Batman in his new costume

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#1 Edited By CraigWayne

Here is my Batman pic.Let me know if you guys like it

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#2 Edited By lectriccolossus

link not working

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#3 Edited By CraigWayne

@lectriccolossus:
Go here:

http://dagame2578.deviantart.com/art/Batman-colored-194660024

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#4 Edited By lectriccolossus

i see it now, thts pretty cool, did you use a drawing pad?

13 years ago

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#5 Edited By tonis

@CraigWayne: there you go, now thats a picture :)
nice job, I hadn't really been feeling it with the new duds up till now but I gotta say. It looks good the way you did them.
Looks better separated in your take with the colors.

One thing I would say as a suggestion. I like the side shadowing effect your shooting for. It's very dramatic for a lighting technique. When you use it like this, consider that it's the light from the left of him that would do that on his face, and from the right on the chest. To really compliment the shadows try to use the coloring and shading to show those lights effects. Like making the blue in his mask go from light to dark. When you do that you'll sort of be guiding the light to create those shadows to the viewer.

It's all a progression when it comes to those techniques, they develop as you push them. Overall you're already doing good getting the shadows in there, so applying that to it will just enhance the mood even more. :)

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