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Done.

Oh my god.

Finally.

You do NOT want to know how long this took. It's embarrassing to think about. Started life out as a quick sketch done at breakfast one morning and then became a pen-tool trial and from there, turned into a month and a half's worth of anality.

But I've wanted to draw a Disney!Copernicus for quite a while now and I didn't want to do things 100% historically accurate. Hence the absurd clothing and completely random sword (which is also on the wrong side). But it was tonnes of fun and I learned loads and loads in the process. Not entirely happy with the lighting (surprise) and his shadow looks like one of those flood carriers from Halo but I'm not going to change it now. HAR.

Still trying to decide whether to like his shoes or find them really retarded. Maybe it's a bit of both. Love it too how there's next to no line value. *WIN*

For a REALLY good tutorial on using the bastard pen-tool, check out: [link]

And the title is taken from the Preface of Copernicus' De Revolutionibus when he is describing his reasons for undertaking the work that he did. If anyone... uh... really cares...

Music: "The Pollen Jocks" and "Barry Flies Out" from Bee Movie.

Description
Done.

Oh my god.

Finally.

You do NOT want to know how long this took. It's embarrassing to think about. Started life out as a quick sketch done at breakfast one morning and then became a pen-tool trial and from there, turned into a month and a half's worth of anality.

But I've wanted to draw a Disney!Copernicus for quite a while now and I didn't want to do things 100% historically accurate. Hence the absurd clothing and completely random sword (which is also on the wrong side). But it was tonnes of fun and I learned loads and loads in the process. Not entirely happy with the lighting (surprise) and his shadow looks like one of those flood carriers from Halo but I'm not going to change it now. HAR.

Still trying to decide whether to like his shoes or find them really retarded. Maybe it's a bit of both. Love it too how there's next to no line value. *WIN*

For a REALLY good tutorial on using the bastard pen-tool, check out: [link]

And the title is taken from the Preface of Copernicus' De Revolutionibus when he is describing his reasons for undertaking the work that he did. If anyone... uh... really cares...

Music: "The Pollen Jocks" and "Barry Flies Out" from Bee Movie.