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Drew, Lined, and Colored an artwork that I did myself, for once. Ha ha!

As we can see here, Infinite Uncertainty the Angelican Mage, has come into her possession an ancient celestial spell that has long since thought to be lost, or has long since been considered forbidden. But considering her ideals, the time for divine judgement and smiting is now. A spell this powerful hasn't been used since Sodom and Gomorrah. Her target could be a large city full of sinners, or perhaps Zero's lab considering that's her arch enemy and probably what gave her the drive to seek out this spell. In order to build up the energy to cast this spell, it required for Infinite to go full Angelic Judgement Mode.

So I certainly had fun with this piece. I was looking through my art books and found a pose that sorta inspired this idea. And after some considerable work into getting it done and the details, I finally was happy with how it turned out. There's still a lot I could learn, considering I've never really done background work before, but all in due time of course.

Work Done by me
Colored by me
Infinite Uncertainty belongs to me
Bayonetta Halo Design belongs to Nintendo/Sega

Description
Drew, Lined, and Colored an artwork that I did myself, for once. Ha ha!

As we can see here, Infinite Uncertainty the Angelican Mage, has come into her possession an ancient celestial spell that has long since thought to be lost, or has long since been considered forbidden. But considering her ideals, the time for divine judgement and smiting is now. A spell this powerful hasn't been used since Sodom and Gomorrah. Her target could be a large city full of sinners, or perhaps Zero's lab considering that's her arch enemy and probably what gave her the drive to seek out this spell. In order to build up the energy to cast this spell, it required for Infinite to go full Angelic Judgement Mode.

So I certainly had fun with this piece. I was looking through my art books and found a pose that sorta inspired this idea. And after some considerable work into getting it done and the details, I finally was happy with how it turned out. There's still a lot I could learn, considering I've never really done background work before, but all in due time of course.

Work Done by me
Colored by me
Infinite Uncertainty belongs to me
Bayonetta Halo Design belongs to Nintendo/Sega