The "Hell on Wheels" poll!

Greetings, fellow fans! The song/outfit selection for the Cher Playing Cards is almost complete! This week we are digging out a roller-disco hit from 1979, "Hell on Wheels", and it needs an outfit!

On the left, we have the outfit from the official music video, which was the first professional video Cher has made in her career! On the right, we have an outfit from a 1979 photoshoot strongly reminiscent of the song's thematic.

Which one is your favorite, fellow fans? Don't waste any minute and cast your vote at the top of the left sidebar!

New Art: "I Found Someone"

If there's one trademark outfit for Cher, this one would most probably be it. It's been through countless versions ever since its original apparition in the "I Found Someone" music video back in 1987 (the artwork has also been through countless revisions on paper to have the best pose possible for it, but that's another matter). The last time Cher has worn this outfit was no later than in 2010 when she attended the Video Music Awards. She was welcomed on stage with a burst of cheers and applause that night and she got to hand over a trophy to Lady Gaga in her infamous meat dress!

New Art: "Last of Me"

This is a major milestone in the Cher Playing Cards project, fellow fans! Yes, this artwork represents Cher's latest award-winning song from the movie Burlesque ("You Haven't Seen the Last of Me"), but the big thing today is that what you are seeing here is the very first completely digitally made Cher artwork! Digital inking, digital colors, from tip to toe (or from wig to heel)! This new Cintiq toy will push the project up a notch once I'm fully acquainted with it. It's an artist's best friend! ...and there's nothing too good to make a Cher project the very best it can be!

New art: "Heart of Stone"

After a handful of sketches and different poses, "Heart of Stone" finally gets its artwork! The outfit is from the original music video of the song made in 1990. The single itself has landed in the Top 20 in the United States when it was released and it followed Cher in each ensuing concert tour until her three-year gig at Caesar's Palace in the late 2000's.

You can grab the artwork in the wallpaper section!

Upcoming art!

You haven't seen the last of Cher! There are still a few more artworks left to do before jumping to the royal cards (Jack, Queen, King). These are two final sketches done yesterday. The project is going well, fellow fans!

Farewell... 'til next week!

Greetings, fellow fans! In recognition to the precious enthusiasm you keep showing for this project, here's a heads-up to let you know that this coming week will be a short break for the Cher Playing Cards blog. But no need to worry, the flow will pick up soon after with more Cher amazement! Many thanks for your continuous support and keep on awaiting the next artworks with great anticipation, as always!

Now it's "strong enough"!

Greetings, fellow fans! Some artwork for the playing cards are getting reworked if the need arises, and it seemed the case for "Strong Enough". Therefore, here is Cher with an updated posture that is less likely to clash with the others, and it is also available in the wallpaper section.

As always, stay tuned for more artwork. There's still an avalanche to come!