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Published: 2012-02-17 17:48:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 730; Favourites: 18; Downloads: 0
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A witch or Sorceress with a 1970's Disco flavour!?!This one took shape early in my sketchbook. The big afro hair happened first, then the lightning bolts and then the shoulder feathers (inspired by, yup, you guessed it Morrigan, DAO). Β The green hair came out of the fact that i did NOT want to use all the colours i've got this time so thought of a complementary colour scheme but then pretty much went for 'analagous' colours (close on the spectrum, i think). Although, she might be influenced by Polaris from the X-Men...
Sharpies and cheap felts.
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Augh! How'd I miss this? Anyway, Gee, this is brilliant, especially the way in which you attack light, brightness, and highlight in your marker excursions, and I need to learn the same. You use a very well-trained watercolorist method of light-to-dark build, and I need to start attacking my drawings the same way! I really like the "shine" you've designed into the feathers, into the gold jewelry, into her neck and shoulders.
The figure/idea is totally wonderful, and contains the right mix of realism and graphic/comic stylization! I'm absolutely nutty for the hatchy-build of the night sky, in-between the bolts of lightning, and that "molded" hair style, and her wonderful long face! Sorry that I missed this when you posted it, but it's terrific, Sir!
Ah, Polaris, she had some nice green hair, didn't she?
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hahaha! im busted - once a watercolourist, always a watercolourist!! Its a hard habit to break, the light to dark. I'm using other markers at the moment and they work well this way too.
Thanks for the praise 
Polaris, great character - criminally underused.
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Polaris, at the time of her introduction to the Marvel Universe (what, about 1972? along with Eric the Red and Havok, I think), was one of the first REALLY sexy mutants. Yes, so underused, for being Magneto's daughter.
No, never break your watercolorist's approach, it's a perfect way to shine! I need to work more that way, when coloring! Really like your work, my friend, and I feel that we have similar "pop" culture tastes! Cheers, Roger
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I really like the feathers around her neck and the blue background. You're really getting the hang of those Sharpies!
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you can really pick up some good ideas from people on this site, especially how to do LIGHTNING really effectively
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lol, I know right?
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for lightning, check out 'Cinar' and his picture of 'Storm'. I'd do that link thingy but i have no idea how to do it!
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lol, linking is super easy. you just type like this (only without the spaces)
: iconcinar : for a deviant name link
and to link to a deviation, just go to the page where it is and there will be a thumbnail link you can copy and paste. It will look like this :thumbxxxxxxx: (only the xs will be a number)
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right so if i say, check out and his picture of Storm :thumb282869719: then that should show up as links? here goes...
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Well, you got the person's icon right, but for some reason, the thumbnail of the image didn't show up. hmmmmm.....
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i HAVE learnt something though, so thankyou,
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haha! I guess you're right! 
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well, 50% there...
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Thank you! i appreciate the comment 
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no cole
I not not do it myself unitll my wife got so sick and I had to become very protabel
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