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Response to: Art Forum Lounge Posted August 5th, 2010 in Art

At 8/5/10 02:38 PM, big-jonny-13 wrote: I have gazed upon true beauty, and it is amazing.
This will definitely cause at least some of you wet dreams.

....I will never understand the fascination with arcades and arcade games. Maybe that's one of the stigmas of a post-soviet nation.

Response to: Re2deemer's Summer'O'Art Posted August 3rd, 2010 in Art

#23

MOAR 15-MINUTE SKETCHES!
All from a bog, except for one from a port.

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Response to: Re2deemer's Summer'O'Art Posted August 3rd, 2010 in Art

#22

* hums "Ride Of the Valkyres" *

This and 21 were both based on sitting in a beach, being bored and sketching the shapes that I saw in clouds.
On a sidenote, I've found myself somewhat disappointed with watercolours. I always dreamed that they would be perfect for creating "flowing" images, yet am yet to figure out how. It's alot harder than it looked...

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Response to: Re2deemer's Summer'O'Art Posted August 3rd, 2010 in Art

#21

"The memories of a thousand suns"

What is this I don't even...

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Response to: Re2deemer's Summer'O'Art Posted August 3rd, 2010 in Art

#20

Ah, Pirates, Vikings and Knights II.
I've always liked the Knight team the most, more specifically the Heavy Knight.
Maybe it's because of the comforting clanking of armor as you run, reminding you that there's a thick metal plate between your skin and enemy blade.
Maybe it's the ridiculously slow, ridiculously slow and ridiculously powerful sword that he carries.
Maybe it's the joy of blurting out Monty Python references with a snobbish accent.
Maybe it's the insanity of shouting "I'M INVINCIBLE!" to three attackers and then destroying them all with a single swing.

I don't know what it is, but theses medieval Ironmen are awesome. Oh yeah, and then there's those Archers too, but nobody likes them. Them fags.

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Response to: Artweaver Posted August 2nd, 2010 in Art

At 8/2/10 11:58 AM, Kakashi1930 wrote:

... and PaintToolSAI (Vector)

it would seem that this is actually an English translation for the program. Essentially, not a program but a patch instead.

Don't worry, i was confused too the first time I saw it.
Response to: Art Forum Lounge Posted August 2nd, 2010 in Art

Congrats to lundsy!

On a side note...take a look at the image below. It's the Art fortal front page as of now.
the two highlighted images are the same images, my and Mabelma's collaborative piece for the doubles. For some reason, one has a score of 4.5 while the other has 3.85.

...i don't know where I'm going with this, it just felt like a very odd thing.

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Response to: Remake it in Source? Posted July 31st, 2010 in Video Games

As a matter of fact you could see your legs in l4D. I'm not sure if it is still in the game though, I remember not having those after a while...

Response to: Doubles Showdown 13 - First Contact Posted July 30th, 2010 in Art

According to current schedule, Mabelma/Redeemer looks like it'll deliver on time

Response to: To All Non-american Ngers Posted July 28th, 2010 in General

Dear America - please stop using gallons, ounces, miles , Fahrenheit scale and all that shit. Alternatively, invade Europe and force us all to use your units, just stop this current mess.

Response to: Inside Jokes, Video Games Edition Posted July 21st, 2010 in Video Games

I'm commander Shepard and this is my favourite thread on the Internet

not really
Response to: Re2deemer's Summer'O'Art Posted July 15th, 2010 in Art

#19

Been browsing trough art books trough the summer. Including one about 30 minute sketching.

So,I went out with a sketchbook and did some 30-minute sketches from my neighborhood. It's worth noting though that my routine was - 15 minutes to find a new spot and set up there, 15 minutes to actually draw.

This was fun.

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Response to: Re2deemer's Summer'O'Art Posted July 15th, 2010 in Art

#18

Heat. 30 degree Celsius heat. The stagnated air and blazing Sun just sap one's energy.

