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Right. I couldn't make Taste a scrap because I liked it too much and the same applies to this one. I drew them during the same lunchbreak and I've taken my time to ponder the appropriate media for each. Taste got the colored pencils and this one got playing around with Painter. I think I picked well.

The "She" in question is Princess Marlene. I wanted to do something properly moody and evocative with her character design, because how can you not given her spoilery backstory. I really enjoy the combination of lots of tiny thin ink lines and lots of broad simple color strokes and may use it again for more of my Okage 100.

I originally did something with more stark shading and contrasts, but I liked the washed out look. Suited the aesthetics better. And the ability to tweak all that and still keep most of your work? Is why I am spoiled against traditional media. Painter 9, watercolor brushes.

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Right. I couldn't make Taste a scrap because I liked it too much and the same applies to this one. I drew them during the same lunchbreak and I've taken my time to ponder the appropriate media for each. Taste got the colored pencils and this one got playing around with Painter. I think I picked well.

The "She" in question is Princess Marlene. I wanted to do something properly moody and evocative with her character design, because how can you not given her spoilery backstory. I really enjoy the combination of lots of tiny thin ink lines and lots of broad simple color strokes and may use it again for more of my Okage 100.

I originally did something with more stark shading and contrasts, but I liked the washed out look. Suited the aesthetics better. And the ability to tweak all that and still keep most of your work? Is why I am spoiled against traditional media. Painter 9, watercolor brushes.

Image 4/100