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Chernobog as seen on Persona 3.

"Chernobog is a Slavic deity, whose name means Black God. Chernobog is not often mentioned in Slavic pagan sources, but is mentioned by the Western Slavs. He is associated with destruction, darkness and the winter. Due to this, he wasn't worshiped but instead avoided, just like Baba Yaga - This conflicts with the Slavic pagan customs of pleasing gods/goddesses and spirits in order to gain their blessing and protection. He is also synonymous with evil and later became synonymous with the devil."
- From "Megami Tensei Wikia"

I drew this with water soluble color pencils, and some watercolors.

For those who have seen my earlier works, what do you think about the dimmer colors and contrast in this picture compared to my other drawings? Since some of my other works seemed to be oversaturated when viewed on other people's computers, I tried to use a bit different editing methods on this. So, do these dimmer colors look more acceptable and natural, or is it too dim?

Description
Chernobog as seen on Persona 3.

"Chernobog is a Slavic deity, whose name means Black God. Chernobog is not often mentioned in Slavic pagan sources, but is mentioned by the Western Slavs. He is associated with destruction, darkness and the winter. Due to this, he wasn't worshiped but instead avoided, just like Baba Yaga - This conflicts with the Slavic pagan customs of pleasing gods/goddesses and spirits in order to gain their blessing and protection. He is also synonymous with evil and later became synonymous with the devil."
- From "Megami Tensei Wikia"

I drew this with water soluble color pencils, and some watercolors.

For those who have seen my earlier works, what do you think about the dimmer colors and contrast in this picture compared to my other drawings? Since some of my other works seemed to be oversaturated when viewed on other people's computers, I tried to use a bit different editing methods on this. So, do these dimmer colors look more acceptable and natural, or is it too dim?