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Here he is in all his glory!

WITH A NEW SHADING STYLE!
During my last days at NCAT, the art school I went to this year, I learned of using the paintbrush tool on Photoshop to make gradient shading. Easy really.
1. Select an empty area within an outline with Magic Wand tool (hold shift and click on other spaces to get all areas at once)
2. Make a second layer for your shadows to be placed. (This can be sometimes forgotten when you select the areas on the first layer and brush over the areas without selecting the second layer. -_-)
3. Adjust gradient and flow when you have the paintbrush tool selected
4. And then brush away and you have made shadows!
Of course, I'm still a bit new to this technique to I apologize if the shading looks a bit rough.

But other than that, I'm pretty proud of how this turned out!

UPDATED!!!
Added some magma textures, made the picture itself bigger, redid the shading and lighting

UPDATED 2
Improved helmet design and leg armor

Description
Here he is in all his glory!

WITH A NEW SHADING STYLE!
During my last days at NCAT, the art school I went to this year, I learned of using the paintbrush tool on Photoshop to make gradient shading. Easy really.
1. Select an empty area within an outline with Magic Wand tool (hold shift and click on other spaces to get all areas at once)
2. Make a second layer for your shadows to be placed. (This can be sometimes forgotten when you select the areas on the first layer and brush over the areas without selecting the second layer. -_-)
3. Adjust gradient and flow when you have the paintbrush tool selected
4. And then brush away and you have made shadows!
Of course, I'm still a bit new to this technique to I apologize if the shading looks a bit rough.

But other than that, I'm pretty proud of how this turned out!

UPDATED!!!
Added some magma textures, made the picture itself bigger, redid the shading and lighting

UPDATED 2
Improved helmet design and leg armor