Phantom Assassin – Dota2 coloring page
Phantom Assassin dual blade assassin pose with stealth pose, sharp weapons, clean line art Dota colouring page of action pose assassin pose with stealth pose. One of the Dota colouring page featuring a steal pose and sharp weapons.
This Phantom Assassin dual blade assassin page traps the deadly elegance and sharpness of silence of one of the most well-known agility fighters of Dota. Captured in an active fighting position, Phantom Assassin is confident and successfully holding her two blades, she focuses on her speed, control, and killing intent. The drawing focuses on her hooded armour, straight silhouette, and weapon of razor edges, in crisp black-and-white line art idealised in colouring. Every detail is doubtlessly identified, both in the layered armour plates and fabric pieces on the items, down to the belts, boots, and edges of the blades, where the colorists can use shading that is accurate and unmistakable. The pose implies a rapid motion and tactical consciousness instead of brute force and is particularly desirable to those who gravitate toward fantasy protagonists of stealth fame. Being printable, as well as digital colorable, this page is a focused, action-oriented, colouring experience, which serves as a statement of Phantom Assassin, that is very disciplined and secretive, in the Dota universe.
How to color this page
Colouring Phantom Assassin in the pose of a dual blade assassin, pick calm and stealth-reinforced colour scheme that supports her image of a silent murderer. Start with the skin with flesh tones which are neutral or slightly cool. Use light shading on parts of the body like the face, arms and joints that form well but avoid too much attention being taken away form the armour and weapons. Keep uses less emphasis to have a shadow emphasis on appearances.
Her armour and her clothing are more likely to be seen in stained purples, dark blues, muted greens or charcoal greys. Begin with a solid base colour, and overwork richer tints, or within the folds of the armour and the crevices of the garment, beneath belts and straps, etc. Light edge highlights should be used on raised areas sparingly to increase shape without bringing any dramatic change to the appearance.
The two blades are expected to be clear and sharp. Blades can be coated with cool metallic grays or steel blues with thin and controlled areas of highlight along the edges of the blades to create an impression of sharpness and speed. Graduations in the darker undertones toward the light edges can be used. Handles and grips are nice in dark leather items these brown, or close to black with a slight texture highlight.
Even the tiny decorations, like armour trims or insignias, may be painted in a dull silver or dark bronze to make it interesting but not the dominant feature in the design. Limitation to glow fabrics To achieve digital colouring, blade-edge highlights should be very faint. To achieve this in traditional colouring, coloured pencils enable one to lay colour and mix together in considerable amounts, whereas fine-tip markers can be used to ensure a clean edge. The ultimate outcome must convey agility, discipline and killed without saying using camouflage contrast and subtle shading.
