Super Danny and Fun Danny

I love this episode (Identity Crisis). My favorite by far, because it's the one that had me laughing the most. And not only is it well written, but it really lets Danny's voice actor shine.
So because I loved the ep so much, I had to do fanart. Here's the result of Danny splitting himself in half: Super Danny Phantom, full time super-hero; and Fun Danny Fenton, full time fun-dude. I love Super D because the super-hero parodies with him (like the dramatic posing and music, complete with hair constantly waving in non-exsistant wind) totally make my sides split. Plus, he finally answers my question of what Danny Phantom would look like if his costume came with a cape. I love Fun D because the voice acting for him is wonderful, thus making his lazy-surfer-dude accent hilarious; plus the fact that he's COMPLETELY lazy leads to no end of humor between him and his over-exerting super half. Also, the longer hair look really suits him.

Wow. Unlike my last Danny pic, these Dannys actually look fourteen years old...
Super D's striking a pose in the pic, because that's pretty much all he ever does anyways. Fun Dan's in that "fun dude" pose that I find a total riot, for some reason. I realized in this pic that my previous DP fanart didn't have Danny Phantom with his white glow, but I sure wasn't gonna attempt it on this one. I may do that for the next pic that I still need to color.
I did darken his skin slightly; I noticed while rewatching this ep that D's skin tans when he goes ghost. This may be because of two reasons; one, the "pasty white" look clashes with a white and black outfit, or two, due to his own personal glow he's shaded in the series as if he's backlit, thus darkening the whole shebang (which would explain why his white hair and white costume highlights look gray for the most part). Either way, he looks tan in ghost form, so there you go.
Fun D's shirt is striped with a photoshop pattern. You do NOT want to see my own attempts at drawing the stripes. Trust me. >_O
Lighting is coming from different spots for each of them. For Super D it's the upper-right, and for Fun D it's the upper-left. Just for contrast. Because I felt like it.
The background was annoying, as usual. Lets face it; I can't do backgrounds that satisfy me. I couldn't do a scenery shot for this, because it didn't fit the poses. But I've been running out of ideas for artistic backgrounds, and they were all simple anyways. So I opted for simple again. In pastels, because darker colors hid the characters, and I really wanted them to stand out. I went through all that work drawing them, so they're gonna be visible, gosh darn it. I also played with my new comptuer tones that I got for Christmas. They helped me put the fun details in the background of each character. Dramatic zoom lines and lightning flashes for Super D, and hippie flowers for Fun D.