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This a book between my drawings and pieces of digital art. . .
It's shitty but people are free to their opinions
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I even got the reflection!
As long as it took, the result is pretty awesome.
The thing is, Death was supposed to be in a cloak, but what's more handsome than a tall, mysterious man in a suit?
He kinda looks like he's from a really old digital game.
Honestly though, the detail was hard to do, considering lines, and shading. But I swear, this new update for Sketch kicks ass.
Although this is a "new" character, I don't have in store for death, but he still looks badass.
Actually, I lied a little. I do have one part in mind.
You see, one of my character's, comes close to dying, literally on their deathbed. As an angel walks closer to the person wired to machines, he holds their hand, praying for them to be okay. As the person comes straight out of coma, he looks at the angel. His eyes flash before him.
"You. You saved me. I saw him. I saw death"
Pretty neat, dontcha think? :p
Welp, I got another drawing too.
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I messed up one of his horns, but I can always fix that later.
But again, he is my beautiful deadly boi. Suit wearing, no talking, scythe slinging, dead bringing boy, Death. I mean, he looks so cute yet scary AF.
One thing that's hard to see, is the quote next him. Specifically it says " Doh ray me fa so la tee" in which means "The end is near" in a fake language called Ikkathalli. In the story, it's a dead language dating back to the first years of death.
Another tittle fact that I forgot to mention is, Death can change his appearance.
If you haven't noticed, Death has horns growing from where the eyes would be. It's a way for him to be mysterious, but he look however he wants.
The main reason behind this is because, nobody has really SEEN death, so how could somebody know what he looks like? Everybody has their own opinion, just like everybody sees something differently. In this case, those rules definitely apply.
