Daft Punk Shoes by Ninjkabat on Newgrounds

Daft Punk Shoes

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0: I'm gonna cut myself.
0: I'm gonna cut myself.
0: I'm gonna cut myself.
0: I'm gonna cut myself.
0: I'm gonna cut myself.
0: I'm gonna cut myself.
1: What a pupu platter.
1: What a pupu platter.
1: What a pupu platter.
1: What a pupu platter.
1: What a pupu platter.
1: What a pupu platter.
1: What a pupu platter.
2: Try harder, almost there!
2: Try harder, almost there!
2: Try harder, almost there!
2: Try harder, almost there!
2: Try harder, almost there!
2: Try harder, almost there!
2: Try harder, almost there!
2: Try harder, almost there!
3: Hey this is alright!
3: Hey this is alright!
3: Hey this is alright!
3: Hey this is alright!
3: Hey this is alright!
4: That's some hot wasabi!
4: That's some hot wasabi!
4: That's some hot wasabi!
4: That's some hot wasabi!
4: That's some hot wasabi!
4: That's some hot wasabi!
5: Saranghamnida!
5: Saranghamnida!
5: Saranghamnida!
5: Saranghamnida!
5: Saranghamnida!
5: Saranghamnida!
5: Saranghamnida!
5: Saranghamnida!

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Artist The Ninjkabat (Ninjkabat)
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Views: 4,752
Score: 4.62 / 5.00

Date: 10/20/2009
Category: Other
File Info: 695 x 1456 px; JPEG; 215.2 kb
Tags: robot; daft; punk; shoes

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A birthday present I made for my friend: DAFT PUNK SHOES.

I know that everyone is jealous of her feet.

They started out as a pair of white canvas shoes, then I penciled, inked with microns, and finally colored with Prismacolors. The almost-pointalism stroke technique I developed was kinda cool. I've done a couple more pairs of shoes since this one, but this is definitely the pair that has the most win.