The last of the concept sketch re-dos. I have an interesting history with the old concept sketch I did of this one back then. Around that time (still 2018) I finally got myself some Micron pens and started using them for inking.
I have something of a history with drawing one-half of this duo, Yuzuruha. This wouldn’t be the first time I would draw her. Some time ago I did in fact draw her and she was posted online. However the circumstances around its posting left me unsatisfied.
Shirley was a little difficult to nail down design-wise, even back then. Hailing from the original Pilotwings on the SNES, we see her mostly in portrait form in course 2 and 6.
The next several concept sketches going up on the BFA have all been redone from concept sketches dating back to 2018. I basically wanted to bring them all up to par with my currently level, as well as finish some that remained incomplete all this time.
Rosalina here is part of a short wave on concept sketches that I’m going back and revising to current standards. I drew the original concept sketch in the sketchbook back in 2018.
I’ll be honest, I’m not too certain how I first became aware of this game. I have a feeling that it was either a twitter post about Sengoku Blade, or it’s announcement of the Psikyo Shooting Stars Bravo on the Switch.
Several years back, I was made aware of WURM: Journey to the Center of the Earth during one of my nightly Rabbit Hole romps into the NES library of games and music.
It was only a matter of time before I’d start tackling the original waifu herself, Lum from Urusei Yatsura. This is actually the second character I’d draw from the manga/anime series, with the first one being Ataru’s Mother.
Here’s something I finally get to talk about in full after many, many months. For those not in the know, Wu-Ruixiang is one of the new characters in Samurai Shodown, wielding a shield among a roster full of mainly sword fighters.
Another in an overdue list of characters I plan to draw, here’s Piranha from Jet Set Radio. And a rare move, I had to do this digitally after I botched the traditional coloring session.