What do you think of this character i created? I know his jacket is too poorly made but when i planned it i didnt think it would've been so boring to do it. Anyway this character belongs to the cyberpunk universe where he is a "netrunner", those things you see coming out of his head are my kind of graphic interpretation of what hacking attacks could look like, i hope this isn't overly complicated for someone that isnt familiar with that universe😅😅.

Between being sick and all the usual holiday prep and activities I've barely had time to sit and draw this month! So let’s get the creative juices flowing yet again, with some more dice rolls and worldbuilding! This time I got to draw a villain’s weapon which is really just so open ended. The trick is making it feel unique, so let’s get to drawing! Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays for those who celebrate!🎄

This is a cyberpunk style character i created, she has something like a mantis blade (kind of like the ones from the cyberpunk 2077 game if you are familiar with) and i tried to make the mechanism as actually functional as possible. About her body, it's made of a chromey material that can turn invisible in fact here she is depicted while going invisible, her left side is transparent and only covered in blood stains. even though i know it probably isnt that clear, i had some trouble with the chrome effect because i messed it up in a few areas and then panicked a bit. Let me know what you think.

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