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  • ? ha-heeprime 2

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  • ? elita one 109

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  • ID: 11285593
  • Uploader: Crazos »
  • Date: about 3 hours ago
  • Approver: Elfaleon »
  • Size: 932 KB .jpg (2146x2795) »
  • Source: deviantart.com/deviation/600922714 »
  • Rating: General
  • Score: 1
  • Favorites: 1
  • Status: Active

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elita one (transformers and 1 more) drawn by ha-heeprime

Artist's commentary

  • Original
  • Elita One Commission (Matt Frank)

    Lineart by KaijuSamurai
    I love asking Matt to draw things for me. We always have fun. I didn't have any good ideas, though. Finally I asked him to draw me Elita in the style of those awesome old B&W Hollywood portraits, back when women were women, dangit, and there was no such thing as duckface.
    He put a LOT of blood, sweat, and tears into this.
    About a year later, I'm finally getting around to coloring it. *shame.*

    I really like how the blue light works with her eyes.
    Getting decent (i.e. NOT ORANGEY) pinks is hard for the Prismacolor guys n' gals to do, I guess, because they ain't made many of 'em. But here's my attempt to mix up some non-orange pinks.

    Whew..... Even when Matt first handed this over to me, I did a big sigh because I knew coloring it Old Hollywood awesome would be hard. Not his fault; it's just a tricky thing to get right. I don't think I've really achieved it -- there's a fine art to shadow-placement and contrast that I just didn't completely absorb from the portraiture class I took from the slightly-creepy guy in college. Alas. Maybe if I start to understand it, I'll try coloring this thing again.

    As always, thanks Matt, for being a gloriously glee human being.

    Markers on white cardstock.

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