Portal 9 - Killing you, is hard.

This is the entry of my crossover piece for The9Club's contest: [link]
I've wanted to crossover 9 and Portal for a while now, since the two seem to have a number of similarities. (That, and they're my two favorite subjects right now.)

From left to right:
The Fabrication Machine as GLaDOS. (Both are female robots with a love for killing humans. Albeit, in different ways and reasons.)
3 as ATLAS. (Both the twins and the co-op robots are team players, and have a knack for knowing about human behavior. Not to mention: cute as buttons!)
7 as Chell. (Both play the role of "awesome heroine who kicks butt and have amazing athletic abilities.")
4 as P-Body. (I used the co-op robot's portal guns for the twins body stripes. Blue and purple for 3. Orange and red for 4.)
5 as Space Core. (5 ended up being the Space Core due to the fact that he joins Wheatley in space. Knowing 5 and 9 are good friends, it seemed like a good fit.)
9 as Wheatley. (Both are the lovable, but idiotic heroes who awaken their respective antagonist; But we all make mistakes, so we can't really hate them for nearly killing everyone, right? They did say they were sorry.)

Now. All those who played Portal will know the the portal gun can only work on flat, white surfaces, but in the world of "9," everything is brown.
So, it'd make more sense that the stitchpunk's portal guns work only on brown.

I'm very happy with how my new technique worked in creating the glowing effects on the piece, along with the splotchy highlights and shadows.


Greyscale: [link]
Flat Color: [link]

Portal and all it's awesomeness belongs to Valve
The Fabrication Machine, 3, 7, 4, 5, 9, stitchpunks, and "9" belong to Shane Acker
Art belongs to MirrorStarLock (Me)