Comment on Cobra intelligence officer by DC-Miller
Ah, more tactical awesomess. 
There's a great intensity to this piece. The spent brass indicates recent gunfire, while the dynamic, slightly defensive posture and watchful glare suggests that the Baroness's target, perhaps the ever-illusive Snake Eyes, remains unscathed, lurking somewhere nearby unseen, but palpably, deliberately present to his quarry, waiting for the right moment to strike.
That said, I think what I like best about this piece is the way you've rendered the Baroness's hair. I don't think it's ever been done "up" before, but it's a good look for her; appropriate for both her level of activity and the sense of haughtiness that she usually projects.
There's a great intensity to this piece. The spent brass indicates recent gunfire, while the dynamic, slightly defensive posture and watchful glare suggests that the Baroness's target, perhaps the ever-illusive Snake Eyes, remains unscathed, lurking somewhere nearby unseen, but palpably, deliberately present to his quarry, waiting for the right moment to strike.
That said, I think what I like best about this piece is the way you've rendered the Baroness's hair. I don't think it's ever been done "up" before, but it's a good look for her; appropriate for both her level of activity and the sense of haughtiness that she usually projects.
thanks a lot for the comments, VfV! i figure in the midst of battle, she'd probably have to keep her vision as clear as possible, thus the hair out of the way.