There I was, working on the fundraiser and talking to donors about what pose to do next. When author Allison Pang pops up on Twitter and says that if I do the cover for her book A Brush of Darkness, she’ll send me the fishnets. She even offered to pre-tear them for me!
Around the same time, two different people requested that I do–you guessed it–A Brush of Darkness.
How could I refuse?
My thanks to Allison for bringing something truly special to this cover pose, and for just generally being a fun human being.
This wasn’t the most painful pose I’ve done, though it wasn’t entirely comfortable. But I think it highlights that we haven’t moved beyond the chainmail bikini mentality as much as we’d like to think; we’ve just modernized it.
Mirrored from Jim C. Hines.











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Yeah. That one's going to leave a retina burn....
Dr. Phil
I swear the people who do these covers are the same sorts who mod for Oblivion and Skyrim. Or designed the female armor for Tera.
Methinks you're gonna need a wig or two before you're done, Jim.
(hee). Though, truth be told, that is probably the most realistic of the cover poses I've seen in a while.