Still not too much fancying up for Tits!Scoot, except for an upgrade in the dental plan.

Just a general concept for Lady Spy. She's probably the only Class who'd intentionally invoke Fanservice as part of her job--after all, with an outfit like that, nobody would be looking at her face.

Whatever I end up doing for Lady Spy I really, really want to have a visible holster because that's very Secret Agent-y.

Scout's Mom makes the best Easter eggs.

I like the concepts for genderbends so far! They look fun and believable.

And that egg made me crack up (get it?).

Not sure if I'm going to color this.

>>1643
It needs to be colored!

Well, if I ever get around to modeling a kitchen, I guess I can use this as a prop or something.

Eggs everywhere

Almost a year old sketch I did for a meme.

Ooh, got bit by the inspiration bug, let's see what interesting ideas I get today...

...uh. Well. Um. Redlines, please? And help me place Heavy's legs so I can give him fishnet stockings and high heels?

>>2378

Here's my shot at a redline. I assumed that you were going for a more realistic style for his proportions, and went accordingly. I'm also not totally sure how a 300-pound man would stand if he were wearing high heels.

It occurs to me I haven't even worn something this frilly not even when I was into this kind of thing.

>>2386
Very carefully.

Oh man, I should be shot for that. That was a lame joke.

Anyway, I'm enjoying this whole thing more than I should. Heavy in heels... disturbing, and yet, I like.

Progress report. Suggestions welcome.

>>2406

Eyes look a bit too close together. Using light and shade to define his glorious cheekbones looks good.

>>2408

Yeah, the placement/size of the eye has been driving me crazy. It either looks too far away (and thus too small) or too close (and thus too big).

Coloring is slow as I fight laziness and the reluctance to have this onscreen while parents are in the house.

So much for wanting this picture to be the one that gets me out of /workshop/...it still needs so much fixing, but my brain is dead at the moment.

>>2439
His head seems too small in parts and his mouth should be farther from his nose. Also his legs seem like they were drawn separately and stitched together somehow. They just don't quite align properly.

>>2442

Yeah, the skirt breaks up the silhouette so it's really hard to place the legs properly.

Loosely dramatized scene from Mayfield, wherein the RED Sniper I had been playing went for several months without cutting his hair because the new barber (the BLU Spy, whom I also play) made him too paranoid to let the man anywhere near him with a straight razor. The Spy depicted in this picture is RED, without his mask because you enter into Mayfield minus any of your stuff.

...man this is a lot of teal deer for a picture. I wonder if I should just re-contextualize it within TF2 itself once I get around to publishing it.

You know that thing where you stare at something so long it loses meaning and you can't figure out what's wrong?

This is me, staring at the reference models, and trying to figure out why my art doesn't look anything like them unless I add the requisite accessories.

It'd help to attach the picture, wouldn't it.

Oh, well. Maybe next time.

Now, I'm no artistic genius myself, so uh. I'm kind of nervous to redline, but I'm hoping this helps. And a couple notes. The line below Spy's nostril should be above it, and then both jaws are somewhat lacking in definition. Also I would suggest referencing the character model for the shape of the holes in Spy's balaclava, specifically around the mouth. Speaking of, you'll notice on the model that the balaclava somewhat obscures certain features, so take it into consideration around the nostrils and lines in the face. Anyway, you got some neat stuff going for you! I really hope this is useful.

You don't have to be a genius, you just have to notice something that I missed.

You know who has a lot of feelings? Blokes who smother their wives to death with a pillow.

Just general posing/composition stage for now. Obviously there's stuff that needs fixing, but I can't exactly go trying this pose myself to see how it's supposed to work.

Because I fail at remembering the actual shapes of objects.

I don't really like how the hand is covering his face. I may change the pose, even if that means departing from the way the original picture was staged.

>>3008

Hands are a salty pain in the ass for artists at any level to draw- back in the age when people liked buying painted portraits of themselves, getting one with visible hands cost extra.

I've tried to throw together a bit of a redline here, though it may be junky and useless. The thing that's making this picture not work right now isn't the pose itself, but the rendering of Sniper's hand. Try to keep track of where each joint in his hand should be, and use details like his fingernails and the folds on the underside of the finger to suggest dimension.

Also, you should know a dead person can't write letters.

What's that word for that awful moment when you want to give up but you KNOW what you've done isn't perfect enough?

>>3025

He almost looks like Data. If he's stressed out (Silent Fortress being a reference to Silent Hill?) maybe he should have more stress lines in his face? I mean, you don't cause an Underworld shift by being zen.

Cue the world's biggest facepalm when I realized that I put his scar on the wrong side of his face.

Ohai, it's only been...oh, forever, since I've had an idea worth trying my hand on.

Just general pose composition right now, but obviously I could always use pointers at every stage of the work.

Decided to try my hand at Pyro being Pyro.

At this point, I'm more just trying to get it done than fix any problems it has, but redlines are still welcome.

Last chance before this picture goes live.

i think you should really work on your colors and minimize the palette. a lot of rainbow colors in all of your stuff. too much saturation also. try to get used to color schemes and sticking to them.

Woah woah woah. Easy on the filters, br'a. You had some really interesting lines there before you threw that pointillism effect on it, and now it just looks like a lame photoshop effect. Because it is.
And like the person above me said, you aught to scale back the colours in the background. It's really eye-searing, and it competes with the foreground. I'd definitely limit it to just two or three colours. I'd also consider hand-drawing the background, even if it's just drawing some action lines. Computer-generated patterns just aren't going to fit with your sketchy, organic style.

I really like the highlights you've put around Pyro's body though. You should keep those.

>>3433

What do you mean by "color schemes"? I've studied color theory, but I pretty much pick colors based on what looks good.

(Except the rainbow background, obviously. Super low effort work there.)

The result of playing too much Castlevania Harmony of Despair.

General pose/composition sketch. Obviously a lot of stuff needs fixing at this stage.

I'll probably be drawing the lineart first as always, but here's the preliminary color scheme that I've decided for the picture.

>>3477 If you're looking for feedback, I think the colour scheme looks good. It's unified and lower saturation than some of the other pictures here. (Mind you, I always prefer subdued palettes.)

While I try to figure out how to draw Spy's legs, help me decide the tone of this picture. Should it be a straight Castlevania parody, with Spy wearing Drac's outfit, or should it be a mix of the two?

I'm somewhat tempted to add a Towering Pile of Hats on Spy's head and give him a Camera Beard...

Still somewhat undecided.

I think I've drawn his eyes too small for once.

My inability to draw feet + the weird-ass breadloaf shoes that all Precious Moments characters have = fail. And I think overall the proportions look a little weird, even taking the idiosyncrasies of this style in consideration.

Experimentation with using vectors for line cleanup. I may add some highlights and shading via airbrush, we'll see.

What do y'all think? Too much? Not enough?

Giving this picture another shot. Spy's face looks better this time, but I think Sniper's has gone off model?

Why am I not allowed to trace baww

Laying down some base colors and trying to figure this goddamn pose out.