A new portrait club prompt has started! Here are some Dale Cooper portraits from the previous prompt. Everyone brings their unique style while working from the same reference point. It's really cool to see!

Shlinky drew Dale Cooper from Twin Peaks using orange highlights, blue shadows and a green midpoint between the two that matches the chosen flat faded green background color. The photo reference used for all portraits shows Dale from the shoulders up, staring ahead, almost expressionless.

ALT Shlinky drew Dale Cooper from Twin Peaks using orange highlights, blue shadows and a green midpoint between the two that matches the chosen flat faded green background color. The photo reference used for all portraits shows Dale from the shoulders up, staring ahead, almost expressionless.

Nada Kuya drew a very soft, smooth, and shiny portrait of Dale Cooper that's very nice to look at. There is a subtle use of desaturated pinks, yellows, and greenish-blues in the skin coloring, and the piece is very dimly lit.

ALT Nada Kuya drew a very soft, smooth, and shiny portrait of Dale Cooper that's very nice to look at. There is a subtle use of desaturated pinks, yellows, and greenish-blues in the skin coloring, and the piece is very dimly lit.

Zabacraft drew Dale Cooper using similar skin coloring to Nada Kuya's portrait. However, Zaba's portrait is done using pixel art in a 64 by 64 pixel resolution. There's a lot of soul in the eyes despite how few pixels are used to draw them.

ALT Zabacraft drew Dale Cooper using similar skin coloring to Nada Kuya's portrait. However, Zaba's portrait is done using pixel art in a 64 by 64 pixel resolution. There's a lot of soul in the eyes despite how few pixels are used to draw them.

M drew a very cool pixel portrait using a palette with a gradient of a pale yellowish green to a darkened primary blue. Black is used as the darkest shadow and sole background color for the portrait.

ALT M drew a very cool pixel portrait using a palette with a gradient of a pale yellowish green to a darkened primary blue. Black is used as the darkest shadow and sole background color for the portrait.

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