This isn’t really a sketch of his outfit. More a sketch of him just on a normal day (for what constitutes as normal for him). I’m working on capturing the character then I’ll focus on his outfit.
Enjoy.
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This scene is well into Act II.
I am going leave the details out, so as to not spoil anything.
This is Sidekick and Wraith trying to get some information out of an uncooperative enemy.
Sidekick: “So, we were thinking about playing good-cop-bad-cop with you. Only,…
(punches guy in the stomach)
…I don’t have to be all that good, because my partner here is the worst cop in the world. You see those bones sticking out of his arms? Those aren’t his bones.”
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These are the Switchmen (and Switchboard). They belong to a line of super-heroes originating back to the “Golden Age” of heroes. I think Switchman is pretty close as do I think Switchboard. But I think both need some small alterations. Next revision should be real close or dead on.
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Switchman “Golden Age”:
Switchman “Silver Age”:
Switchboard (Switchman “Modern Age”):
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This is an unnamed character at the moment Glyph. We refer to him as the “Magic Kid”, though that’s not his name. Also, He might be a little too old looking here, gonna have to work on another one for him…
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After some discussion, we wanted to do something different with his outfit. So here it is. You can compare with the sketch previous to this one.
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Felt like doing another Viper sketch tonight. Everyone is really starting feel comfortable when I draw them. I think things are progressing along very nicely.
Enjoy.
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More Sidekick. I know, you just can’t get enough.
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