How to paint Asuka from Evangelion. Asuka Evangelion color illustration sketch step by step. Evangelion was one of my favorite Anime show when I was younger, how could I not love it. Super cool robots, great story line even though it is kinda weird, and cute female lead characters. Well, I used to like Rei Ayanami, but now that I think about it long enough. I think Rei has issues, big issue like personality disorder of some sort. So she is drop off from my favorite list. Still I like the design of the character. Asuka is always one of my favorite Anime characters, though a bit hot head and aggressive, but she is a lot more normal as a human being.
Anyway, this Asuka painting takes me about 4-5 hours. Well, if she doesn't look like the one in Anime, it is because I re-imagine or paint her in my own take. It just came to me. I already have the sketch that I select from one of my life drawing sketchbook. I scanned it in then trying to make some sort of cool character out of it. Eva just came to mind, because of the post possibly.
So I begin rough out the red color over the female anatomy sketch. Then add Asuka's costume design line work. Then I paint over the line. **A lot of you guys ask me if I paint over the line, YES, I do. I always paint over the line and try to make all the line disappear. But half the time I like to leave some lines in on purpose to make it look rough, loose and unfinished appearance.
Here is the initial sketch I pick from my figure drawing sketchbook. Save me a lot of time, instead of drawing it from scratch.

Below are step by step images.

Here is a final color sketch of Asuka

Here is a hair color fixed version because she suppose to have orange hair. But really, I like the blonde version better, it's more realistic.

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Anyway, this Asuka painting takes me about 4-5 hours. Well, if she doesn't look like the one in Anime, it is because I re-imagine or paint her in my own take. It just came to me. I already have the sketch that I select from one of my life drawing sketchbook. I scanned it in then trying to make some sort of cool character out of it. Eva just came to mind, because of the post possibly.
So I begin rough out the red color over the female anatomy sketch. Then add Asuka's costume design line work. Then I paint over the line. **A lot of you guys ask me if I paint over the line, YES, I do. I always paint over the line and try to make all the line disappear. But half the time I like to leave some lines in on purpose to make it look rough, loose and unfinished appearance.
Here is Asuka color sketch
Here is the initial sketch I pick from my figure drawing sketchbook. Save me a lot of time, instead of drawing it from scratch.
Below are step by step images.
Here is a final color sketch of Asuka
Here is a hair color fixed version because she suppose to have orange hair. But really, I like the blonde version better, it's more realistic.
FREE download, 30 minutes of Video tutorials.
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