Resting on my laurels again. The guitar is a mashup of a Jaguar and a Rickenbacker 330. I call it a Jaggenbacker.- Short scale rosewood neck with triangle fret markers
- Semi-hollow body with cat’s eye f-hole
- Rickenbacker toaster neck pickup & Jaguar bridge pickup
- Mustang bridge
- Jaguar vibrato
- I'm not sure what the switches on the upper bout would do, some sort of high pass filters? Built-in boost? Jazz circuit?
The guitar is plugged into an amp I named Rita because it's a "little red head" (haw haw haw).
I'm not too crash hot about the design for the siren in Borderlands 2. The hair is cool, and I like the contours of the body suit, but I don't like the long-ish face or the wetsuit & cargo pants look.
This started out in my sketchbook, but I redrew the head from scratch in Photoshop and as a result the hair isn't quite right and the face isn't as thin and long as it should.
Looking at it now, it seems like a big step back in quality, but I was quite happy with it when I was doing the linework.
The design isn't accurate to the description in the book, but based on the drawing on the cover of an old edition.
Watching: Dawn of the Dead & Day of the Dead by George Romero, Hugo 3d by Martin Scorsese, Boardwalk Empire by Terence Winter & Tim Van Patten, Moneyball by Bennett Miller
Reading: Stand on Zanzibar by John Brunner, The Dark Half by Stephen King
Listening to: Jack White - Blunderbuss
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