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Amber Hazelby ~TysonTan

Anthro / Digital Media / Drawings

SYNC Series [link] [link]

The rear view design sketch of Amber Hazel the rabbit android. This picture was done to answer a question on tumblr. But since posting a picture in answer would be resized and cannot be enlarged, I upload the original picture here on DA.

Amber is the twin sister of Azure Hazel:

Other SYNC characters:

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Ubuntu [link] Operating System.
Krita [link] Drawing and coloring.
GIMP [link] Typography.
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Critique by ~Zyalox Jun 12, 2012, 5:17:13 AM

That's are a really nice piece of art you have and I don't have many critiques. One is that you should work on the hand that's on the left side. It seems to disappear into the character giving it a strange affect. it has a very nice feel to it but give it a little more smoothness by using a different brush. You get more of an organic feel than robotic. You should also add some elements in order to make it look a little more robotic. You did seems to add nice highlights, making it seem like it was also made out of metal. Other than that everything seems perfect in the picture

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