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TF fanart - Movie Vectorby *juzo-kun

Fan Art / Cartoons & Comics / Digital / Movies & TV

Also known as "Lord Vector". Concise version: Lord because he's a former Lord High Protector. He once had a quarrel with a Chaos herald who kicked him into the next Era. Literally.

(I wrote down a long version, too, but it's just my usual pile of ramblings that make little sense.)

Second in the series of let's draw each of the "four styles drawing" in full figure. Same concept of the "standard" one, different style and character design.

Pencil sketch, two rounds of cleanup, pencil lineart, colors and postprocessing in Photoshop. Space background made entirely in Photoshop too, either following a walkthrough made by Greg Martin [this one, I finally found it] and experimenting a little with filters.

For once, colouring vaguely satisfies me. This is actually the second version [the first one is somewhere on my LiveJournal]. While I didn't wait close to a full year before finishing the colors as the first steampunk-Vector drawing, I think I did the sketch last October or something like that.

--JK

_{Based on original character (c) by Hasbro/Takara, Bay/Spielberg, etc.}

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*Spiritblast Jul 7, 2010 Student Writer

Weeee! More awsomeness of Vector Prime! Kudos!

~daiohnysis Apr 25, 2010

they should have used him instead of that crappy version of Jetfire.

~Excalibur-Link Nov 3, 2009

This guy based off Vector Prime?

*Laserbot Jan 20, 2009 Hobbyist Filmographer

awwsweet nice work!

*kenyastarflight Jan 20, 2009 Hobbyist Writer

Whoo hoo! Awesome job! Vector Prime's one of my favorite TFs, and I love all four of your versions of him. And his movie version is great -- movie style, but still recognizable as Vector.