Amazing! 
Your work is so full of live, I love it.
Excellent work again Swissy.
do u ask for cash for requests swissy? would love on of these 
! absolutely amazing!!
ME WANT ONE :P
Hot damn Swissy! I swear each one gets better and better! I love the way his hand is glowing as he powers up too, really neat!
@FloatingFatMan
Do not go gentle into that good night.
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.
Another Top notch peice Swissy.
verry nice hun...(as usal)
glad to see that you started to work on your art some more
Nice Swiss...cant wait for mine 
I think your work is absolutely fantastic and this is no exception.
This one brought up a question however; how do you go from the original sketch to the fully coloured one?
I don't mean to ask how to colour a work but mearly what is your process for getting it onto the computer? Do you colour first of after? If so, what problems do you have to overcome?
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Thank you all for your comments
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do u ask for cash for requests swissy?
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Nope. As I metionned to FFM, I'm very cheap: A pizza and a harem is all I ask for 
So send me your screenshots but I've got a list of requests longer than MaXimillion's ego.
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what is your process for getting it onto the computer?
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I hope I understand your question correctly Mr.Marvellous. I'll try and answer it the best I can.
First, I sketch the original pieces at work (!), using a ballpen, in a notepad. The notepad is already a bad move since I'll have to find a way to get rid of them horizontal lines.
When I'm happy with the sketch, I scan it at home, using your basic scanner. The picture is scanned at no smaller than 300dpi so I can still zoom in without everything becoming too pixelated.
Next step is to mess around in photoshop with levels and contrast options so the lineart becomes much "harder" and all the small lighter lines (like the notepad ones) blend out.
Then the colouring process starts. Here is a step by step colouring i made. It's in French. But check the last image. It's a screenshot of the layers used in photoshop.
For the Ragnarokk pic, due to the nature of the sketch and its thicker lines, I tried something new: not to use the original black lines from the scanned sketch that would normally end up on top of the layer window in photoshop, in multiply mode.
Here I redrew the outlines straight on top of the colouring (you can see it as the white outline of the fist or the brown outline of the jaw), and that proved quite tense...
Am quite happy with the result here because the pic looks "fuller" and less comic-y since the black outline is gone.
That's all I can think of.
Let me know if that wasn't the answer you were looking for =p
cool, i won't put in a request if u have as many as you do btw how do i get a pizza to ya lol?
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Let me know if that wasn't the answer you were looking for =p
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No, that was perfect, just what I was looking for. I am only on page 17 of 'How to Draw Anything' and so far have only looked at landscapes but I use photoshop alot for web stuff (nothing like drawing but I think it's helped me alot) and wondered how to start using it for illistration.
That guide really helped. even in French which I can't read one bit of
Wowza!
Commented on DA
Stalingrad:
Hmm.. Get it delivered from Hooters kthnx
Mr_Marvellous:
Am glad I was of any help
Knighty:
Thanks mate!
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*will not break out in a shade of green*
*turns shade of green* .. ^_^'
one word for it? : wow!
Also, impressive, inspiring and intimidating
@Inkwave ..(darn merge)
Been busy again with my hands... (not fappin' this time)
Another request done, this time for Joe Mezcal's Peacebringer.
Ragnarokk Alpha
Here is the original sketch.
As always, comments and feedback are welcome!