CGAN Sept. 2014 Challenge - The Wrath of Kat - WIP

Good starts off all so far. Thought I should join in even though cats and cat ears especially are not my strong point ( I don't know what my strong points are by the way except insecurity) any way here we go.

Hmm I've never tried to do an anthropomorphic furry before and after a mighty struggle I'm not sure I'll be doing it again.
I realise it doesn't quite fit the brief but the challenge entertained me enough to try and do a lion-ish portrait of Ricardo Montalban (the definitive Khan) complete with his epic cleavage!
Sadly it ain't working like I imagined (how do you get human expressions with animal anatomy?!?)
Ì'll give it one more go and if it doesn't improve I'll ty something else instead.

Some nice works going on. Look forward to seeing the final images.

Actually Valance, I think this WIP is really good! I too struggle with this kind of thing, but this is looking fine to me! The eyes are just right I think.

Keep it up!

Valance Good work like it

Not decided yet on sex of my Kat
here is an update

It never crossed my mind to do a female Khan/Kaat and now it seems like the best thing ever. I always fail to have great ideas like that.

In other news: I think Banj's Shere Khan reference is truly inspired. That kind of sneering chin is just the kind of thing that suits this character.

>eagerly awaits everyone's updates while neglecting my own attempt<

Getting there.

Oaktree- That's looking really good, it would look good male or female.
Valence- You have his eyes and cleavage just right. He is the definitive Khan for sure.
Banj- I really do like that heroic pose and stong jaw.

Keep em coming.

Hello all, happy painting going on!!!

Here my update:
It was a bit silly of me but I didn't know where the "The Wrath of..." came from. But then I thought: Hey... lets google it. So I saw the Khan-character... and I needed some time to recover from seeing mister fashion victim ... so I've added an element that refers to his cloting. I going to keep the helmet and the cape, because I think it can be used in a story: The Wrath of Kat Strikes Back.