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Coloring and shading is excellent. My only critique is maybe Spider-Man should be bending back a little more from the effort of trying to hold the Hulk back… he has super strength, but the Hulk is the strongest there is! (And I say this as a Spider-Man fan.)
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Thanks! You’re right, and I definitely thought about taking that further, not sure why I didnt. He might be actively in the beginning of being thrown
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I didn’t see the Hulk’s shoulders properly on first glance so I thought they were really bending in a way they shouldn’t xD
Upon further inspection, they look perfectly fine. Another great piece!
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Hulk is about to fling Spider-Man into the next county 
Pretty good piece, but my eyes keep getting drawn towards the Hulk’s cankles. His calves are also a bit forward on his shins, especially the left one. But you did give the Hulk some kind of eyes despite having a perfect shadow to hide them with, so 10/10 
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I like Spider-Man’s expression, though the angle of his left foot feels a little strange. Your brushes, line-work, and proportions are as excellent as usual!
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This is an awesome illustration.
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For an update will you fix the eyes to make the pupils have a white glow and then have the colored glow around the white similar to this
But instead of red it would be green around the eye glow.
This would make Hulk feel more ominous and otherworldly.
Sometimes I think Hulk should have glowing eyes but it doesn’t feel right for this one.
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Why is that? Is it a bit overkill?
Yeah, glowing eyes work best when something incredibly intense is happening. This is a somewhat playful image and Spider-Man isn’t really a “make the Hulk’s eyes glow” character
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Decided to make a little skit out of this
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Okay now this is funny. Love how you made a video of this. Also how did you make a video like this? You gotta show me.
DaVinci Resolve is a proprietary application for non-linear video editing, color correction, color grading, visual effects, and audio post-production. It is developed by the Australian company Blackmagic Design for macOS, Windows, iPadOS and Linux. The software was originally created by the American company da Vinci Systems and released as da Vinci Resolve. In 2009, da Vinci Systems was acquired by Blackmagic Design, which has since continued the software’s development.
Davinci is great but admittedly I used Imovie for this, quick and easy. @Au-Plau-Se glad you liked it
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