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Published: 2009-10-17 10:16:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 6248; Favourites: 63; Downloads: 126
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This took me about three weeks to work on this. The palet to this character is just as complex as his design.As to reason why my cat is there, he just so furry look Adam, it made me want to put the comparisson. It also shows my techniques in drawing noses and animals.
This also makes a good therian guide since it's near Halloween as it is.
The people I do know who worked on him are Chris sanders, and Bill Keane, but I forget the rest.
Asto reason I made this in the first place, when I saw all the art meme's to Disney meets Marvel, Kelsy Grammer's version of Beast from X-men just made me want to draw Prince Adam in a suit. Though after working so long on this sheet alone, it might take me awhile to get to the actual picture. This is similar to the Devil Bot sheet I did:
since when I'm not familiar with a character's design, I break the subject into pieces.
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That's my Spooky! My little furry anger-muffin.
He just reminded me of the Prince at the time that I thought it would be nice to add into the tutorial. It also shows the difference between a real animal and Adam's form as the Beast... Now that I think about it, if I saved space, I could have put his human form's face.
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That would have worked too.
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Whoa...that looks so coooool.
And let's face it, your cat is absolutely ADORABLE!!! XDD
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Oh, thank you. I agree, he is adorable. I tried my best to emulate the style of Adam's form. Very complicative though.
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I like it, very useful. The addition of your cat is a nice idea, and he's really cute.
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Thanks, someone on this site has also did a tutorial but with no color and it seems morelike his own style for drawing the character. Then again, I should think highly of myself like that. This is merely emulating the style that Bill Keane has laid down.
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Oh you captured the likeness very very well!
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Thanks again, I'm glad you appreciate it. Instead of doing it in pen, I left it as pencil to show the incompletness of the design.
I've done animals before, but Adam's design is actually complicated compared to a lion.
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Very much indeed.
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