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Sil Vesta meets for future supervisor. Interesting first impression, but where is he taking her?
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Heh....really? Sil Vesta's her name? Sil was always her first name, but I couldn't come up with a surname I liked. I asked a co-worker who immediately suggested Vesta...it could be it was because her own surname is Sylvester. I had a good laugh and kept it.
[Edit] Grimm's police badge in panel #2 wasn't coloured in.
Grimm's speech bubble in panel #4 wasn't pointed to him.
The eyes of two of the characters in panel #8 didn't have highlights.
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Heh....really? Sil Vesta's her name? Sil was always her first name, but I couldn't come up with a surname I liked. I asked a co-worker who immediately suggested Vesta...it could be it was because her own surname is Sylvester. I had a good laugh and kept it.
[Edit] Grimm's police badge in panel #2 wasn't coloured in.
Grimm's speech bubble in panel #4 wasn't pointed to him.
The eyes of two of the characters in panel #8 didn't have highlights.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Comics
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 700 x 1077px
File Size 472 kB
The Latin name for the European wild cat is Felis Sylvestris https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wildcat That was, I've read, at least a partial inspiration for the Warner Bros. character's name.
"Sylvania" means, in Latin, "Forest land" ("Transylvania" means "on the other side of the forest land"). I might have suggested some variation on "Vania/Vannia" for her surname, given that "Sil Vesta" conjures up feline associations.
"Sylvania" means, in Latin, "Forest land" ("Transylvania" means "on the other side of the forest land"). I might have suggested some variation on "Vania/Vannia" for her surname, given that "Sil Vesta" conjures up feline associations.
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