No way! Two can play!

KFC Transistor and Masterpiece Ravage were shot separately and layered on each other. I had to erase part of Transistor's foot, much like they did for the cartoon in this shot. When drawing, the artists can sometimes ignore the realities of a physical body.

Transistor lacks the articulation to match that pose. His butt gets in the way of his leg articulation for a proper back kick. I wanted to keep his face in the shot so I also ended up turning him slightly differently than the source material.

Masterpiece Ravage didn't require any work, except for the eye glow. I added the debris cloud by clone stamping different parts of the figure.

The sky is just from a cloudy summer evening, shot with a Hoya FLW filter. The mountain is the rock formation at Natural Bridges Santa Cruz. The wall and window frames are the Mechanic Chain Base tiles with a Hue Saturation layer applied. This time, I added a subtle streak through the two upper windows to simulate glare.

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