A completly different side to a normaly so active and joyfull character ( If that's correct, seeing as I only just saw her in: "The world ending" ) And I F'ing love it. Color me interested and write down yerself another subscriber. Oh and btw, nice touch with the picture on the dartboard. Made me laugh.
FYRD Comic Cover
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It's supposed to be like a comic cover, but it just looks like a title card for a cartoon. I like it
If you've seen this a few times, you're not crazy, I re-uploaded it and got rid of this annoying blue stain on the red text.
It's common for Toons to mispell stuff when it's funny. The title is based offof Sarah trying to spell "fired."
The scenario for this is Sarah has been fired for the third time and decides to drown her misery in soda pop, there's enough fizz and Red #40 in that bottle to kill a man... after maybe about 20 bottles. Worried about Sarah, Casey (the round yellow guy) heads out to console her and give her a job at his studio, even though his studio makes little pay for long hours.
Now when it comes to Photoshop, I am an absolute idiot.... so, this whole image was drawn and rendered in Flash 8 Pro. Lots and lots of blurs to get those bloomlights and reflections on the counter. One of my personal favorite works too.
Very nice!
Sign me up for a subscription! Looks funny! I especially like the little details. Cartoonish bent door and frame. The mouse picture on the dart bored, and more importantly, generic "POP" brand soda... Yummmm....
AtroxChobatsu responds:
POP Brand Soda is better than Safeway Select!
just awesome
dude, i think i have never seen a cooler picture b4. seriously.. i like drawing but this.. just a master peace... 5/5, 10/10 :) and put to favorite
AtroxChobatsu responds:
Aw, thanks. It's all done in flash, too!
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