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A request for Oldetownecoffee [link] . And probably one of the most enjoyable Syndrome pictures I've drawn in a while!

It started with:

"What are the chances I can beg a drawing of Syndrome from you? About 8-10 years older after the movie and having a cybernetic arm?"

And things just kind of flowed from there.

Specifications were a little vague, so I just worked with my gut and made the most of the situation. I'm guess-timating that in the move he's anywhere from 23 to 25, so this is aimed at him being around 33 to 35. If he seems a little young, I blame it on the fact that I have a lot of friends in their thirties that look good for their age. *shrugs*

The hardest part, and the part that took the longest amount of time, actually, was choosing what he would wear. Because I didn't want to get in the way of the sensors on his chest (which I freaking love). But I didn't think him walking around either bare-chested or in a skin-tight super-suit would fly well, the way things were going.

Still! All problems aside, that was freaking awesome. I used about a billion filters on his arm alone, and that's not to mention all the fun I had with blending options.

And I can honestly say that when it comes to either painting for six plus hours or digitally coloring something that I've illustrated for six plus hours, I enjoy the later more.

Especially when it involves Syndrome. (Syndrome belongs to the BigMouse and the HoppingLamp upstairs.) Created in Photoshop CS.

Description
A request for Oldetownecoffee [link] . And probably one of the most enjoyable Syndrome pictures I've drawn in a while!

It started with:

"What are the chances I can beg a drawing of Syndrome from you? About 8-10 years older after the movie and having a cybernetic arm?"

And things just kind of flowed from there.

Specifications were a little vague, so I just worked with my gut and made the most of the situation. I'm guess-timating that in the move he's anywhere from 23 to 25, so this is aimed at him being around 33 to 35. If he seems a little young, I blame it on the fact that I have a lot of friends in their thirties that look good for their age. *shrugs*

The hardest part, and the part that took the longest amount of time, actually, was choosing what he would wear. Because I didn't want to get in the way of the sensors on his chest (which I freaking love). But I didn't think him walking around either bare-chested or in a skin-tight super-suit would fly well, the way things were going.

Still! All problems aside, that was freaking awesome. I used about a billion filters on his arm alone, and that's not to mention all the fun I had with blending options.

And I can honestly say that when it comes to either painting for six plus hours or digitally coloring something that I've illustrated for six plus hours, I enjoy the later more.

Especially when it involves Syndrome. (Syndrome belongs to the BigMouse and the HoppingLamp upstairs.) Created in Photoshop CS.