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Lineart by the fabulous furry =Fastfood , check it out here and then do yourself a favor and take a look around the rest of his gallery because the man kicks about a dozen shades of ass, booty and behind.

I haven't colored anybody else's work since, well, forever. Late 90s, I think. I must say it was a ton of fun, though, and if Fastfood doesn't completely hate what I did to this piece (my coloring style having basically nothing in common with his), I think I'm going to take another shot at one of his works next week.

Coloring something I didn't draw myself obviously required a considerable amount of interpretation as I didn't know what Fastfood was going for with some elements and the original is intentionally very "open for color", so to speak. Some things just fell in place - the sunset scenery/lighting immediately popped into my head when I looked at the pic - others I messed with a million times over until I had something I was satisfied with, mainly the color scheme on the character itself, which is now loosely based on a picture of a Bubblegum Crisis action figure I found online. But this is also somehow liberating; very often when I'm coloring my own stuff, I find that I'm limited in terms of creativity by ideas I had when I drew the pic.

Overall, I'm pretty satisfied with how this turned out, it's very close to what I had in mind, which doesn't happen often. I'd appreciate some feedback on the clouds in the background, by the way - I've never done anything like this before, really, so I'm sure I effed up in every conceivable way.

Wacom on Fastfood's inks. Please full view for maximum metal mammary mayhem.

Description
Lineart by the fabulous furry =Fastfood , check it out here and then do yourself a favor and take a look around the rest of his gallery because the man kicks about a dozen shades of ass, booty and behind.

I haven't colored anybody else's work since, well, forever. Late 90s, I think. I must say it was a ton of fun, though, and if Fastfood doesn't completely hate what I did to this piece (my coloring style having basically nothing in common with his), I think I'm going to take another shot at one of his works next week.

Coloring something I didn't draw myself obviously required a considerable amount of interpretation as I didn't know what Fastfood was going for with some elements and the original is intentionally very "open for color", so to speak. Some things just fell in place - the sunset scenery/lighting immediately popped into my head when I looked at the pic - others I messed with a million times over until I had something I was satisfied with, mainly the color scheme on the character itself, which is now loosely based on a picture of a Bubblegum Crisis action figure I found online. But this is also somehow liberating; very often when I'm coloring my own stuff, I find that I'm limited in terms of creativity by ideas I had when I drew the pic.

Overall, I'm pretty satisfied with how this turned out, it's very close to what I had in mind, which doesn't happen often. I'd appreciate some feedback on the clouds in the background, by the way - I've never done anything like this before, really, so I'm sure I effed up in every conceivable way.

Wacom on Fastfood's inks. Please full view for maximum metal mammary mayhem.