He also keeps referring to himself as “the Future.” According to stories and myths learned by Jay Garrick, he is the first meta-human speedster in the multiverse, who is presumed to originate from Earth One. He was also called the Dark Lord by an Acolyte of his cult, which he led himself through an avatar known as Alchemy, preparing worlds for his arrival. “Savitar” is an ancient and unimaginably powerful speedster with a metallic appearance, dubbing himself as the “God of Speed”. And I think I’m quite done with this character. Reposted from desenhosarteonline Na tua opinião o que Vc achou do Flash Reverso. There’s just not enough information out there. Savitar (The Flash) by SoulStryder210 on DeviantArt. So now that you know all of the issues I went through with getting Savitar’s face and shoulders alone, please don’t ask me to do a full body tutorial on him. Thank you to all of you for your patience as I figured it all out. All three have yellow or orange colored lightning because they are the main Flashes of their respective Earths (and not villains). So after a couple of weeks of trials and errors, here he is. To do a good tutorial on him, I needed to know how each metal piece fit on his face. For example - it looks like he’s got a scar on one eye, but does he? Even with all the images that I had, I couldn’t tell. But how exactly are those pieces of metal laid out? How do they all fit together? I needed the details. My Part was the back which re-made fro scratch to match the The Flash Show.

On his head alone there are layers upon layers of metal, all overlapping each other and making horns at the top and in the back. Keep in mind, this was pretty early in Mark Waid’s career, and his work on Flash is one of the things that really. The problem with Savitar is that he’s got such a complicated design that it was challenging to figure how his face is even structured. Savitar was created by Mark Waid and Oscar Jimenez in 1995’s Flash 108. The difference is that I got a good look at Alchemy’s mask with the photos available online, and his costume was simple enough in design that I could fill in the blanks. Doctor Alchemy didn’t come with official photographs either. Not even a screenshot of an episode in HD had good results. She draws extremely high-detailed colored portraits of well-known celebrities that are indistinguishable from a photograph, or perhaps even real life. I relied on images from the Internet, many of which were too small, too dark, or too blurry to really get a good look at the character’s features. There were no media releases or official photographs that I could get my hands on, to use as a reference. I gotta be honest, this was a very challenging and frustrating tutorial to make.

With Doctor Alchemy appearing last month, it was inevitable that SAVITAR himself would arrive.

Savitar flash coloring