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This is Crossfire, a character that belongs to and that I drew for his AngelCorps challenge (go here [link] for more info).

About the character:
"Enlisting at 17, Lincoln West was tailor-made for the military. Successfully flying through an unprecedented curriculum of Navy Seal, Army Ranger and Green Beret training, he picked up the nickname Crossfire as it was a strategy he used effectively to his advantage on many a mission. An assignment in the Mideast left him hovering on the brink of death when he became transformed by the experience into the new Lord of the Ebonox Core, a black enchanted anti-gravity, anti-light energy mass from ancient Babylonia that fused into his body to keep death at bay. As Crossfire, representing the United States of America, he can psionically project black liquid-like energies and instantly mind-shape them into complex floating hard-surfaced constructs."

I was a bit hesitant to take on this challenge, because I'm not used to drawing big muscled men. Even when I draw super heroes, my style is always a bit more cartoony, because honestly, my anatomy knowledge is so weak that I'm surprised I can even recognize a human being when I see one. Hah. But I thought why not, decided to try it, and here it is. Nothing marvelous, but I wanted to get it done before the deadline! If I have time, I might give some other character a try

Crossfire and AngelCorps belongs to

Description
This is Crossfire, a character that belongs to and that I drew for his AngelCorps challenge (go here [link] for more info).

About the character:
"Enlisting at 17, Lincoln West was tailor-made for the military. Successfully flying through an unprecedented curriculum of Navy Seal, Army Ranger and Green Beret training, he picked up the nickname Crossfire as it was a strategy he used effectively to his advantage on many a mission. An assignment in the Mideast left him hovering on the brink of death when he became transformed by the experience into the new Lord of the Ebonox Core, a black enchanted anti-gravity, anti-light energy mass from ancient Babylonia that fused into his body to keep death at bay. As Crossfire, representing the United States of America, he can psionically project black liquid-like energies and instantly mind-shape them into complex floating hard-surfaced constructs."

I was a bit hesitant to take on this challenge, because I'm not used to drawing big muscled men. Even when I draw super heroes, my style is always a bit more cartoony, because honestly, my anatomy knowledge is so weak that I'm surprised I can even recognize a human being when I see one. Hah. But I thought why not, decided to try it, and here it is. Nothing marvelous, but I wanted to get it done before the deadline! If I have time, I might give some other character a try

Crossfire and AngelCorps belongs to