Name: Spider-Gwen
Item: Spider-Gwen
Author: @airiam

adfaddf! Should've upload this one before.

When I started my trial time with Clip Studio Paint, the first thing I tried to do once I tampered with the tools, was to draw Gwen Stacy from Spiderman: into the spiderverse. I'm kinda obssesed with that move. It is, hands down, the best animation movie I've ever seen, and I'm veeery picky about movies guys!

Enough chit-chat, though.

So, I was just messing around, thus didn't bother to put that much efford to keep whitin the lines. I chose Gwen because her design was the easiest out of the spiderpeople, also because I love her (idk, I've always been team Gwen rather than team MJ). I didn't add the webs in her arms because it was a pain and, as I said it was just testing everything out.

I like the result, though. It seems kinda like a watercolor.

Aaand that's about it! See you nextime.

Comments · 1

@ryivhnn(73)· 2736d

It does have a bit of a watercoloury appearance and if you were going for a quick test drawing her design was probably the easiest of the lot XD Though I'm still failing to understand the ballet slippers (but that's okay, I am aware I overthink the absolute hell out of everything). I don't think her front leg is quite right, but you did pick a fun and tricky pose, and I'm not sure it would look right even if you nailed the angle (because bodies are weird XD). Still it works and the pic looks great :)

I haven't been watching a lot of movies lately, sometimes I'll sit and watch something if I particularly liked it before or if the animation looks interesting (and then I'm mostly just studying), but if I'm watching anything it's usually because my kids have seen a trailer that they've decided they really want to watch (I do usually find something to enjoy even if I don't end up liking the movie as a movie XD). I got roped into Spiderverse because the comic book hybrid cinematography was a lot of fun and something I hadn't seen for a while. Also Spiderman quips.