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Best full viewed. I didn't make any adjustments on Photoshop here, 'cept for tiling the piece since it was damn large, and the black border. I liked how the colors came out anyway.

I was bored. So, I dunked this (check out the original pencil sketch and details at [link] ) in a pail of water, layed it out on wooden board, papertape-d it down, and waited for it to dry a bit before laying out a first uneven wash of a green+brown mixture (I dunno those fancy color names), then painted in succeeding layers of pigment, wet on dry.

Made a mistake regarding the highlights... I wasn't able to lay the masking fluid properly.

I was planning to paint the side sketches as elaborate as the first one, but I decided not to overdo it... going for a somewhat minimalistic approach. There are times, an unfinished piece looks more interesting. This kind of coloring also subordinates the side sketches to the main one.

Description
Best full viewed. I didn't make any adjustments on Photoshop here, 'cept for tiling the piece since it was damn large, and the black border. I liked how the colors came out anyway.

I was bored. So, I dunked this (check out the original pencil sketch and details at [link] ) in a pail of water, layed it out on wooden board, papertape-d it down, and waited for it to dry a bit before laying out a first uneven wash of a green+brown mixture (I dunno those fancy color names), then painted in succeeding layers of pigment, wet on dry.

Made a mistake regarding the highlights... I wasn't able to lay the masking fluid properly.

I was planning to paint the side sketches as elaborate as the first one, but I decided not to overdo it... going for a somewhat minimalistic approach. There are times, an unfinished piece looks more interesting. This kind of coloring also subordinates the side sketches to the main one.