Terminator Stalks Deathlok-Action Figure Drawing

In this drawing, the T-800 is stalking Deathlok, but he is ready for him. The figures I used in this piece are the Marvel Legends, Sasquatch BAF, Deathlok figure. The second is the Neca Terminator, Kenner Tribute, T-800, with the Power Arm.

Time lapsed video of this drawing.

The Alien films inspired the setting. Those movies often take place in dark, steamy, dirty corridors of a spaceship which has been on a mission for some time.

The challenge I run into with these pieces is the lighting on the figures. Its doesn't always fit the mood.

After loading the photo(of the action figures)into the Procreate app on the Ipad, I tend to freestyle it, pouring out whatever environment comes to me.

With a little planning, I'm sure I can fix this.

Here are affiliate links for both figures.

Deathlok https://amzn.to/2N25KKC

Terminator https://amzn.to/2ZWiGDG

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