#agent lee

Agent B: This book gives no descriptions of its cast, so I basically had to make everything up myself—and, well, what was I gonna do, not take the opportunity to give B red hair? I searched up “spy costume” on Google and gave B what I thought the coolest one was. The orange, however, was entirely my addition—I think it’s fitting, since the cover of the book is orange ^^ The glowing thing he’s holding is the Spark—a remote bomb detonator—and the singular glove is the oft-mentioned flamethrower glove. Or maybe it just looks cool, who knows :P If he looks a little bit manic, good. ‘Twas the idea XD

Ty: Not much to say here—the book says he wears purple and has peace tattoos, so I drew that. The freckles, I did because they looked cute, and I just figured he’d wear sandals. Or at least open-toed shoes in general XD I also decided to redo his hair a little, hence the braided bob…which I am NEVER doing again, because holy SHIT, drawing all those braids took forever. Hey, it came out nicely, I think XD

Ripley: Funnily enough, both Lunar and I imagined her with an undercut XD Her outfit might be a bit too casual for a spy, but hey, she’s got the boots, and the fingerless gloves, and the belt :P Much like how B has the Spark, Ripley has the Spectra-Stunner. It seemed fitting, for…reasons. Also decided to give her a communicator, her being B’s Mission Control and all.

Lee: The book seems to imply he’s the closest to a “traditional” spy in the Division (just a bit more manic, but then again everyone in the Division is), so I went with that. Classic attire: tuxedo, gloves, the works. The sunglasses made him look intimidating, so those were a must, and he carries the very effective spy gadget of “gun”. I dunno, that pose just seemed to suit him (even if I don’t entirely like how the hand with the gun came out—in my defense, I’ve never drawn them before ^^;)