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Yo this lighting GOOOOD! I'm super proud of this, probably one of the main reasons I'm posting it here, haha.

I don't often make ship stuff in GMOD, let alone Sonic only stuff in general, but I felt like making something pretty small with Sonic and Blaze. The pose was pretty freeform, but I knew I wanted the legs to cross over like they do, because I wanted to bring attention to how similar their shoe patterns are (like seriously, no-one ever makes mention of it. No other modern era character has the exact same pattern as Sonic's signature shoes with only minor colour changes, as far as I can recall.) Everything evolved from there. I would pass this off as none-ship art, but they're holding hands, so uhh... Friendship hand-holding? They're just gearing up for a powerful team attack, of course.

But the real reason I'm posting this is the lighting, because I'm really proud of it. I used four point lighting, but the way it hits the characters is really nice, in my opinion. Probably my favourite lighting in one of my pieces in a long time. Here's the guide I used to do it.

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Yo this lighting GOOOOD! I'm super proud of this, probably one of the main reasons I'm posting it here, haha.

I don't often make ship stuff in GMOD, let alone Sonic only stuff in general, but I felt like making something pretty small with Sonic and Blaze. The pose was pretty freeform, but I knew I wanted the legs to cross over like they do, because I wanted to bring attention to how similar their shoe patterns are (like seriously, no-one ever makes mention of it. No other modern era character has the exact same pattern as Sonic's signature shoes with only minor colour changes, as far as I can recall.) Everything evolved from there. I would pass this off as none-ship art, but they're holding hands, so uhh... Friendship hand-holding? They're just gearing up for a powerful team attack, of course.

But the real reason I'm posting this is the lighting, because I'm really proud of it. I used four point lighting, but the way it hits the characters is really nice, in my opinion. Probably my favourite lighting in one of my pieces in a long time. Here's the guide I used to do it.