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Published: 2017-03-10 20:33:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 393; Favourites: 12; Downloads: 0
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Best title ever award goes to this quick drawing of Edwin Foxwarder i made after watching some Battlefield1 videos.Β
P.S. This character appears in several forms and universes, so, I think it's better to explain: Edwin Foxwarder - British WW1 soldier, Poltergeist - Edwin as a ghost after being killed in one of universes, Roger Fox - Edwin in modern times after forced time traveling thing he experienced in 1920s
Art & Edwin Foxwarder Β© me
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Comments: 5
Great picture, definitely a very happy depiction of Edwin here.
Fantastic detail, great job on the uniform and helmet; the facial details also look very good here.
Lines are still a bit fuzzy but I'm guessing your still using your off-hand; the colors are also pretty solid and are accented nicely by some light shading here and there (like around the helmet).
Fantastic job on this Illusir!
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thank you! yeah, i tried to make him look happier and younger here (probably, it's the beginning of his soldier "career")
i enjoy drawing uniforms, so, i tried my best with this one, i'm glad it turned out nicely
yeah, that's my off-hand drawing again, lines are mostly fuzzy due to a brush i used, though; however, shading/lighting saves the picture a bitΒ
thank you for the comment and support!
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Ah ok, that makes a lot of sense; I wasn't really sure if that was the intention at first but now a lot of the aesthetic choices make a lot of sense with that in mind.
Indeed, you always seem to do a good job with uniforms and suits; this piece is another example of that excellent track record.
True, still you do a far better job with your off hand than I probably could; I doubt I could even make progress that I wouldn't just have to re-do later with my off-hand. I hope you recover soon.
Of course, always happy to comment; great job as usual. Thanks for sharing Illusir!
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