Following the first soldier design, I'm now working on the other side of his persona as he deteriorates. I tried to incorporate the thick lines from lino cutting and heavy brush strokes from 1930's German expressionism (although not seen well though this upload), however its quite a difficult style to master. The colours mainly used for to his skin are reds, blues and green. I wanted his skin to seem like it still has blood flow rather then a completely zombie facade. His outfit has a range of browns, oranges and blues with heavy gradients. I may have to re-attempt these paintings with a different styling to really get the look desired.
As for the environment, this was a first attempt on trying to capture the changing colours in his psyche. This may have to be brighter, and more designs done to really capture the style. A lot of 1930's German Expressionism used opposing colours, so I tried this myself with the red and blue.
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