Victory is MINE!

[obliviousally_lj]

So, through a couple loopholes and fucking around, I managed to get the scanner to work, even if I doin't have the program I like to use with it. Ah well. It works decently enough.

And that means....


Okay, so it's only one picture. Cause I've been completely lazy and unmotivated lately. Comic class is the only thing that's been making me draw. These are skeches for my character design class. We have to make up a superhero after ourselves. Naturally, mine is Angel and the outfit is based on the one I had for Ally@X-Men Evo. Peter was getting on me about how plain my original outfit was and how I needed to add more ovals and stuff to "make it all come together". And he likes the wings on the outfit. Woot. Although I'm still not sure what to do with the top of the outfit, around the neck and stuff. :P

Here's a larger image of the top two sketches.

Comments

[cassu-bean.livejournal.com]

The anatomy is lovely and the back wings are great!

[obliviousally.livejournal.com]

Thankies!

[nachitor.livejournal.com]

The wings look really awesome! I love the glove option thingies, too.

[obliviousally.livejournal.com]

Thankies. The original gloves were, like, super plain. Nothing on them. :P So I had to think up something. And I reeeally wanted to incorporate the arm wraps into the outfit. :D And you need to wgip up a costume design! I expect wackiness! :D

[kassil.livejournal.com]

Theoretically, if it's your superhero(ine), then isn't it your decision how the outfit looks? ;p

[obliviousally.livejournal.com]

Theoretically, yes. But we are learning how artists in the industry do things. And if you look at most superhero costumes (X-Men are a good example), they have a general symmetric design and a logo or focal point. :P So, yes, it is my design, but I also kind have to adhere to some rough 'rules'. Plus, I'm horrible at costume design so any help is usually good help. :D