u/Yut815

forgor to draw the back of his cape

Been cosplaying for a bit and I never put as much dedication on a cosplay before because of uncertainty and because of the cost, but I’ve put a lot more effort into my Requiem Leon cosplay and honestly, i’ve never had as much fun cosplaying as now. Only thing left would be to build a bit of muscles

Finally about to finish the game for the first time after 5 years of getting it and with barely any time to play with how busy my life was while playing so I wanted to comemmorate that achievement by drawing a few of my favorite characters on a page

I am genuinely so proud of this painting and had a really nice interaction with her. She seemed genuinely impressed by it and I gifted her a smaller version, which she immediately installed on her desk! Yesterday was such an amazing day lol

It was genuinely such an amazing experience! I think he really likes this character and I don’t think he gets recognized a lot for this role. When I handed it to him, he seemed genuinely interested by it and asked where I got it. I’ll always remember his reaction when I told him i painted it myself lol. Gifted him a Spider-Man painting and he kept complimenting me lol saying I didn’t have to and thanking me for sharing my art with people and being creative. Freakin love this guy

I gave up the idea of adding Vergil’s silhouette in the piece compared to my initial sketch because I felt like it would have been too loaded and I really wanted the focus to be on Dante. Pretty proud of this one, especially considering how I pretty much did it all from memory (aside from the logo)

The general idea is to have Dante reminiscing about Vergil after the third fight with Nelo Angelo. So Vergil’s silhouette is fading away or in a frame and Dante, with a "stoic" expression, has a tear rolling down his eye. I’m just not sure if repeating "Devils Never Cry" 3 times is too much and not enough. Anyways what are your thoughts?