Does whatever...

Last update. Here's everything all nice and inked. I may go back and add more heavy inking to the background later but for the most part, tadaaaaa. That leg was a b**** to work with and even now I'm not sure if it looks right or not. Angles and perspective are hard.

Update... Got a chance to add more details to everyone.

Well, instead of waiting any longer, I decided to post up my dirty dirty lines because I'm likely to procrastinate further and just never do anything more with it. I'm planning on adding the full webbing to his suite in photoshop. I also decided that I wanted to add something extra to his costume just to change things up. The back is the biggest change but you can't see it in this picture, but that guy in the picture can see it, and he. Is. Astounded.

Also, theme music goodness.






And just for kicks... (why do I love the simplest and dumbest of puns?)

Sting of the Spider!

This is one of the sketches I didn't completely hate. The idea was a Spiderman that had a few basic self defence lessons from Iron Fist. Coupled with his spider sense he'd become The Unstrickable Spiderman right? Wait, that isn't even a word.

 

EDIT: Here we go, I feel like I'm definitely starting to get the hang of SAI. Quick colors on this one, experimented a bit, I like how this came out, but it is sort of a boring picture with nothing going on. Anyway, awesome Spider-jam, I don't know anything about Ultimate Spider-Man Miles Morales, but I like the costume and wanted to draw him.

Spidey Sketch

"You drew me like a skinny nerd?! Oh wait...har, har!"

Had some nice action sketches going but drawing his annoying webbing put a stop to that. Fun character, not always fun to draw though.