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Muttski sketch in color
Muttski sketch in color by @VioletWhirlwind (Violet Whirlwind)

Finally got this to some form of completion. I was planning on doing more with it...adding more characters...which is why I never inked it. But I never did. Oh well.

More practice with coloring metal. tried to downplay the lines and make it at least somewhat lineless-looking. It turned out ok, I guess.

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character (c) Sega/Archie/Dic

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Posted: Wednesday, 04 April, 2012 @ 12:01 PM
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Oh cool Muttski! I really like the details and colors put into it.

I wish Archie Comics would put a little Muttski appearance in sometime... oh well. Cool picture! ^_~

Posted: Friday, 06 April, 2012 @ 10:01 AM
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[quote="Weasel_Silver24"]Oh cool Muttski! I really like the details and colors put into it.

I wish Archie Comics would put a little Muttski appearance in sometime... oh well. Cool picture! ^_~[/quote]

ikr! He's still there, technically, but you never see him anymore. :/ Granted, I kinda like him in robo-form better than de-robotisized, which was what he was the last time we saw him. Oh well.

Thanks for the comment! n_n

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