Getting a look at Philip Woolcott, proprietor (on paper) of Woolcott's Millinery, and leader (in the reports) of the Steampunk Vixens.
But he's not just a pretty face with puppy-dog eyes. He's an engineer almost as smart as Kelly, and a sharp-shooter almost as dangerous as Violet.
Emma taught him to play chess when he was little, and he's pretty good at it.
She recruited him to the team when he finished school, and they often work as a team in the field.
They developed a sign language code when they were children, and still use it for secret messages during missions, or to communicate when there's a risk of the bad guys overhearing them.
Steampunk Vixens is a creator-owned comic by Rachael Wells. The story is set in a millinery in Sevenoaks, Kent in the 1870s. And when the ladies of Woolcott's Millinery aren't making posh hats, they are busy saving the world.
Monday, November 5, 2012
Friday, October 26, 2012
The plot thickens
This week, we get a look at the local leader of Red Sigma. He's the one we see. The actual leaders are a secret cabal that control things from behind the scenes. He commissioned the death ray at their orders, from the scientist that they brought to him.
He's a chess master, and a dangerous swordsman. Elegant, calm, and entirely sociopathic.
Friday, October 19, 2012
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Introducing Vixens Vendredi
On Vixens Vendredi, through the magic of the time-distillation telegraph device invented by Kelly Quinn, you can ask questions directly to the team members --- and they will reply to you.
What would you like to know?
www.twitter.com/steampunkvixens
What would you like to know?
www.twitter.com/steampunkvixens
Saturday, October 6, 2012
Off hiatus
Had to put this one on the back burner for a while due to other projects and life in general. These things always take longer than you think they're going to.
In the meantime, I've been figuring out a bunch of back story and making plans. Not much interesting to see, but this project is still alive in case anyone is wondering.
Steampunk Vixens is on Twitter at https://twitter.com/steampunkvixens
Steampunk Vixens in on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Steampunk-Vixens/361624993884599
In the meantime, I've been figuring out a bunch of back story and making plans. Not much interesting to see, but this project is still alive in case anyone is wondering.
Steampunk Vixens is on Twitter at https://twitter.com/steampunkvixens
Steampunk Vixens in on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Steampunk-Vixens/361624993884599
Sunday, August 26, 2012
Hello new fans
Hi to everyone who stopped by Rachael Wells Art at FanExpo 2012 and picked up a bookmark for Steampunk Vixens. It was great meeting and talking with all of you.
FYI, Steampunk Vixens also has a Facebook page. Why not check it out?
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Steampunk-Vixens/361624993884599
FYI, Steampunk Vixens also has a Facebook page. Why not check it out?
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Steampunk-Vixens/361624993884599
Friday, August 10, 2012
Baby steps
I've been super-busy with other projects, but I've still been working away at this, mostly behind the scenes on stuff like plot and pacing for issue one.
In the meantime, I've done some sketching, and a little bit of graphic design. Because hey, a twitter profile photo that is not an egg is progress. Why not follow us at twitter.com/steampunkvixens
Here's a bit of what's in store.
Character design, Emma Woolcott, team leader and the brains of the outfit. She can use her charm to get people to tell secrets they didn't know they knew ... but it doesn't work on family.
Concept sketch, Philip Woolcott, younger brother of Emma. People give him credit for Emma's genius, despite his best efforts to deflect it and convince them Emma's the real brains. He's generally apologetic and deferential to Emma as a result of this.
In the meantime, I've done some sketching, and a little bit of graphic design. Because hey, a twitter profile photo that is not an egg is progress. Why not follow us at twitter.com/steampunkvixens
Here's a bit of what's in store.
Character design, Emma Woolcott, team leader and the brains of the outfit. She can use her charm to get people to tell secrets they didn't know they knew ... but it doesn't work on family.
Concept sketch, Philip Woolcott, younger brother of Emma. People give him credit for Emma's genius, despite his best efforts to deflect it and convince them Emma's the real brains. He's generally apologetic and deferential to Emma as a result of this.
Concept sketch Kelly Quinn, engineer, inventor, and all-around genius. She dressed as a boy so she could go to school, and that's where she met Philip, who recruited her to the team.
Concept sketch Violet, most dangerous human alive. Observant and insightful. And with a past that she doesn't discuss.
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