Step 1: The Lineart and Composition I love to work with the lineart first. It’s what I always do. I look for dynamic poses, and over time, I realize that my style is quite similar to other artists I admire. The lineart was simple, especially working with Aqua's outfit, which is quite easy to replicate. Although I focused on the composition, it’s possible there might be some anatomical errors.

Step 2: Base Colors (Skin and Attire) In this section, I focus on applying color in layers. I start with the skin, using very light tones. Then I continue with the clothing, applying semi-purple tones that tend to be dark. Next, I moved on to the water parts or light blue details, to finally work on the hair, which is the outermost layer.

Step 3: Final Details and Ambiance This is my favorite part: the final details. Here I work on the eyes, mouth, and other small elements. I wanted to add some glasses to give her more style and, without being identical to Aqua's, to maintain part of her essence. For the background, I made an effort to create extravagant lighting with two light sources: a pink and a light blue one, which hit from both sides to make the character stand out more.

Step 3: Final Details and Ambiance This is my favorite part: the final details. Here I work on the eyes, mouth, and other small elements. I wanted to add some glasses to give her more style and, without being identical to Aqua's, to maintain part of her essence. For the background, I made an effort to create extravagant lighting with two light sources: a pink and a light blue one, which hit from both sides to make the character stand out more.