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Wonder Woman. (c. DC)practice color in sketchbook.
pencil & prismacolor pencils
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I like her with the light brown hair you chose!!!
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i didn't think black would work. i stopped using black in my art because it's so harsh.
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I know some people do that. I just think it's . . . limiting. Black is an essential to my palette! And if someone has black hair, they have black hair, you know? I do like the experiment <3
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I just feel it's very harsh and can be very flat. If I do need something that dark, especially with painting, I make a very dark blue, purple, red, etc (Like the bird painting in my gallery). I've found it adds depth if it has a slight tint.
It's fine in some situations, though. I stopped inking with black with my actual art and most illustration, but it's definitely appropriate with comic art.
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heh i was about to say something seems different from your usual work and then saw you did it in pencil (whoot) great flesh tones, awesome nose
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thank you
i'm always worried about drawing noses. not my best facial feature (that's why they're always the tip and nostrils).
Different? i think i use pencil often, but it is colored differently?
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just different texture/strength in the colors
you do great flesh shading, the nose is so perfect !
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yeah, i decided to go with more natural colors like in the pinks. i don't see wonder woman having glossy pink lips but more natural shade.
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wow! the light in her eyes is beautiful! i love how you draw and color faces - full of life and so elegant!
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thank you :3
this one was more for a coloring practice because i wanted to get more detailed with it. my older colored drawings aren't like this at all.
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you're welcome! :3
naw, i bet they're just as charming as this one.
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