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After going through really complicated pieces like Torch and Sinister, I wanted my next one to be fairly simple and a bit easier to do, and the one who headed that list was none other than the Man Without Fear himself, Daredevil!

Daredevil was always a character I really loved so much, and he's had his fair share of amazing storylines over the past few years. I wanted to capture his already iconic crimson look with this piece, but I wanted to add a little extra to give him a bit more twist, and I was able to do that by adding all the straps and buckles in his costume, as well as the linings throughout the outfit. If you notice closely (but I doubt you could tell), the red for his suit is different from the gloves and boots, and I wanted to bring out that contrast even if its pretty much invisible to the naked eye.

His facial expression has always been a serious one, Matt Murdock is always his best when portrayed seriously, and I wanted to bring that out here. I also love how artists always draw his batons in such crazy ways and I wanted to emulate that in this piece here, and I'm happy with how it came out and how the baton is "flying" towards you. This may seem simpler than my recent posts but it was still a handful to do, and I'm glad it all worked out and now he stands as one of my favourites to date!

Description
After going through really complicated pieces like Torch and Sinister, I wanted my next one to be fairly simple and a bit easier to do, and the one who headed that list was none other than the Man Without Fear himself, Daredevil!

Daredevil was always a character I really loved so much, and he's had his fair share of amazing storylines over the past few years. I wanted to capture his already iconic crimson look with this piece, but I wanted to add a little extra to give him a bit more twist, and I was able to do that by adding all the straps and buckles in his costume, as well as the linings throughout the outfit. If you notice closely (but I doubt you could tell), the red for his suit is different from the gloves and boots, and I wanted to bring out that contrast even if its pretty much invisible to the naked eye.

His facial expression has always been a serious one, Matt Murdock is always his best when portrayed seriously, and I wanted to bring that out here. I also love how artists always draw his batons in such crazy ways and I wanted to emulate that in this piece here, and I'm happy with how it came out and how the baton is "flying" towards you. This may seem simpler than my recent posts but it was still a handful to do, and I'm glad it all worked out and now he stands as one of my favourites to date!