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Cohen doodlesby ~MadLittleClown

Fan Art / Digital Art / Drawings / Games

ummm... for fun... some quick evening sketches - lots of Sander Cohen (Bioshock)

...dat twisted old fruit with his smooth voice

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~TheUrbexNinja Apr 30, 2013

I think someone likes Sander Cohen as much as I do...

!!! BEAUTIFUL!! Excellent job. I can't say enough, you really captured his likeness and aura so well. I'm so happy to have found your gorgeous BioShock fan art!!! <3

~ex0tique Apr 10, 2013 Student General Artist

Sander Cohen is my favorite too. I think the game did a really good job of capturing the moody, quirky and "tempermental" artist, while adding a twisted factor to it.

Have you read the Bioshock book?
Sander is in the book quite a bit, as well as his apprentices and he's depicted really, really well.

~MadLittleClown Apr 10, 2013 Student Traditional Artist

Yes, i did. I was surprised, because he wears here all that glitters, silver suit, heels etc. and in game he has only simple elegant tuxedo... i wasn't expecting him as a some transvesiste-like broadway bitch. I still remember part where he's somewhere in park hand in hand with Finnegan in leather pants

....And yes, that dark part of him is here really..., um... well,...that torturing O.o

~ex0tique Apr 10, 2013 Student General Artist

Yeah, that's the one thing I was iffy about too. He was a little more refined in the game, and his personality was flamboyant, not his apparel. I think the book tried to transfer his personality onto his appearance.

Also, he seemed almost a little too ditzy (a "joke") in the book, whereas I pictured him with a deeper, darker intelligence, but for the most part I liked how it captured his descent into madness.