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Lady Death Fan Art

I want to talk about a piece I did a while ago (January 2022).

That was when I switched from MediBang Paint to FireAlpaca. This was my first attempt with the new application, and I was surprised by how well it turned out.

The lines are pretty good, and I managed to get a nice, decent look. The cosplayer even noticed it, which is always a nice surprise.

I found the work done on the armor to be really impressive. It was very detailed, and the result was quite elegant.

At that period, I was trying to work with a few colors, and high contrast ; my goal has always been about getting closer to a Manga illustration.

Here is the photo inspiring the Fan Art (c)

And here is the link to the original post

Lady Death / @sarawrcosplays Fan Art

Looking at it after a while, I really liked the fan art. Lady Death may not seem so powerful, but you can definitely see her attractiveness.

@thousand_faces_cosplay Cammy comic page

Once again, going out of my comfort zone here

The magnificent Lauren, not only had cosplayed Cammy but also Chun-Li

There are plans for more pages, hopefully …

Casual Raven / @cataria.xx Fan Art

Back to draw Raven Fan Art

Cataria.xx has many great cosplay – check her page

As you can see dear reader, I am back at the “black and white old engraving style”

I will post another one tomorrow

How to create a leaf and grass brush with Medibang Paint Pro and FireAlpaca — Box of Bagels

In this quick tutorial I will show you How to create a leaf and grass brush using Medibang Paint Pro and FireAlpaca. Since both software are similar, the steps to create custom brushes for them are similar. Brush head Draw brush tip shapes for leaves and grass with a normal “Pen” brush and save them in […]

How to create a leaf and grass brush with Medibang Paint Pro and FireAlpaca — Box of Bagels

Storm / @aliciamariebody Fan Art

Cosplay is a vibrant and diverse community, and within it, there are those exceptional cosplayers who truly embody the spirit of a particular character. When they step into the shoes of their chosen character, something magical happens. It’s as if they have discovered their true selves, and their portrayal resonates with a profound authenticity. Witnessing these individuals in their element is a truly captivating experience. Their passion, dedication, and attention to detail shine through, transforming their cosplay into a work of art. It is a testament to the power of self-expression and the beauty of embracing one’s identity. Their ability to bring a character to life in such a vivid and empowering way inspires others, creating a sense of unity and acceptance within the cosplay community.

Made with FireAlpaca application

Lady Death / @sarawrcosplays Fan Art

My first Lady Death Fan Art of 2022

Featuring @sarawrcosplay

NB: I switched my drawing application (I was using medibangpaint before) and now I’m using FireAlpaca

Here is the post from Sara