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For fun...and because Mineko Ohkami is never consistent with her characters' coloring (I referenced 7 different colored pictures of Tetheus here and took the most popular coloring I'd seen and also what color I would color him based on the B&W images...)...I decided to show everyone side-by-side what my coloring style looks like when I use colored pencils and when I use markers.
The image on the left is (using the most popular coloring I could find for the character) done with Prismacolor colored pencil and gel pen for highlights. The image on the right is (using a color scheme I would pick if I had just decided to color this character from a B&W&screentoned manga image and knowing the personality of the character) colored with Prismacolor and Copic markers, with gel pen for highlights.
Tetheus/Tecceus belongs to Mineko Ohkami/Dragon Knights.
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I kinda like the colored pencil version, too...it seems like it's a lot easier to "blend soft" with them, as opposed to markers. Markers are pretty good for achieving an animation (cel-shaded) style of coloring, I think. :)
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Hmm, I can't decide which one I like more!
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tee-hee
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cool
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Thanks!
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Very interesting! I think I like the marker one best as it has more impact
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WorloCoyote
Something about the colored pencil version just seems more organic to me. Both are awesome though!