Street figther and batman colored

[deffectx]

pencils bye alvin lee
colors by me
deviantart page http://deffectx.deviantart.com/art/S...n-art-93916448


pencils by eduardo francisco
colors bye me
deviantart page http://deffectx.deviantart.com/art/B...rsion-93883284

and my website http://deffectx.deviantart.com/

thansk looking =)

[psychoheat]

fantastic work on the colors

[Jon_Ashley]

deffectx,

I do a ton of ebay commissions and they are always asking me if I can color it, I knew a few people from my old comic assocations but its been a while. You interested in making some $$$ doing coloring? I would just refer them to you once I do the commission and you could negotiate a price with them. My commissions usually go for 35-55 bucks so assuming you would be reasonable to the customer I would refer you for free as I want my artwork to look good and it looks like you know what youre doing.

If you want to see some of my work just goto ebay.com and type in jon ashley commission and you will find it.

[babycakes]

The Batman one is beautiful.
On the Street Fighter piece, I love the rendering. I don't think Ryu stands out enough though. I think maybe if you went darker on the shadows and the secondary light, especially towards his feet, he might pop a bit more. I don't know though...
Still, lovely work.

-R

[jaketerlecki]

In echoing what babycakes said, I would suggest using something on Ryu like a light saturated blue in screen mode to add a secondary light source instead of the red. Use cooler tones to make him pop.
Batman could use a little warm colors to make him stand out. Both look great otherwise.

[RavioliDog]

I also agree with babycakes.

Batman piece is awesome.

Ryu can stand out more in the street fighter piece. Also, akuma might benefit form a little more contrast (not too much though).

[Jel]

Great colors, really.
I agree that considering what you're going for in the Street Fighter image, Ryu could pop up a little more. But he doesn't really need a secondary light, he just needs more saturation and contrast in the colors you've used (easily fixable).