I Cant Decide Which To Use

I can’t decide which to use

I cant decide which looks best (again)

Posting again because I made changes to the designs (so sry lol).

Comment which one you think is the best out of all of them 1-3

#colecassidy #mccree art dump ig, anatomy and facial structure practice??? I’m not happy with tje nose but whatever lol. Redid a previous piece and made it look less 2D (2nd n 3rd images) #overwatchcolecassidy #overwatch #ow #fanart #fanart #blackwatch #blackwatchmccree #jessemccree #smoke https://www.instagram.com/p/CaDHTA0vWDd/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Started and finished Arcane yesterday and absolutely loved it.

Poor Powder though, sweet baby just needs some help and support 😭

!Code of Violence spoilers!

Why are so many people against Gabe being an ex-cop?? Is it cuz of ACAB?? What’s the issue, I’m GENUINELY curious. If anything, it fits his character just fine. I could see Jack being an ex-cop too (Ik he’s not, but the role wouldn’t be far fetched).

Also many people have made good points about how he noticed Sombra manipulating him but not Akande and how Bap learned his lesson of how bad being a gun for Talon was much faster than Gabe. He was a Commander of a covert ops division for the largest/most popular organization dedicated to keeping peace (even if they screwed up here and there) and they downgraded all those years of experience just to play into Akande’s hands (I think).

I personally liked the story, but for having read all the comics there were still things I didn’t catch and or get that other people saw.

What I got from the short story was that he has good (ish) intentions, but he’s going about it in the “wrong” way. He’s tried playing by the rules, even if Blackwatch had more flexibility, but as he said—all systems are flawed. He’s resulting to his last option or what appears to be his last option, enforcing justice no matter the cost. I did appreciate the fact that he questioned whether or not what he was doing was right and how that voice in his head said that he didn’t have to do this, reading the name tags of the corpses that littered the hallways of the base showing us what humanity he has left.

A man in a state of constant rage at his past and at himself while trying to solve the world’s biggest problem—injustice. Injustice for those who have been wronged and for those whose justice has been stripped from them by force while at the same time, remembering moments where he was at peace, life was bearable, he was happy, and he had all he could’ve ever wanted. And yet this path that he’s chosen to go on pushes those moments away and refocuses his thoughts back to his objective.

Justice can’t exist while the corrupt, evil, and power-hungry reign. Especially when forces out there that try to put an end to the problem really aren’t doing all that they could to help.