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What would happen if Yuna had successfully summoned the Final Aeon? What if Auron had sacrificed himself to become Yunas new fayth?
You'd have Hades, of course! Auron is no stranger to death, and so Hades felt like the most appropriate form for his spirit to take. The design didn't require much change, as both Auron and FF7/FF9 Hades have long, flowing red robes. I've played around with the designs a bit though, to make Auron seem more zombie-like; and even the Murasame has aged to a point of rusting (needs some colouring). I later intend to add in skeletal wings, and the traditional patterning you'd expect to find on his fayth stone. And I'm proud to announce I accidentally learned some new Corel Photo-Paint tricks that will save me hours of time in the future! Woo! Comments
Interesting idea. Looking good so far, I'll keep an eye out for the finished version
-- "Thanks Phil. You are the oracle. You make me realise shit without saying anything at all. LOL." - *Naixoa Thanks!
I should really buy a book full of clothing tutorials so I can get better, but I'm horrendously poor. -- Gallery | Murks Guides To Life | Official Website thats sweet m8. Very cool.
-- ~Project-Lithidia Project Lithidia, the major project of *Jakesword and *Weregnome also visit ~LupineWarlord member of :iconadelaidedeviants: and :iconNearlyHentai: Wow, this is really good! I like the compostion, the varying weight of the lines, the deals, and how the character seems to 'float'. But what I like most of all is the robe, the design is really awsome, I love the belts and the 'torn' ends of the sleeves and hem. The deatails in the shoulder plate and sword are really cool too
-- ~I'm not for sale~ Yay! animated Avi! Maybe, I was considering doing Wakka... But I don't really like Wakka very much anyway...
-- Gallery | Murks Guides To Life | Official Website |
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