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I made a while ago but when I went back to the original drawing I felt I needed a cleaner and more detailed version of it, so I redesigned it and made some tweaks for this drawing. Should be fun to color I think. I’m really toying with the idea of doing a digital style camo, but I’m not sure I can pull it off successfully yet. I think it would be really cool but it also sounds like a real pain in the ass to do. I guess some day….
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Second, don't be sacred of a digital camo if that's what you wanna do.
-Paint a camo pattern on a separate layer, then mess w/ the pixelate filter in Photoshop > mosaic.
Once you've got a pattern you like, then just lay into the planes of the mech w/ correct perspective.
Put this under a shadow layer + highlight layer, w/ line art set to multiply up top, and you're all set...
FYI- crystalize filter is also good for making geometric camo- the kind I always use.
Maybe easier than digital style (as an alternative) because it has no true up-down orientation, and can lay in down any which way.
Good luck!