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"Haunt" by Pasha Pasha.
"Sometimes we see things that we can't explain."
[link] (dot)fanfiction(dot)net/s/6090130/1/Haunt

Go read it. It's great!

So, with LOTS of reference pictures and a good amount of trial and error, I got this little piece of work. It was my first time messing around with Photoshop, so I was really playing around with different effects and tools and seeing what they do.

The lightning was super awesome! I wish the building hadn't covered up so much of the sky, but that's not really the point of the picture, so...

I love the way Jango turned out. It took me a good couple of hours to sketch him and his armor (so complicated!) and try to make his face look even remotely okay, but all the work really paid off. I'm not totally pleased with Zam, but I think the gray lines and the white color worked to give her a glowing, unearthly feel.

The hardest part was the rainy ground. Eventually, I wound up using a smudge tool to give the concrete a few wet reflections, but I think it still needs work. And I just noticed, Zam is dead, so I don't think her little ghost should have a reflection. Heh, whoops.

Any suggestions on the piece? I'd love some comments from some masters of Photoshop.

Dedicated to my wonderful friend Pasha Pasha who wrote the story on which this picture is based! You're the best, Pash!

Description
"Haunt" by Pasha Pasha.
"Sometimes we see things that we can't explain."
[link] (dot)fanfiction(dot)net/s/6090130/1/Haunt

Go read it. It's great!

So, with LOTS of reference pictures and a good amount of trial and error, I got this little piece of work. It was my first time messing around with Photoshop, so I was really playing around with different effects and tools and seeing what they do.

The lightning was super awesome! I wish the building hadn't covered up so much of the sky, but that's not really the point of the picture, so...

I love the way Jango turned out. It took me a good couple of hours to sketch him and his armor (so complicated!) and try to make his face look even remotely okay, but all the work really paid off. I'm not totally pleased with Zam, but I think the gray lines and the white color worked to give her a glowing, unearthly feel.

The hardest part was the rainy ground. Eventually, I wound up using a smudge tool to give the concrete a few wet reflections, but I think it still needs work. And I just noticed, Zam is dead, so I don't think her little ghost should have a reflection. Heh, whoops.

Any suggestions on the piece? I'd love some comments from some masters of Photoshop.

Dedicated to my wonderful friend Pasha Pasha who wrote the story on which this picture is based! You're the best, Pash!