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GIGANTO ZERO

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Requested by my lad Feyzer, this drawing features everyone's favorite red dashing, saber slicing, and Ho-Ha-Hoo boi Zero, far bigger than any construction Mechaniloid, and ready to quite literally curb stomp any fiendish Maverick!

Putting aside that it's the first and only time [so far] that I've drawn Layer, and the first time I've drawn Zero in a loooooong time since highschool years it was a pleasant experience.

Sidenote: the small one, whom I actually drawn twice, here and in that Giantess Alia one over on DeviantArt, it's...it could become a new OC of mine in my little cast of many ^-^

2/4 Commissioned Drawings

=Link to Feyzer's DeviantArt= [PS: he does have a few drawings of the "kinky kontent" type some might not like but they're few among the mostly wholesome or cool stuff :D]

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Anonymous asked:

Which colour palette do you prefer for Mai's clothing? More pinkish or more whiteish?

Personally I prefer a more pinkish tint to her aesthetics in general, since it gives her a more soft and squishy vibe that I think better befits the persona she tries to push.

Particularly when compared to the sharper feeling that a whiter palette gives off.

Ultimately I ask because I've seen her depicted both ways, oftentimes in my eyes conflictingly so with the apparent intended feel of the images in question.

rinelica answered:

That’s an interesting question! I like both, white is more canon I think (she’s the White Witch) and imo is a neutral “colour” so I never felt like it made Mai too sharp, but pink certainly can give a warmer take.

In my art I ended up preferring to use a more pinkish tint (partly because I don’t really enjoy colouring with real white/black, too neutral) :

I know the colour limitation of the PC-98 can be tricky, but Mai’s in-game white and black (and Yuki’s, these are the same colours) have a reddish shade/light. This was something I found interesting to keep, contrasting with the overall coldness.

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  • This pinkish white is used by a lot of characters (These 2 + Reimu/Marisa/Alice/Shinki) and could be seen as a warm white. There’s also a blueish white (used by Mima/Yuuka/Sara/Yumeko) which could be a colder white.
  • The reddish black is very red, unlike Marisa’s black which is more purplish (looking darker). Other black things, like the Grimoire of Alice and Yumeko’s bow are pure black with no light. Shinki’s bow, on the other hand, is the same reddish black as Yuki’s/Mai’s.

Ultimately, the warmth and the not-Marisa-like black are the big reason why I chose to keep the reddish tint of Mai’s/Yuki’s “black and white”. 3 black and white witches is quite a lot so if I have an opportunity to make the palette differ, I take it. And like I said, I like the contrast of the reddish, warm coloured clothes with the very blue and cold World of Ice and Snow!

So I agree with you about how pink can give Mai a warm look which fits her shenanigans. I still use “cold” colours in the palette to contrast with the clothes and to hint that the “warmth” is a façade, obviously with the blue but also with her skin, which I colour with a very very fair cool tone.

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For hopefully a better boost, and to archive such works, A new Gallery has Opened up dedicated entirely towards Commissioned Art!

Each one I've made so far and those to come, all for you to see with some extra lore/fact behind the creation of each one, some more detailed than others.

=Link to the Gallery=

The Great Stargrazing Cruising Emporium
AKA: The Commission Gallery Collection, it's every single Commission Session so far and those to come in the near future will be placed here
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