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The Man Without Fear

Reference by Alex Ross, 2014

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Angry Gods

Reference from Invincible #62

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Jake the Feminist

Reference from Invincible #62

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Feat of Clay (unfinished)

#BatmanDay

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Red Riot, Unbreakable

Reference from Chapter 133

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@Ty2272 @rlpelvnhyo The trick is to leave a white space on where your highlight is and slowly make up the shadows and depth of your subject. Light is easily corrected when mistakenly used, unlike darker tones that can’t be covered up due to its opacity.

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The Man Without Fear

Reference by Alex Ross, 2014

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@Ty2272 @rlpelvnhyo Layering of colors. First, use light tones as base, then build up with heavy colors until you get that specific color tone, use white color pencil to blend.

I used a bunch of color variations, especially for the highlights, yellow-orange-red…

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Hidden Pitty

Reference by Roberto Ferri, 2020