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Submitted: May 16, 2008
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:bulletred: Greetings! :bulletred:

:bulletred: Yes, the Iron Man craze has taken hold of me and I don’t want to be released.
Recently, I’ve been trying to get my arse in gear and, although this will ultimately be a futile exercise doomed to failure, decided to take opportunity and draw something I currently love.

:bulletred: Art and I have this weird relationship.. We begin hating each other, that kind of ends up growing into something kinda nice, by the time we’re both done. I began with a reference, you may recognize the photo this is drawn from, but alas Photobucket is being a tool and won’t allow upload, and did my best to keep to the armour details there.

:bulletred: Really.. my brain is my worst enemy, ‘cause sometimes it makes my art seem worse than it actually is. Low self-esteem a direct correlation to your perceptions. I returned to the finished piece a little time later, and was literally kicked in the teeth by its coolness. :3 It’s called pride, people. I shall enjoy it, while it lasts.. as I might not feel quite as good about this tomorrow.

:bulletblue: This is a rubbish scan, to add to that.. I cheated. I poked around in the brigtness/contrast settings, as well as decreasing the height by 3%... that’s to do with my retarded drawing position, and the resultant skewed perspective. I am really proud of the end result and hope to continue to improve. :3

Time: 4.3 hours. Sketch – Ink – Watercolour pencils.
Iron Man (c) Marvel / Drawing (c) ~~Indigo-sorrow
Yelena Zamorskaya 2008, May
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RDJr.
Awesome.

Try as I may, I can never get metal to look metallic.You do though. And with watercolor pencils no less.

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Very nicely done!

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"Remember the old adage: starve a cold, feed a fever, behead a zombie." --Stephen Colbert
Hey, this was a fluke.
I just kept lightly to what was already in place and approximated the watercolour colouring. :3
Success! *cheer*

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Thank you kindly! ^^

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Wow. This is really good! The shading on the armor makes it seem more dimensional, not flat, and actually brings life to this picture. Also, the shadows on his face give it some depth, too. Great job~ :thumbsup:

And I understand the whole love-hate relationship with art. At first I'll start a drawing and I'm pumped to finish it, but after about six or seven hours I really hate it and it takes all of my willpower to keep going. And, of course, the end product doesn't seem good at all to me, though I'll get rave reviews from others. *sigh* ^^;

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Thank you kindly!
Aye, the best thing you can do is try to work from the picture as closely as possible, by the end I find that I've unwittingly learnt something that otherwise would have gone unnoticed if I'd 'winged' it.

Aye! Indeed.. my limit is about 7 hours too. A good alternative is to work on two projects at the same time, that way, if you're sick of one, you can pop over to the other one for a bit of variety. :3

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I know how it feels to not just the placement right but keep practicing and you'll work on it. "Cheating" or not I think your colouring is great!

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Thank you very much! ^_^ <3

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