She-Hulk by Federico Blee

I've got a pretty big backlog of sketch cards and other artwork to post about. I don't know if I'll ever get around to posting it all, but I'm going to try. Things have been kind of busy for me lately. I guess things are always busy for everyone, but I feel like I'm juggling a fair amount of stuff at the moment. We're in our big summer push at work. My Army physical fitness test is coming up. I have Cub Scout stuff I have to take care of. I wasn't planning on going back to school, but I got an e-mail about a tuition assistance program for my job series that will basically cover an MBA for free, so I am in the process of applying for an MBA program. I'm looking forward to this weekend. My wife and I are driving up to Spokane for a Weird Al Yankovic concert. It'll be a lot of driving over two days, but every review I've read from his tour has been great.

Today's sketch card comes from the 2014 Rittenhouse Marvel Dangerous Divas Series 2 set. It features one of my favorite Marvel characters, She-Hulk. The artist is Federico Blee, who is best known for his work as a colorist in comics. He doesn't seem to have a huge online presence, but he does have some art on his Facebook page. He also has a DeviantArt profile. He did some work on the She-Hulk comic book series, so it's nice to have a sketch card of the character from him. I picked it up on eBay last year.

Marvel Dangerous Divas: She-Hulk Sketch Card by Irma 'Aimo' Ahmed

She-Hulk is one comic book character who is under-represented in my sketch card collection. I am not 100% sure why that is the case, as she is one of my favorite comic book characters. I have nearly a full run of her books, a couple of She-Hulk statues, and maybe an action figure or two, but I just don't buy a lot of sketch cards with She-Hulk on them. I did add one more to my collection recently, though.

This sketch comes from the 2014 Rittenhouse Marvel Dangerous Divas Series 2 set, and was done by artist Irma 'Aimo' Ahmed. This is one of Ahmed's simpler sketches, but I think it does a good job of illustrating the character. Her homepage says that she did 100 sketches for this set. I always like to see how many sketches the artists do for each set. I don't think most companies will release the numbers, but some do and you can sometimes find artist discussion threads where they talk about how many they did for a particular product. I was happy to find another sketch card for my collection, especially one featuring a character that I don't have many cards of.