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"Even one second is too much for me to waste!"

It's Quick Man, from Megaman 2. He's one of my favorites from the series, since he's really fast. I approve of that rhetoric! Imagine wasting time doing something unproductive. I haven't played much of the games (I can't even beat Cut Man, lol) but I watched my older brother play through most of them. His level is really cool to me, so I wanted to draw it.

And I finally did it! 3 point perspective from the bottom to the top of a figure. Yes! I guess I needed to try it traditionally to get it to work. I don't know why it's easier for me to draw on paper... maybe it's the angle. But yeah. Very satisfied with the depth perceptive here. Oh, what's that? It's the sound of improvement, baby! Practicing perspective has finally paid off. Imagine stagnating! Shameful, and no honor! The high road is never easy, but that's what makes it fun.

I took notes from my last traditional drawing and used more saturated markers so they'd show up on the scanner. I also didn't try to completely fill the large areas (because it's not possible when using markers. lol.) I think it looks kinda cool! I guess you have to have different techniques for different materials. Next thing that I'm posting is probably an animation for my class.

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"Even one second is too much for me to waste!"

It's Quick Man, from Megaman 2. He's one of my favorites from the series, since he's really fast. I approve of that rhetoric! Imagine wasting time doing something unproductive. I haven't played much of the games (I can't even beat Cut Man, lol) but I watched my older brother play through most of them. His level is really cool to me, so I wanted to draw it.

And I finally did it! 3 point perspective from the bottom to the top of a figure. Yes! I guess I needed to try it traditionally to get it to work. I don't know why it's easier for me to draw on paper... maybe it's the angle. But yeah. Very satisfied with the depth perceptive here. Oh, what's that? It's the sound of improvement, baby! Practicing perspective has finally paid off. Imagine stagnating! Shameful, and no honor! The high road is never easy, but that's what makes it fun.

I took notes from my last traditional drawing and used more saturated markers so they'd show up on the scanner. I also didn't try to completely fill the large areas (because it's not possible when using markers. lol.) I think it looks kinda cool! I guess you have to have different techniques for different materials. Next thing that I'm posting is probably an animation for my class.