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Published: 2008-06-10 17:26:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 28351; Favourites: 229; Downloads: 238
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...Oh what a difference color makes! I've said it before, and I may say it again, but I definitely think that out of my submissions so far, this one takes the cake. While working on this picture, I finally figured out a method to create smooth color blending that some-what resembles paint, and I'm just shocked by how simple it is.Anyway, I put a lot of work into this one, and I thank you guys for taking a look-see.
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Nice ! Reminds me my Cammy vs. Chun-Li ! ^^
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I could see that. This is a decade old, though!
Anyway, thanks for the comment.Β
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you're welcome ! ^^
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Thanks for the compliment and thanks for the fave!
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you are welcome, I love your posing and composition, your fighters look strong enough to really fight and the colors glow.Β I know this is a very old pic, and there's a lot more female boxing art on dA now, I hope you can do more as this is great stuff.
I do a lot of boxing art myself and I think you have a very good eye for this!
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Aw, shucks.Β
Thank you so much!
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you're welcome.Β i know female boxing art is a quite small group in dA and i am always happy to find more when it's done this well!
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Thank you! And thanks for the faves!
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I really love this one, especially the bigger girl's arm in the middle panel!
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Nice one. Looks like her nose is broken from that shot.
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Great series of punches leading to knockdown!
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this is great. it definitely pops with the color. my favorite part is the way you've drawn the hair flying back. haha
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I'm glad you appreciate it!
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Wow, nice work, you can really feel that last punch! The action and the transitions from frame to frame are excellent, as is the composition.
What is this wonderful new coloring technique then, do tell!
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Thanks. Well first off, I color in a character or background in with my base color, which is usually an over-saturated shade of red, blue, yellow- or whatever. Then I use the quick-selection tool and fill option to quickly paste in the base color over the inked character/background. Once I'm done with filling in the base color, I pick a color shade that's much lighter than my base palette, crank the brush's flow down to 7 or 8 percent, and I just brush in highlights. It gives it a very soft, glowy feel.
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