I would just find someone online like on an image forum to maybe draw a sketch up for you but otherwise not really sure. On the topic however, what about programming man. Think about it. He can program things into real life. Like in snow crash's virtual reality. posted by Javed_Ahamed at 5:21 PM on September 22, 2008
If you're at college (or near one), then try finding someone in an illustration class. The one here makes people dray a comic book for a class assignment. posted by theichibun at 5:26 PM on September 22, 2008
Javed_Ahamed, we have a very specific hero in mind, who has very specific powers, acquired said powers in a very specific manner, and is already very recognizable in real life. Sketches would likely not be needed - more like someone to translate existing stories from the written page to the drawn page. In fact, that may be a better route - perhaps these should just be written out in hopes thatan artist would be intrigued enough to volunteer a collaboration.
theichibun, that is an excellent suggestion, thank you. There are several large universities nearby. posted by An Infinity Of Monkeys at 5:30 PM on September 22, 2008
Is there an alternative newsweekly where you live? In Seattle, the Stranger has a call to artists section in their classifieds for people looking for contributors/collaborators. posted by cirocco at 6:20 PM on September 22, 2008
There is a forum dedicated to this stuff.
http://www.thecomicforums.com/forum2//index.php?act=idx posted by Ponderance at 6:29 PM on September 22, 2008
a graphic arts company, possibly a freelancer posted by docmccoy at 9:42 PM on September 22, 2008
Given the glut of superhero comics on the market and the sheer difficulty of attracting a collaborator (hint: it involves you paying them), and the fact that you seem to have very clear ideas already, why not write asuperheronovel? posted by bettafish at 7:11 AM on September 23, 2008
If you are near WDC/Baltimore, I can recommend someone you might want to talk to. Or I guess you could do it "long distance" if you're further away. MeMail me if you'd like the info. posted by KAS at 10:42 AM on September 23, 2008
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