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I had so much fun making this and I'm really digging how it turned out, even though I wasn't planning on having it resemble a poster. I picked up the series again (after several years) and since then, I have been on a Hellsing kick for perhaps 2 weeks or so. Only now do I actually make some much deserved fan art. Back in Sophomore year of high school I drew Alucard from a preexisting drawing, which can be found on Google, and is still probably one of the last 5 pictures in the back of my gallery. After watching the newer series, Hellsing Ultimate, it was time to try again, but creating my own pose and such. The Black Dog and Alucard isn't a new concept, but it involved adding sharp teeth into the drawing. I was going to add the guns until they just weren't working the thumbnail as much. I spent a lot of time trying to get the anime style worked out since it's not a natural style of mine and I can't say that I understand their way of shading, so pardon me if my shadows are all over the place.

This has been one of my favorite characters for a long time and his English voice actor does an amazing job of bringing him to life. If I had the option, Razor's voice actor would also be Crispin Freeman.

Traditional Media: Micron pens, ink bottle and paint brush (Hellsing logo included)
Digital Media: Photoshop- colors, effects, and touch-ups.

Description
I had so much fun making this and I'm really digging how it turned out, even though I wasn't planning on having it resemble a poster. I picked up the series again (after several years) and since then, I have been on a Hellsing kick for perhaps 2 weeks or so. Only now do I actually make some much deserved fan art. Back in Sophomore year of high school I drew Alucard from a preexisting drawing, which can be found on Google, and is still probably one of the last 5 pictures in the back of my gallery. After watching the newer series, Hellsing Ultimate, it was time to try again, but creating my own pose and such. The Black Dog and Alucard isn't a new concept, but it involved adding sharp teeth into the drawing. I was going to add the guns until they just weren't working the thumbnail as much. I spent a lot of time trying to get the anime style worked out since it's not a natural style of mine and I can't say that I understand their way of shading, so pardon me if my shadows are all over the place.

This has been one of my favorite characters for a long time and his English voice actor does an amazing job of bringing him to life. If I had the option, Razor's voice actor would also be Crispin Freeman.

Traditional Media: Micron pens, ink bottle and paint brush (Hellsing logo included)
Digital Media: Photoshop- colors, effects, and touch-ups.