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Yep, that’s what he does.
Here is my character Mjolnir’s death after defeating Jormungandr. The title is a reference to the number of steps Thor took before dying, a fitting number for his vanguard as well.
Thank you both, and Harlequin, I agree with you on Oracle, his upper body is a bit large.
Here is Raptor, an aerokinetic martial artist.
@headlessgeneral said:
And finally, here’s another update. This is Guiding Light. He was the first great superhero of Earth in my universe. He has all the usual powers of a hero of his type, superstrength, speed, durability, enhanced senses, and so on. But no eye beams or freeze breath. He also carries a staff with some light manipulating abilities. This is pretty much a full redesign as the first couple of designs weren’t very good. As usual, the redesign is first followed by his older images. Older images may be kinda big.Guiding Light
Headless General’s Guiding Light is fantastic and well deserving of a nomination.
Your welcome and here is Oracle, a man who can see the future, but these visions have driven him mad. He speaks in riddles and half truths and he has had audiences with very important people. Eternity being one of his frequent visitors. He also has on occasion had more lucid moments, though these are few and far between.
Thanks and the rain effect is firstly a set of gradients, gray or light grey at about 50% transparency placed around the figure. Then you place the speed blur effect from Backplane-Auras, set also to various light greys, also transparent, maybe more so. You then add more of the aura with varying layers and some different angles. I hope this helps.
Here is Blackeye, a vampiric archer whose face was burned by sunlight.