....I was going somewhere with this.......oh well

Pretty much everyone has been staring at clouds and looked for shapes, animals or....space ships. Watercoloured for great justice!

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Response to: Re2deemer's Summer'O'Art Posted July 15th, 2010 in Art

#17

I don't really know how to explain this. This is a part of a music game idea I've had for a while. This is an Audio Leviathan, an anomaly similar to a black hole but which is kept together and powered by sound waves instead of gravity.

I've been thinking for some time how one of those would look like, and this is a visualization of such idea.

Yesh, I haven't thought the leviathans quite trough <_<

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Response to: Re2deemer's Summer'O'Art Posted July 15th, 2010 in Art

#16

I was listenting to a song from Goldeneye:Source OST the other day and listened to a song called "A Classy Deathmatch". As usual, thought drifted in their own strange ways and I finally ended up with the thought - what if, instead some sort of marines/aliens/space marines one could play as snobbish british men with monocles, tuxedos and tophats?

What followed was a longer musing about a wonderful world, where one would not have to fear the screechy 12-year old kid's voice when playing online nor should they listen to somebody play "Never gonna give you up" over the microphone. But that's an idea for another time. The snobbish Briton is the thing that matters.

I want a game where, upon a headshot, there is no announcer yelping "HEADSHOOOT!".
I want a some where I'd have some British voice exclaim: "Jolly good shot!".
DEVELOPERS! MAKE. THIS. HAPPEN!

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Response to: Re2deemer's Summer'O'Art Posted July 15th, 2010 in Art

#15

#15

Ahhh, Mass Effect 2. What a wonderful game.
However, it is also a wonderful distraction and distractions are bad when you're trying to get something done on a schedule.

Sulking in self-pity aside, this is a small comic about one of the most unexpected scenes in ME2 and how one of your squadmates has this constant obsession with yelling "I...AM....KROGGAAAANNNN!!1!" before charging at anybody. Put two and two together....

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Response to: Re2deemer's Summer'O'Art Posted July 15th, 2010 in Art

Hay, not finished yet!
Okay, long story short - I got distracted, I kept missing the deadline by a day and figured I'd upload all the images once I hit the deadline. Which didn't quite happen so I figured - fuck it, let's upload what I've got.

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#11
Let's begin with an old debt.

This was originally going to be a rant image about the assholery that I, as a scooter owner, experience first hand. But on yet another mopey moment aboard my trusty two-wheeler, I had this thought of, for a moment, pretending that my scooter was a cruiser instead.
And with just a moment, all the mean thoughts had just disappeared and I sat there and giggled at the idea of the stereotypical badass biker sitting on the most pathetic motorized two-wheeled vehicle there is. On the other hand, look at him. Doesn't he look FABULOUS?

Note to all car drivers- if I can touch your car while it's passing me (plz use blinkers too, okay?), then you're doing it horribly wrong. I don't want feel your four-wheeled penis extention, let alone let it ram me from the backside.

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Response to: Doubles Showdown 13 - First Contact Posted July 11th, 2010 in Art

I'm in. Don't have any partner though, but I hope the hat will have mercy on me this time

Response to: (collab) Robot Day '10 Poetry Art Posted June 30th, 2010 in Art

He's actually marching forward, towards the camera.
The robo-guts were a pretty last--minute thing since I forgot to add gears anywhere

Response to: (collab) Robot Day '10 Poetry Art Posted June 30th, 2010 in Art

For "Dry"

Why yes, this is indeed a traditional piece. But as you can see from the .psd, I've fulfilled the requirement of having the drawing on a separate layer. If it's nevertheless no good, then I'll redo it digitally.

I don't recall seeing a size limit in the collab so correct me if my oversized image is a bit *too* oversized

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Response to: Re2deemer's Summer'O'Art Posted June 30th, 2010 in Art

#14

For the Robot Day '10 Poetry collab. This is for Rabid-Animal's poem "Dry". Although the author suggested one of those old oil canisters as a illustration, I liked the idea of a behemoth-like robot heavily trodding onwards better. I felt that it portrays the feeling of the robot being weighed down and worn out better.

