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Main Title Heist

"What do you think, guys? Looks like the real thing."

"You remember your assignment?"

"Yeah, I'm the decoy."

"Yes, you are."

Ugggghhhh... *Repetitively rubs face*

Goddamn, this took way longer than anticipated. Originally, I conceived this as a sequence to depict the opening credits and the start of the heist in Bad Boys, with some struggles to figure out how to conceive it (and some more with just trying to figure out what I actually wanted to draw). After that, I had difficulty with my Micron pens as one of them may not be out of ink from lining that map, so I used another only to realize that that was the biggest pen I had, ill-suited for most of the lining (but fine for the little comic panels). Then the colors took a while, with the process of looking at pictures of Tampa, especially older ones from a decade or two ago that would better capture APW version of 1994/1995 Tampa which does have elements of 90s Miami fused in there (like the privately-owned Metrorail, that has stops not only in the city itself but also in Clearwater, St. Petersburg, and Brandon). Honestly, I do like the blues, purples, and yellows here, it really does capture the coloring of the shots in this part of the movie.

Description

Main Title Heist

"What do you think, guys? Looks like the real thing."

"You remember your assignment?"

"Yeah, I'm the decoy."

"Yes, you are."

Ugggghhhh... *Repetitively rubs face*

Goddamn, this took way longer than anticipated. Originally, I conceived this as a sequence to depict the opening credits and the start of the heist in Bad Boys, with some struggles to figure out how to conceive it (and some more with just trying to figure out what I actually wanted to draw). After that, I had difficulty with my Micron pens as one of them may not be out of ink from lining that map, so I used another only to realize that that was the biggest pen I had, ill-suited for most of the lining (but fine for the little comic panels). Then the colors took a while, with the process of looking at pictures of Tampa, especially older ones from a decade or two ago that would better capture APW version of 1994/1995 Tampa which does have elements of 90s Miami fused in there (like the privately-owned Metrorail, that has stops not only in the city itself but also in Clearwater, St. Petersburg, and Brandon). Honestly, I do like the blues, purples, and yellows here, it really does capture the coloring of the shots in this part of the movie.