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Description
Series: KOTOR I & II
Media: Acrylic paints on canvas board
Time: Somewhere around 10 hours
Characters: Exile, Jolee, Bastila, Revan, Malak, Darth Traya, Darth Sion

Piece done for my Drawing (yes, drawing) III class. There's SO many things wrong with this, yet... I'm still mostly satisfied with it. Go figure. Light siders and Dark siders of the KOTOR world, so to speak. Sorry for the large width if you're viewing at a lower resolution, but this is a two-panel piece meant to be mounted on a corner, so yeah... This is as small as I was willing to make it without losing anymore detail.

I realize my Exile and Bastila are bleh (and the Exile's neck is WAY too thick), but... You try to paint their faces/heads with a tiny brush with only an inch or two of space to get their faces' details in... Oy... I've never been that great at women, anyway.

EDIT: Scanned it in to get a clearer picture... But since the boards are bigger than my scanner, I had to scan them in bits and piece them together... Hence a few of the "lines" running through the picture. Sorry, I can't do anything about those.

Description
Series: KOTOR I & II
Media: Acrylic paints on canvas board
Time: Somewhere around 10 hours
Characters: Exile, Jolee, Bastila, Revan, Malak, Darth Traya, Darth Sion

Piece done for my Drawing (yes, drawing) III class. There's SO many things wrong with this, yet... I'm still mostly satisfied with it. Go figure. Light siders and Dark siders of the KOTOR world, so to speak. Sorry for the large width if you're viewing at a lower resolution, but this is a two-panel piece meant to be mounted on a corner, so yeah... This is as small as I was willing to make it without losing anymore detail.

I realize my Exile and Bastila are bleh (and the Exile's neck is WAY too thick), but... You try to paint their faces/heads with a tiny brush with only an inch or two of space to get their faces' details in... Oy... I've never been that great at women, anyway.

EDIT: Scanned it in to get a clearer picture... But since the boards are bigger than my scanner, I had to scan them in bits and piece them together... Hence a few of the "lines" running through the picture. Sorry, I can't do anything about those.