It was 12 now it’s 3

Creating fan art of a complex character like Katsuki Bakugo, especially his hero suit, can be a challenging yet rewarding experience. Since coloring isn't something I usually do, I found that spending those extra hours—from midnight till 3 AM—really helped me focus on capturing the essence and details that make Bakugo stand out. One thing I learned while working on this piece is the importance of blending colors carefully to represent the dynamic and explosive personality of Bakugo, who is often known as the "Great Explosion Murder God". Using bold and vivid colors helped bring energy to the drawing, making it feel alive and faithful to the character from My Hero Academia. For those looking to dive into coloring, even if you don't consider yourself skilled at it, patience is key. Experiment with different coloring tools—whether digital software or traditional mediums—to find which suits your style best. Reference images help in understanding the textures and tones in hero suits, while practicing shading can enhance the three-dimensional feel. Above all, the dedication to working late into the night or early morning shows the passion behind fan art creation. It’s not just about the final product, but the process and personal growth it brings. So if you’re inspired by characters like Bakugo, don’t hesitate to start your own art journey, even if it means working from 12 AM to 3 AM!