Sniper – Marksman Character coloring page
Free Sniper coloring page! Description of the legendary Dota 2 marksman, his rifle, his gears. Great when one wants to play strategy with friends and artists who want to colour something.
Aim at an artistic target using this precision Sniper colouring page and the famous dota 2 marksman is in a strategic and tactical posture. His classic look of his gnarled features, with his trademark goggles as well as the fine details of his mighty rifle and his overloaded utility belt are all incorporated into this detailed design. It is a challenging page that is rewarding to colorists who like working with realistic textures, military equipment, and the depth of characters. In order to make Khadgar look like a real person, one can think of a conventional palette of olive, khaki, and brown, which can be applied in making his clothes and straps of leather, with shadings, in order to highlight the lines and cracks of combat gear. His rifle can be painted in metallic greys and faint blues to give the finish on it being steel, but scratches of a sharp white or grey pencil can be applied to give it a realistic effect. Pop his goggles and his scope lens with a cyan or amber reflective glow. Setting the scene is the background: it can be a dull battlefield with grounding colours, or a bleak factory to emphasise the concentration of his sniper. The practise has been ideal when learning such tricks as the use of metallic shading, fabric texture, and contrast in establishing focal points.
How to Color Guide
Begin by defining your source of light in order to direct all shadows and light. Basecoat Sniper clothes with the light layers on the base colour of earth you favour. layers of darker colors in the folds and under creases to achieve texture and depth of the fabric and to be worn. In the case of his rifle and his metal parts, a light grey is to be used as the darker grey and blue are to be seen slowly introduced into the shadows. A metallic sheen is caused by leaving streaks of paper white thin or by very sharp bright highlights along the edges towards which the light is directed. Turn his goggles and his scope a bright translucent colour with a white spot where a catch-light is to be sold the slick reflection. Give him a ruddy face skin tones, and do not omit the little touches, such as the wood grain in a rifle stock. Softer, less saturated colours should be used as the background to make sure that Sniper is the bright spot of it. Stir thoroughly and spread colour on top in layers to allow a coarse finish texture.
