or less as you please.

Reference Links

well dressed Jewish women

Caption

AS THE VIPS FLEE THE MOB, FRANCINE RITZ OF NEWARK MAGAZINE CRIES OUT.

Dialogue (I will do the balloons!)

Francine (well-dressed Jewish woman): This is crazy, these Hassids are nuts. And what am I gonna write tomorrow about seeing the movie with the worst denouement EVER?

Panel width (inches) 3.98

Panel height (inches) 3.14

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. (I will keep asking for this, it's important to me!)
  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.