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It's about time he gets mit. If there were an example of an underage player who deserves this, he is the perfect example. +1 M:10 A:10
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it's technically sunday (1:11) so thought i'd do this. my hair was longer about a week ago. i look a lot like my prof. picture :rolleyes:
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After around 15+ hours of work spread across a month or two, it's finally complete. This was a pretty elaborate 1:1 piece commission for Skelly. It depicts requested Pyro and Engineer sets alongside the Skyforged skin for Cross of Brawlhalla. Feels good for this to finally be complete, it was a lot of shading work. Also this was my first piece to include more than one figure, so stepping it up from one to three was a bit of a leap, especially for a 1:1 size ratio. I tried to keep the shading similar between the three figures in this piece, but I have a habit of rapidly changing how I shade across a quick amount of time, and this took quite a while. Hope y'all like it.
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+1 great dude. does his job. pretty sociable.
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This is the second piece I have made for Link. This one features his most recent Pyro loadout for Team Fortress 2, and I'm fairly happy with how it turned out. I integrated some styles from several of my previous pieces, creating a sort of hybrid between the two, using both smoother, pastel-like shading and a basic color-based outline that I derived from a piece I did not post on here, which really works well to bring out the most prominent features. I am incredibly happy with how I have improved since I made the original Link portrait. Though I've been drawing my whole life, I only started digital artwork with a tablet back in March of this year, and I really like where things are going. I hope you do too :D
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My friend, maf!, commissioned a bust of a Sniper set, so yeah, here it is. I did the majority of this shading in one sitting and decided against a final border outline which I did integrate onto a previous piece, but I still enjoy how this turned out. Much more pastel-like.
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There is a very interesting, new work-in-progress shooter game called Ravenfield which is made in Unity Engine by one dude. Keep in mind that it is a tad bit pricey for what you get, and is early access. As well, it is exclusively single player, similar to the campaigns of most mainstream shooters. Don't expect much from the graphics, as they are practically identical to those seen in Totally Accurate Battle Simulator, which is also made in Unity, but this little game is definitely worth checking out.
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Have had the game for the last few years. Still doesn't get old if you don't binge it. Pretty heckin fun
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A friend of mine requested a portrait a while back, (They aren't of the xG Network) But I thought it would still be cool to post this here. I made this a while ago but had completely forgotten about it. I haven't been able to make much new stuff lately because of school work, and general laziness. Zhidus is really into a lot of Gmod Star Wars RP stuff so he requested a SW KOTOR figure drawn. I don't know who specifically since I never got into the Old Republic stuff, but I do know they are some type of Jedi dude. I am pretty proud of the shading in general, but I really dislike how the eyes were in the reference image, and it made for a pretty ugly eye-structure. Not much I could have done to mediate that. *Initial concept sketch *Reference image
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I made it earlier this month, but thought I should probably post it on here. I've recently been drawing similar pieces for several friends who want them, and would enjoy some feedback. :D It's of their TF2 Loadout btw. This has been a major improvement to my shading recently, and I'd consider this my first legitimately decent work since I only started using this tablet back in January, and only very rarely.
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I've recently started trying digital art, as opposed to the typical paper & pencil I've used since my pre-elementary school days. I've recently changed up what style I use, going from an airbrush set at 70 to the marker tool. This is all in FireAlpaca btw, with a Wacom Intuos. To be honest, I'm content with how it turned out. I hope you all like it just as much as I do. It's not the best. The shape of the left eye (or goggle), is a bit off, and I probably should have used a stencil for the more rounded shapes.
