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My second competent attempt at colour pencils. The whole process took quite a long time; I'd estimate at least 20 hours, but not nearly as long as the previous Barrows Rebirth [link]

Overall I technically used around 15 different colours in this, but by far the most used were indigo, brown, gold/tan, and red/maroon. I used the indigo so much in fact that it was once a full 20cm and now it's less than 5, the gold and brown are pretty worn too.

I guess anyone who has strolled through my gallery can see that this is the elaborated version of Mother Barrows in colour. And, you may have noticed that this Barrows, does not in fact have the classic feather wings. I suppose it's because I thought it may look a bit messy if I added them in and I guess you can count her as some sort of psychic necromancer who should naturally be able to fly.

I think I've improved in my colouring in here a lot more than in the first coloured Barrows, but in all honestly, I still prefer brutes with fat ass armour and wargear over the feminine touch.

For now though, I shall be taking a break from Barrows, but I'll come back to it in a month or so with my first full colour Barrows on canvas.

Description
My second competent attempt at colour pencils. The whole process took quite a long time; I'd estimate at least 20 hours, but not nearly as long as the previous Barrows Rebirth [link]

Overall I technically used around 15 different colours in this, but by far the most used were indigo, brown, gold/tan, and red/maroon. I used the indigo so much in fact that it was once a full 20cm and now it's less than 5, the gold and brown are pretty worn too.

I guess anyone who has strolled through my gallery can see that this is the elaborated version of Mother Barrows in colour. And, you may have noticed that this Barrows, does not in fact have the classic feather wings. I suppose it's because I thought it may look a bit messy if I added them in and I guess you can count her as some sort of psychic necromancer who should naturally be able to fly.

I think I've improved in my colouring in here a lot more than in the first coloured Barrows, but in all honestly, I still prefer brutes with fat ass armour and wargear over the feminine touch.

For now though, I shall be taking a break from Barrows, but I'll come back to it in a month or so with my first full colour Barrows on canvas.