SPN Cinema - Time to Die
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amberdreamsTitle: Time to Die
Movie Prompt: Blade Runner
Pairing: None
Rating: PG
Word Count or Media: Traditional art
Summary: Even the most powerful androids have short lives, is it surprising they might rebel against their destinies?
Notes: This was going to be a fic but I just couldn't get the words to co operate, in spite of having 1000 words written and a pretty good idea where the story should go. But I had this image in my head the whole time, so here ya go.
For this scenario imagine Dean and Sam as Blade Runners and Castiel as rogue Angel Android (ala Roy Batty).
Prismacolor pencils - a first attempt at using them. I half like it, half don't - it's much more textured than I wanted/expected but maybe that was the paper.
I'm so annoyed that I failed to capture the likeness I wanted - and yes I know I'm always moaning about things not turning out right, but that's because they often DON'T!
Here's a couple of progress shots.
Halfway through the coloured pencil part
And the initial linework which I actually like even though the issue with the face was staring me in my face right here, and I should have corrected it while I had the chance. I think I need to start any portrait with mouth and chin and work my way up instead of starting with the eyes and always ending up with the top half of the face too narrow and the nose too long.
Movie Prompt: Blade Runner
Pairing: None
Rating: PG
Word Count or Media: Traditional art
Summary: Even the most powerful androids have short lives, is it surprising they might rebel against their destinies?
Notes: This was going to be a fic but I just couldn't get the words to co operate, in spite of having 1000 words written and a pretty good idea where the story should go. But I had this image in my head the whole time, so here ya go.
For this scenario imagine Dean and Sam as Blade Runners and Castiel as rogue Angel Android (ala Roy Batty).
Prismacolor pencils - a first attempt at using them. I half like it, half don't - it's much more textured than I wanted/expected but maybe that was the paper.
I'm so annoyed that I failed to capture the likeness I wanted - and yes I know I'm always moaning about things not turning out right, but that's because they often DON'T!
Here's a couple of progress shots.
Halfway through the coloured pencil part
And the initial linework which I actually like even though the issue with the face was staring me in my face right here, and I should have corrected it while I had the chance. I think I need to start any portrait with mouth and chin and work my way up instead of starting with the eyes and always ending up with the top half of the face too narrow and the nose too long.
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Date: 2019-11-25 10:43 am (UTC)