And that was a great time discovering that I couldn't draw water I mean, it's okay, but, wow gooey water ! I improvised a lot of things : the Dodrio's fur, the Gyacruel's "veins" in the scales, and of course the water. So I did what I could on the Gyacruel's head and the characters in the foreground, and rushed a bit everything that is in the darkness. The textures were a big challenge, because I didn't have a lot of time, and the elements were quite numerous and huge. But I'm happy with the power difference and the "claustrophobic" ambience, nobody knows if those two Pokémon dressers and their little pets are going to survive hehe While I tried my best, perspective is something I still have to learn, and the luminosity is not quite as striking as I hoped for. In order to do that, the composition was the key : perspective (a bit fisheye-esque) and luminosity contrast. I started the lineart about one week ago, and proceeded to make an stupidly high amount of details in the coloring phase, thinking "yea i got time ill b alright", only to finish 1h before the deadline O-O (I hope, 00:00 AM, Sydney ACTUALLY IS the deadline, and not earlier, because in this case I throw a table through the wall щ(ಠ益ಠщ) )Īt the beginning I wanted to set a dramatic scene, to set a "there is no way out" feel, both in showing a ridiculously huge height and power difference. This is my first ever entry to a Draw with Jazza contest, and oh my god I actually finished it in time D8< That was a shoooort deadline Jazza HOW WAS I SUPPOSED TO KNOW THAT A GYACRUEL COULD EVEN EXIST D8>"
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