pugletto:

The Complete Worldbending series. Avatar (The Last Airbender/Legend of Korra) as depicted by Windy-Asylum @ DA. (Pugletto @ Tumblr).

Information/Separate Threads:

  • Ancient/World Avatars - The one that started it all.
  • Air Nomads - The different Air Nations, as influenced by South America, Africa, and East Asia
  • Earth Nation - The different states of the Earth Nation, as influenced by the North American Southwest, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East.
  • Water Nation - Water peoples! As influenced by Hawaii, Mongolia, and Madagascar.
  • Fire Nation - A look at the last and final part of the Worldbending series - the Fire Nation! As influenced by Mesoamerica, India, and Japan.
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bonzairob:

hookteeth:

soundlesswind:

madlygoesbonkers:

SCIENCE!

…wha—-

He’s stalling us sir, the portal is closing! We must leave with the Tesseract now!

This actually looks really cool wtf. SCIENCE.

It’s a bottle of invisible, flammable, heavier-than-air gas. Pretty though.

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piercer:

lesbianesque:

Unf.

Holy crap…. I used to work with her!! She is a paramedic with the Colorado Springs Fire Department…. and I worked with her while she was a medic on the ambulance here!

8O

Pics like this make me miss my swimteam body… I had abs, once upon a time… then I became an artist. SOB

Environmental color # 3: Fire and Lava

Notice how the smoke in the forest fire images adds a color of its own, giving a very desaturated cold shadow to the otherwise hot, orange picture.

There are two approaches to drawing scenes with intense fiery lighting.  You can either go for a contrast between the light and shadow, creating dramatic silhuettes and lighting:

Or you can make a stark contrast of warm light and cold shadow:

It really depends on the scene that you’re drawing, but generally the former only works visually for more close-up shots, because that’s the only time it would realistically be seen.