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Googley eyes is an emotion.

It doesn't matter what sneakers you wear, it's still going to be the same sport. Wink

Judging from the evidence it appears that the original line quality, as you drew it, is the culprit. I'd invest in a stack of quality marker paper and some precise drawing pens, if you aren't using th ...

Thanks for the replies. I apologise for the crappy scans... the contrast of the original drawing is somewhat muffled; still, the comments about range of tones and value are true. It is one of the prim ...

I've been sketching a lot this term and I thought I might post some of my work to date. A lot of these are complete drawings that I spent a good deal of time on, and I don't have a lot of quickies, wh ...

It'd be really cool if you included a scene where one of them jumps and the camera does a full 360 degrees around him.

...Seriously though, does the world need another Matrix parody? I don't mean t ...

Thanks guys, I appreciate the kind words.

Oh, by the way, I checked this out on one of the fancy new Macs at school, and the dark areas appeared a lot more choppy than they do on my monitor. If yo ...

I found a great piece of reference material in Everyman's Heritage: An Album of Canadian Folk Life, a black and white photo book that features shots of Canadian history from about 1870-1975. I based m ...

Who? Me? A Roger Dean fan? Never... :oops:

http://www.ccir.ed.ac.uk/~nanderso/alien_landscape.jpg

I -LOVE- Roger Dean. The Yes albums have the fuckin' greatest sleeves ever. I have the Close t ...

I think it looks great. I'd also take exception to the pallette... if I could come up with a better idea. Maybe bring more of that secondary greenish color into the picture? It seems like they aren't ...

The clothes look good. I think you totally captured the Street Fighter style with even more detail and color than the Capcom artists usually employ (which is understandable considering how fast they m ...

What caught my eye (pun not intended) is that the eyes are clearly copied and pasted, yet the two sides of the robot face are drastically different in terms of lighting. I'd reconsider that.

Amazing job rendering the image, but man, is that EVER phallic. Hell, in the first step drawing, the big long shaft is even bent in the middle. Just a thought Laughing

Holy heck, these are all so sugary sweet. Excellent choice of, well, everything.

The third one is very interesting and has some merit, if you ignore the cheap text effects at the top, but the first two seem like a gross misuse of photoshop more than anything else.

That picture of Wolverine is from the print ad in support of Marvel Super Heroes for PSX/SS.

While FFTA's graphics may at first appear the same, they are in fact very different. FFT uses a 3D gameworld with 2D sprites overlayed, whereas FFTA is entirely 2D (and hence the camera cannot rotate ...

omgzzz r those guys from not by choice or linkin park???

Mick Jagger and Steve Tyler. I like; no problems to find. Good stuff!

The second one looks like a young Peter Frampton.

Great pic. You obviously have a penchant for light and shadow, the colors for the most part look natural and, well, right. I'd take exception to the anatomy of the figure, particularly the simplistic ...

I've been playing since Beta 1 and I can tell you that it's better to know the maps and put yourself in an advantegous position so you don't even have to worry that much about if you're dead-on headsh ...

That's a sound method. I started already, and right now I have the original sketch (I did some more work fixing it) on medium opacity with a warm hue and a paint layer over top of it set to multiply. ...

I'm going to continue working in Photoshop for the color job; printing it out and then painting would be a pain.

Thanks for the comments. I realise some of these flaws you've touched on, and I concede that changes have to be made before I go on. What I would appreciate is ideas on how to treat the final image, i ...

I've done a scant few portraits in this vein before, but threw caution to the wind and cut loose on this one. This is an early sketch that, after some corrections and touchups, will be the base of a c ...

Thank you for the kind comments. I can already see some obvious errors in the image which I intend to clean up with the next iteration. I'm thinking I will just skip the inks for now and paint it.

Hi, I used to post here quite a while ago but haven't in at least a year. I'm a simple 17 year old hillbilly living in Atlantic Canada. Anyways, here's a character design I've settled on, along with i ...