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Published: 2015-05-15 00:30:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 16765; Favourites: 781; Downloads: 139
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Traditional drawing of Quick Silver. Now there's only one Avenger left, then my Age of Ultron series is complete...I started this drawing when my hand was hurting pretty bad so I did the marker base layer with my other hand. That took much time and was pretty frustrating. At least I didn't mess it up completely.
But when I chose the paper for Quick Silver I thought "Ok, I'll take the crappy grainy paper, because I won't like him anyway...". Well, that was a stupid decision (when I watched the movie I liked him). Let's call it a sketch, because I'm not sure if I put effort in any part (that paper was too annoying so I gave up and that's why it looks so rough)... and I hate his outfit... and the scanner killed his hair (it would looks better with a background T-T). Ok, I'm not happy with this drawing... 
Reference was a promo picture (poster) of Aaron Taylor-Johnson as Quicksilver / Pietro Maximoff from the movie "Avengers: Age of Ultron" (2015).
Ursus sketch pad DIN A4 190g/mΒ²; Faber-Castell Polychromos artists' colour pencils, Copic Ciao marker, uni-ball Signo pigment ink um-153 white; time: 10 hours
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tks, i'll buy one and try. But I don't think I can make a great picture as this one 
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INCREDIBLE!
The feels though.
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Let's just say...
I cetainly did not see that one coming.
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I think you did an awesome job with this oneΒ Β
The roughness actually makes him look blurry like he's running at supersonic speedsΒ
And his hair looks cool with its grayish-white coloringΒ Β
The blue background looks awesome too!! It's like a blue flame created by the friction he creates running so fast
Nice Job!!Β Β
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Did not see this coming...
Actually I did. 
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"I understood that reference!"
Thanks! I have to wait for the blu ray until I can watch it again...
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Even with all those troubles it still looks absolutely stunning!!!
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A short comment then
I love it 
I'd just add subjectively: so much blue!
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Hahaha...
Thank you! Well, it could've been better. My scanner killed some shades of blue by the way. It just doesn't like to scan turquoise (it always turns into normal blue).
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Is it anyhow connected with non-photo blue? (I'm still not sure what it is, but I've heard about it when it concerns scanning and using traditional art on computer).
I'm sure it's even more brilliant on paper (hard to imagine, but on paper it's... I don't know how to call it
I don't want to make any spoilers, I didn't have a chance to see AoU yet, but I accidentally got that spoiler (I don't mind, as you know 
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I haven't heard about non-photo blue yet, but I read that it's a shade of blue that just "disappears" when you scan it. My stupid turquoise just turns into blue. Scanners always change the colours... I hate it.
Thanks again! Lol!
Wait what? Did I spoil something...???
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I don't have a scanner, so there's no point even in trying to compare what I post with original colours and shades, but on my level it doesn't really matter
I "borrowed" few times a scanner, but colours were changed too, at least a little.
Nooo!
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I watched the movie twice... wait... was it the "my scanner killed the blue" part...
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Yes, that's it...
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P.S. That Quick Silver went quick
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Gosh this looks good.....so does he.....XD
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I love you work, always fantastic. I'd like to know, do you have any tips for someone who is new to blending markers and colored pencils? Like I'm really nervous when I combine the two and don't know if there's a certain method too it.
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Thank you!
Well, I'm not sure if there's "the method", because I just tried it last year for the first time and with every drawings it's getting better, but I think I can give you a few hints. Make a colour chart for your markers, then it's easier to pick the colours for the base layers. Don't start too dark. It's possible to bright up the marker layer with a bright colored pencil, but if it's still too dark you can't go back. Try to find a good paper for markers and colored pencil (not too thin and not so grainy)! I hope this helps a bit! Now just give it a try! It's fun!
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So with the layers, do you start with markers, then pencil, then marker again? I mean, that's the part I have trouble with.
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Ah ok. You haven't seen my tutorials yet! Here is one (I tried to explain everything step by step in the description): Traditional (mixed media) tutorial
Pencil -> eraser -> marker (and sometimes also black multiliner) -> many colored pencil layers to blend everything -> white gel pen
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I think you got the proportions down very well!! ^-^
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