April O'Neil b&g by Vince Wyler again! :)

[somedude37]

Hey guys, just uploaded a special piece to my gallery on DA that Vince Wyler did for me which I think you will be very interested in checking out. It features the classic original TMNT cartoon version of April O'Neil bound and gagged by an equally classic villain from that show. He's rarely seen in art anymore, at least as a kidnapper for April, but he was always one of my favorites, and I thought it was high-time this fellow made a big comeback. And just who is this fiendish villain who has captured the gorgeous redhead reporter this time? Well, you'll just have to click the link and find out for yourselves!

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Vince unfortunately can't upload any of the newer pics he's done lately to DA because of the severe problems he has with his dial-up service. I'm sure he'd appreciate some positive feedback on this piece though, so please show Vince some love on his DA page if you have time.

[Suicide]

Vince is a DiD genius I tell ya. A Goddamn DiD GENIUS. Thanks for sharing this one!

[somedude37]

Well actually the entire idea was mine, but the art is all him on this one. We make a good team though I think.

[Suicide]

Well yes I figured that but I meant a genius in the realm of executing a pic A very lovely scene indeed.

[scarface]

Nice teamwork. April is just in her very own dimension of DID quality.

[daphnebound]

Love it

[Sailornapper]

Tell Vince thats one awesome piece. Too think I had a Baxter toy of him in this form.

[somedude37]

Thanks for all the nice comments on this guys. I'm sure Vince will be pleased to hear what a good reaction this piece is getting with April DiD fans.

[SnidelyOne]

As an April O'Neil fan it is great to see new art of her and even more so that it's a piece by Vince Wyler. That guy is definitely a fantastic artist with a solid art style; it's unfortunate his internet is giving him trouble and I hope he can triumph over it; I remember dial-up being particularly difficult to work with when I had it.