#i love them a lot
dramatic lighting is my passion
Tue, 11 Jan 2022 11:38:18
N I started during a class. Decided to finish it today. I didn’t use a reference and I had not painted in a hot sec so this came out ok with that in mind but GOD I have NO idea how to paint hair. I wanted to make it look a lil messy and didn’t wanna make it too shiny cuz I don’t think his hair would be. I tried…. I should look up tutorials or smth. I love him a lot.
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So, even though I have 10303030 different Vs, some fleshed out/developed and some just kinda vibing in my PC folders…I made another V.
They’re a nonbinary disasterpiece from an AU I’m working on, which touches on religious themes; drawn from my Jehovah’s Witness upbringing.
Thank fuck I am out of that now and can draw sick shit like this Feral Child of a V:
To see the process behind this piece, as well as a brief write-up, and a colouring timelapse- check under the read more!!!
V kills their Father in return, but the police happen to arrive on the scene whilst V is leaning over their Father’s body; and assume wrongly that V is responsible for both deaths.
V kills their Father in return, but the police happen to arrive on the scene whilst V is leaning over their Father’s body; and assume wrongly that V is responsible for both deaths.
They kill the cops in order to escape, and go on the run; ending up having to throw themselves at the one person they feel they could trust- only to have that trust thrown back when the person betrays them.
V has to continue on the run until they collapse, and are taken in by a group that becomes the family they never truly had.
Drawing a piece which conveyed how kind of angry this V is at everything and everyone was kind of fun, in a weird way; it gave me a chance to convey said anger- as well as give hints as to the rest of the person hiding beneath this anger.
Here is the (condensed) process behind this piece:
So whilst alot of the smaller details got lost in the darker tones/limited colour palette, you can see from the earlier phases just how much work went into this.
I still have a ways to go with colouring in certain textures, but I really tried hard to improve on those techniques in this piece.
And it was fun to have their outfit 99% dark tones, but then absolutely eye-breaking levels of bright hair, and tiny hints of colour in their pin badges.
Here is the colouring timelapse (warning for flashes of colour):
This gives a further look at the earlier stages, as well as how hard I worked to try and show differing textures with the limited colour palette I was working with.
I did admittedly give up a bit with the lighting and background, but that’s lowkey my fault because I got burnt out on all the tiny details.
Still, I love how this piece turned out; it was really fun to work with limited colours, a fierce expression, and differing textures.
reading ultimo when i was in 5th grade did something to my gender and sexuality i think
if you or someone you know related deeply to rune kodaira when you were younger, you may be entitled to gender compensation