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Response to: Re2deemer's Summer'O'Art Posted June 30th, 2010 in Art

#10

I will try and get the two lost images done. This is one of the restored ones.

A watercolours portrait of Omega, a...fairly unusual critter. I know his head might be quite a puzzle to figure out so think of it this way - a horse's head with practically full face mask and a cobra's neck.
Not a whole much to say here. He's evil. He's telepathic. He controls a whole army. He's very willing to unleash the army upon any unfortunate soul in his way. Screaming and maniacal laughter ensure.

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Response to: (collab) Robot Day '10 Poetry Art Posted June 30th, 2010 in Art

I'd like to give illustrating "Dry" a shot

Response to: Re2deemer's Summer'O'Art Posted June 28th, 2010 in Art

#13
Yoink, on schedule today.

I've been playing Transformice. I could write 8000 characters worth of text about what a strangely fascinating and hilarious game it is, but EVD does such wonderful videos.

This was going to ge a tribute to the wackiest level in the game, in which the physics have gone really haywire and there's a Anvil-composed mayhem-creating contraption in the middle of the level (lovingly nicknamed the "Anvil god"). It flails it arms around, the mice try and evade it's wraith, the shamen desperately attempt to neutralize it and in the end everybody gets punted off the level. It's completely wacky and completely hilarious, did I mention that?

Why yes, the image is a bit clusterfuck-y. I might try and rethink the composition sometime later.
Brb, doing #10 & #11

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Response to: Need opinions :) Posted June 28th, 2010 in Art

At 6/28/10 03:05 PM, FateNGS wrote:
At 6/28/10 02:45 PM, JaccoNL wrote:
Do you have a tablet, or do you just use a mouse?
I use a mouse :) still need to invest in a tablet.. and as i said shadowing is not my forte!

This is a typical misconception. A tablet does not magically make you better. In fact, you might even feel worse during the adjustment period (unless you're buying a Cintiq or something).

Let's put it this way - you lack the basics. Better technology doesn't fix that, learning, practice, studies and a buttload of headache does. And for that I'd personally suggest a tool that is more robust than a tablet. Good ol' pencil & paper.

Response to: Re2deemer's Summer'O'Art Posted June 26th, 2010 in Art

#12

Awwwmn helll....I screw up with that one. Yes, I skipped two updates. I thought it would be awesome to get something bigger done this time around. However, this *something* appeared to be too huge and chewed through my available time (further reduced by the beginning of summer celebrations!) like candy. Stubbornly I kept trucking on to try and still get it done on time...then a day after the time....then for the next scheduled day...then another day....

Nevertheless, here is the final result. Based on personal experience with chainsaws.
>>FULL COMIC HERE<<

On a side note, I smiled to myself when I saw "Please use common sense" at the end of the safety manual for the chainsaw I used. Commons sense is becoming less common in this crazy world and it's nice to have one company promote it instead of filling the manual with silly instructions because some crazy bugger found an...interesting way to use their chainsaw.

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Response to: Would you buy a 7/10 or lower game? Posted June 25th, 2010 in Video Games

My priority list for deciding a game's worth (lowest to highest)

Gameplay videos
Reviews
Word-to-word
Demo

Response to: Steam vs. Physical Copies Posted June 25th, 2010 in Video Games

At 6/25/10 09:43 AM, EvilJesus wrote:
Are there download limits? If so, what's the limit or does it vary?

None, however Steam's servers "are too busy to process your request" and you have to wait a bit. However, this happens regardless of how much you've downloaded so far.

Response to: Deus Ex for $2.50 Posted June 23rd, 2010 in Video Games

I'd really hate to be a beggar. However, I really want this one.

And no, stealing a credit card from anybody is not really an option. You monster

So, let's do this a bit different -
Gift me plz....for an art commission.

My art page and my art-thread-like-thingy for examples and to show that I'm not just dicking around.
Steam ID - Re2deemer