Howdy, I'm Paul Gaceman, I draw stuff and lately I tend to post videos of everything I draw. In today's video, representing hashtag Mango Challenge day 5, I am drawing Eon Flux. Eon Flux started out as a name of a show and later the title character in and MTV Audities Liquid Television Short which aired at around 1995. The Eon Flux series was created by Peter Chung. I really like how he draws in this series. I will be presenting my drawing as a time lapse. In real time, this took me about 80 minutes. I also think I killed the drawing in the last few Marcus Drogs as my line art smudged and my extra ink provided some bad blending. It took me about 25 minutes to sketch out the base. I left the facial features until last as I consider that the hardest bit. I also misjudged the size again so like yesterday's the max is during extends off the page. While I was drawing this, I used some guidelines and fear I would watch the drawing by not being able to adequately replicate the look of the character. My fears eventually were unfounded. After sketching, I scanned in the drawing. I did not do the same after inking, probably as that bled into the coloring due to larger areas of black which I colored in using mostly cheap art like texture. I tried to remember to scan in before doing the coloring just in case I want to fix things up up the potentially wrecking it. The only thing that I could have done better I think in this piece is the hair color. The reference screenshot I was working off has dark grey hair for the highlights and not the brownish color that I used. Next time perhaps. I'm thinking of trying my hand at some croquets in the Eon Flux body shape so we'll see if I actually do that. I think the elongated shape of Peter Chung's characters would lend themselves nicely to this style of human form. The Eon's clothing, she gets the same BV-00 as for the max yesterday. I have a stack of Copics though not many blue violets or red violets but I do think the BV-00 is perfect for this piece. For the brown hair I thought it was a bit light and overlayed that with some warm grey. In hindsight perhaps a dark neutral grey would have worked better. I was not overly precious about coloring the hair within lines as I knew I would be blacking out other areas. When I did Eon dies I used a bright blue then added a big white gel pen circle on each for the highlights. I then added some lines to represent the irises and I thought I may have ruined the eyes at that point but they don't seem to be too distracting so that was a success. Before coloring in the lips and skin I tested some markers and decided on my R-11 for the lips and then the E-00 for the skin. Both of these as for the BV-00 seem to be perfect matches for the colours you use in the TV show. The addition of shading on the skin is not what the cartoon has but hey artistic licence. Anywho if you found this interesting informative entertaining you got ideas for your own sketchbook or anything like that subscribe like and share. Until next time you have been watching drawing stuff with me Paul Yeatman, Ciao take care and happy drawing!