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Hi everyone!
A little experiment on my personal MotU alternate universe... I'm trying to expand a bit more in detail (even if this still remains a rough sketch) the figures I've done here:

fav.me/d6cvtf7

For who may see this for the first time, a brief sum up from my original post:

I've spent my entire childhood playing MotU with my brother and friends, and one of the brightest memories I still keep about them are those fantastic mini-comics illustrated by Alfredo Alcala: savage He-Man, the brutal villains, the barbarian feel... Beyond awesome for kid-me, and still incredibly inspiring to these days.
I'm pretty sure even the guys at Mattel - at the very beginning - didn't have a clear picture of how to develop the series, and we all know how Filmation changed it later on, so those early suggestions really got stuck in my mind.
I started from there, and tried to imagine this alternate universe where heroes and evil forces act as clans and fight against each other for anything else than survival or supremacy.

About Teela... I tried to achieve the classic "Teela" look by referencing the vintage toy for the most part. Instead of giving her the pretty appearance one might expect, I went for a traditional, muscly-amazon figure. Nonetheless, In the process of finalizing the original sketch, Teela ended up looking slightly less aggressive, and once again more cartoony overall.

For reference, I used the MotU original figure www.he-man.org/assets/images/c…

-> Repost because I'm going over this series again, trying to add what I've learned throughout the past few months, in terms of linework and shaping.

Description
Hi everyone!
A little experiment on my personal MotU alternate universe... I'm trying to expand a bit more in detail (even if this still remains a rough sketch) the figures I've done here:

fav.me/d6cvtf7

For who may see this for the first time, a brief sum up from my original post:

I've spent my entire childhood playing MotU with my brother and friends, and one of the brightest memories I still keep about them are those fantastic mini-comics illustrated by Alfredo Alcala: savage He-Man, the brutal villains, the barbarian feel... Beyond awesome for kid-me, and still incredibly inspiring to these days.
I'm pretty sure even the guys at Mattel - at the very beginning - didn't have a clear picture of how to develop the series, and we all know how Filmation changed it later on, so those early suggestions really got stuck in my mind.
I started from there, and tried to imagine this alternate universe where heroes and evil forces act as clans and fight against each other for anything else than survival or supremacy.

About Teela... I tried to achieve the classic "Teela" look by referencing the vintage toy for the most part. Instead of giving her the pretty appearance one might expect, I went for a traditional, muscly-amazon figure. Nonetheless, In the process of finalizing the original sketch, Teela ended up looking slightly less aggressive, and once again more cartoony overall.

For reference, I used the MotU original figure www.he-man.org/assets/images/c…

-> Repost because I'm going over this series again, trying to add what I've learned throughout the past few months, in terms of linework and shaping.