[CR] Pyromaniac

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A few days ago, I was watching a series about bombs and terrorists, which inspired me to design my own pyromaniac terrorist, in a cool suit of course. In fact it goes pretty much according to the situation in my country, with so many blackouts, conspiracy theories and electrical failures, it's pretty crazy everything.

This drawing would classify it as "hot" because everything is immersed in chaos and flames, which are reflected around the terrorist's hair and silhouette, the modes of fusion are a love. I will soon continue with the Game of Thrones portraits, look forward to them.

Tools:

• Medibang Paint
• Mouse

-Step 1:

The main idea was about a girl with a flamethrower, so I set out to sketch that first idea, if you detail a little you will see that there are two sketches, because I was very indecisive with the pose, always happens that.

-Step 2:

Then I added some shadows on the sketch, working with the gray scale to get a slimmer figure, then I have delineated the whole character to get a cleaner job.

-Step 3:

The coloring begins with a basic tones, both for the hair, mask and suit. Then came the additional tones that make the drawing more attractive.

-Step 4:

This is where the magic begins, if you have seen some of my drawings, you will know that I love to add a little realism. I reduced the opacity of the outline, to then color on it focusing mainly on the eyes, the trick is to enlarge as much as possible the canvas to draw with many details, this way when returning to the original size you will notice that the face is closer to reality.

-Step 5:

I have imagined the suit with a semi leather surface, so it should reflect certain shines but not excessively, likewise I have modified the hair, making it shorter and working through tufts, not without defining some hairs to give volume. Since fire is not enough, I felt that the scene needs more elements, so I traced some buildings and a burning car.

-Step 6:

Now if it looks like an authentic terrorism scene, using tones ranging from a very dark violet to a very soft orange, I blackened the walls with smoke and the floor with rubble, all wrapped in flames, which give a certain reddish aura to the character. Finally, in order not to steal the terrorist's protagonism, I have applied a "Gaussian blur" to the background, thus giving the drawing a photographic perspective.

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