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Another commission from , and as per usual he's prepared a speech!

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"Survival.

Perhaps the most basic and universal instinct known to nature. Every creature adheres to the concept at one time or another, whether they realize it or not. Though some are unable to execute it, those who do showcase resilience, determination, and an unstoppable willpower to push through what seems impossible. Through this continued strive to live, strength, purpose, and even victory can be attained.

All throughout the realms of fiction, the three I find to embody the concept of survival with purity and accuracy fittingly hail from the genre of survival horror. Whether they face reaninations of the deceased, the mutations of our very mitochondria, or the return of formerly extinct feral beasts, they have learns the ins and outs of evading death, pressing on to fight another day, no matter what horror impedes their progress.

Jill Valentine of Resident Evil, Aya Brea of Parasite Eve, Regina of Dino Crisis.

These three enduring women of action have out outfought and outfoxed the odds on several occasions. Whether it was through the raging fire of hours or the precious few seconds that decided the difference of life and death, they preserved their hardships and overcame their challenges. Through their astonishing tales of survival, they completed their missions, lived to fight for the future, and continued their battles to ensure the well-being of others and themselves."

Lovely job my man, and also as per usual he's asked me to give my thoughts on the characters along with the process of drawing them.

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Jill Valentine - Aight so I ain't never played Resident Evil in my life. The most exposure I've had to it are like, a few lets plays of the 7th Game and that's all, and even with RE3 I know mostly about Nemesis rather than Jill. And even what I know about Jill is limited to the Marvel vs Capcom version where she looks like an Anime! So I can only give opinions on drawing her . . . So like the hell that was drawing her hands and that gun are like the most notable thing I can mention about her drawing process specifically. Drawing that burning building behind her was cool though!~

Aya Brea - So like, y'know how I said I ain't never played Resident Evil and what I did know about it was limited??? Yeah I literally forgot Parasite Eve existed until this commission was first described to me. However the comm did make me somewhat interested in getting into the games, whether that be by playing them or watching lets plays on youtube I have yet to decided. As for Aya, honestly she's my favorite part about this comm, drawing her from sketch to shading was really fun for a reason I can't explain without a college major in astronomy. Maybe it's the shoulders.

Regina - And now we're in the middle of how much I know about Dino Crisis and Regina. I didn't forget she existed, but I also don't know what her favorite kind of bread is, a true conundrum. She was second most fun to draw, her design was nice and unique from the others and her hair is perty. And drawing the dinosaurs behind her was pretty cool, I like how I drew the T-Rex's eye. Jazz.

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Description
Another commission from , and as per usual he's prepared a speech!

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"Survival.

Perhaps the most basic and universal instinct known to nature. Every creature adheres to the concept at one time or another, whether they realize it or not. Though some are unable to execute it, those who do showcase resilience, determination, and an unstoppable willpower to push through what seems impossible. Through this continued strive to live, strength, purpose, and even victory can be attained.

All throughout the realms of fiction, the three I find to embody the concept of survival with purity and accuracy fittingly hail from the genre of survival horror. Whether they face reaninations of the deceased, the mutations of our very mitochondria, or the return of formerly extinct feral beasts, they have learns the ins and outs of evading death, pressing on to fight another day, no matter what horror impedes their progress.

Jill Valentine of Resident Evil, Aya Brea of Parasite Eve, Regina of Dino Crisis.

These three enduring women of action have out outfought and outfoxed the odds on several occasions. Whether it was through the raging fire of hours or the precious few seconds that decided the difference of life and death, they preserved their hardships and overcame their challenges. Through their astonishing tales of survival, they completed their missions, lived to fight for the future, and continued their battles to ensure the well-being of others and themselves."

Lovely job my man, and also as per usual he's asked me to give my thoughts on the characters along with the process of drawing them.

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Jill Valentine - Aight so I ain't never played Resident Evil in my life. The most exposure I've had to it are like, a few lets plays of the 7th Game and that's all, and even with RE3 I know mostly about Nemesis rather than Jill. And even what I know about Jill is limited to the Marvel vs Capcom version where she looks like an Anime! So I can only give opinions on drawing her . . . So like the hell that was drawing her hands and that gun are like the most notable thing I can mention about her drawing process specifically. Drawing that burning building behind her was cool though!~

Aya Brea - So like, y'know how I said I ain't never played Resident Evil and what I did know about it was limited??? Yeah I literally forgot Parasite Eve existed until this commission was first described to me. However the comm did make me somewhat interested in getting into the games, whether that be by playing them or watching lets plays on youtube I have yet to decided. As for Aya, honestly she's my favorite part about this comm, drawing her from sketch to shading was really fun for a reason I can't explain without a college major in astronomy. Maybe it's the shoulders.

Regina - And now we're in the middle of how much I know about Dino Crisis and Regina. I didn't forget she existed, but I also don't know what her favorite kind of bread is, a true conundrum. She was second most fun to draw, her design was nice and unique from the others and her hair is perty. And drawing the dinosaurs behind her was pretty cool, I like how I drew the T-Rex's eye. Jazz.

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