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Published: 2007-05-01 18:00:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 41456; Favourites: 599; Downloads: 1951
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I realized I'd never drawn a She Hulk picture.Until I did this one last year.
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Gorgeous, not usually Into green, but this is great work.
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If you colored her body differently for the most part then she could be passed off for Asami Sato!
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Sweet - beautifully drawn, she has such a glamorously gorgeous face and that ripped humongous body is exactly the kind of she-hulk I always wished they had done in the comics. Interestingly her hair looks somewhat brown and her skin tone isn't the pure green I always expected. I like to pretend she's not done transforming yet and she just gets bigger muscles and mammaries by the second.
Heh, but that's my kink.
Love the soft highlights and she has real life in her eyes - this is wonderful.
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Thank you. As you can see, it's an old picture of my collection. Maybe I should do another She Hulk of this style.
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No one ever complains about shulkie art that's for sure. Your newer work looks very clean and digital, almost like your preparing it for animation. Have you ever tried animating your ladies?
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Animating is a lot of work.
3D artists probably have more habilities and possibilities to work on this aspect. It's not my goal.
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my fave she-hulk picture. well done........this is how she -hulk should look
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Wow!!! Hulk from Marvel Comics is an awesome vixen!!
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Great pic Lord Kevin. She's truly a brickhouse!
Miguel
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Wonderfully Done!!! It's about time we see the She-Hulk look like her name!!
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I explode in my pants, when i see her.
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Did I mention this is great? Not often you get a nice beefy She-Hulk. You got pretty much everything down... the only thing I'd complain about is her hair, it looks kinda brown. She-Hulk should really have very dark green hair... but other than that, an excellent picture.
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