Fairchild - My First Color by SeraphimZion

Digital Comics • Comics/Cartoons • posted on Nov 29, 2005

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My first attempt at coloring. I bet it was over 12 hours of work. Changing colors, starting completely over, expirementing with shading. If you count the time reading tutorials, it took twice as long. It's not as good as Sean's color, but we can't all be that good. I found the inks on his website, and chose them because of their simplicity. Anyways, hope you enjoy them. Comments and Critiques are definitely welcome!

Comments (13)

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fabriced

8:45AM | Tue, 29 November 2005

SUPERBE!!! in my favorite*****

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Osiris_

9:53AM | Tue, 29 November 2005

Excellent work! Love the colors :o)

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TheGroovyDude

9:58AM | Tue, 29 November 2005

Great work......... excellent for your first colour........ it's not as good as SeanE's recent work, but easily as good as his earlier work........ I expect you'll be competing with him very soon............ excellent

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SeanE

10:05AM | Tue, 29 November 2005

heh - yeah go have a look on the last or second last page of my gallery here for the christmas pixie elf picture by penguin_commando to see my first ever coloured picture! - 6 hours work if I remember...!!

wingnut55

4:10PM | Tue, 29 November 2005

when i saw the thumb, i thought it must a SeanE. well done.

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SEspider

12:31AM | Thu, 01 December 2005

Well done for a first time. Don't worry, the first time always takes a long time. Well done with this. I'll suggest to add a few (brighter) highlights to the skin and suit next time. It'll give the suit more shine and make the skin seem softer. The hair does need more work. Remember, hair is always thought of as a million thin strands clumped together. You don't have to draw/color in every strand like GreenSat. But you do need to add a few thin strands of hair here and there. And don't worry about going outside the lines with hair highlights. I've yet to meet anyone with a solid glump of hair...unless it was a plastic gag wig. ^_^ Wonderful job on the background.

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LillianaSapphire

7:13AM | Thu, 01 December 2005

Hey you got nout to worry about. Good things come to those who wait. I like it, the colours are nice, and it works well. The hair could have some more highlights in my opinion

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