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At 12/9/12 12:38 AM, sketchysketchist wrote: Even more.

I love the idea of making a joke about 'what if the Power Rangers were Japanese?'

At 12/8/12 12:25 AM, Lintire wrote: This isn't a heads up for individual sources and whatnot, just a sort of general idea of where you'd personally look to when you're short on whatever hit it is you need.

Films seem to be the thing that inspires me the most these days. I see a good film and I think "fuck, now I remember why I make art."

It's a little interesting that films inspire me to make things (that aren't films) more than things from whatever medium I'm using, I guess.

Does it have to be breasts, or can it be any of the more salacious parts of the human body?

At 12/5/12 08:36 PM, JamSession wrote:

At 12/5/12 08:27 PM, Lintire wrote:

At 12/5/12 08:21 PM, JamSession wrote: I think this idea is... the breast.

You should be taken out behind the shed and shot.

Should I BRAce for impact?
It was a bad pun sorry, I should be nipped in the behind for this. I need A CUP to drink....

Your jokes are falling flat.

At 12/5/12 02:25 PM, Lintire wrote: Think of it this way; everything you can do in Sai, you can emulate in Photoshop.

Except vectors.

At 12/5/12 12:47 PM, KiwiSundae wrote: This is just some practice for y'all...Since I'm a new member, might as well start early.

Hey, Hiryu.

At 12/4/12 05:43 AM, Template88 wrote: is manga studio as retarded easy to use? because i remember trying that program once a long time ago, and i couldn't even figure anything out, maybe they made it more intuitive.

Manga Studio is pretty easy to use.

It's a little hard to get used to if you're used to something like Photoshop or whatever because the layout's a bit different, but I doubt it'd take too long to get the hang of it.

At 12/4/12 04:17 AM, Template88 wrote: you want to make anime stuff with bold clean lines? Sai is the answer for you.

If that's what you want to do, I'd offer Manga Studio as the best program for doing the lines.

Though perhaps colouring would best be done in another program.

I drew an old unused character of mine in Lucky's style.

At 11/29/12 11:38 AM, Lintire wrote:

At 11/29/12 11:29 AM, Escalus wrote: Everyone should be voting for me

At 11/29/12 11:21 AM, BrainworkInProgress wrote: No, everyone should be voting for me!

God damn it, guys.

Take a look at this nerd.

At 11/28/12 04:26 PM, Template88 wrote: can i just say that 'dragon punch' is a hilarious name

It's like a donkey punch, but you light your hand on fire.

At 11/27/12 05:27 PM, ornery wrote: A programer comes in the forum and posts a thread. He says he wants to make a game, and he wants an artist to collaborate with.

While I agree with the idea of not being hostile to anyone who asks for anything, and regret my part in messing with that thread, I don't think this is quite the same thing.

I don't think most people have a problem with the idea of collaboration, so much as a more one-sided "I want you to do something for me" sort of arrangement. Obviously not every artistic project has to be framed by an employer/employee relationship. Making an album cover for someone to better advertise their album, however, is not a collaboration.

At 11/27/12 05:22 AM, YanoTheVoiceActor wrote: I'll pass It's okay. I'm already working on something. But you're style of art isn't the one i'm looking for. I'm looking for something like this.

This is an animation? You're looking for that sort of quality in an animation?

How long is the skit, and how much are you willing to spend?

At 11/27/12 01:44 AM, Captain-Carrion wrote: This is a thingy I converted to vectory goodness with that handy program I linked to in the lounge. Originally drawn on MS Paint.

That guy has a really weird looking penis.

At 11/26/12 10:34 AM, big-jonny-13 wrote: Okay, I gotta bring up something that really pissed me off here.
I'm talking about LemonCrush's thread about making him a logo.

I have REGRETS.

At 11/25/12 12:50 PM, LemonCrush wrote: A piece of your lifetime? Dude, it's ART. If you're okay whoring your art for money, that's YOUR personal choice.

Why would you think doing art for money is 'whoring' yourself?

It's as much 'whoring' yourself as doing any other job for money is 'whoring' yourself.

"If you're okay with whoring your ability to process tax returns for money..."
"If you're okay with whoring your ability to give medical advice for money..."
"If you're okay with whoring your ability to flip burgers for money..."

People need money to live.

At 11/25/12 12:55 PM, LemonCrush wrote: Because some people like creating because it's something they enjoy? Because some people view art as something to be shared?

That wasn't what I was asking. I know why some people do things without pay.

I was wondering why people think they're entitled to ask that of strangers. Why they think that they're important enough that they can just ask strangers to give up their time and skill for their own personal profit endeavours.

This isn't specifically about you, but I'm curious.

What is it about the internet that causes people to feel entitled to ask strangers to just do things for them, for no compensation?

At 11/24/12 11:08 PM, M-Maher wrote: historically, exactly the same...

Historically, women didn't wear armour because they didn't get in sword battles.

I drew a Cloyster.

At 11/22/12 08:17 AM, TurkeyOnAStick wrote: Getting on board an Air New Zealand flight, not planning on jumping onto Lord of the Rings related jokes, when all of a sudden I'm greeted by this flight safety video.

Aigis, your country knows no shame.

Yeah it...

Yeah.

At 11/21/12 08:24 PM, ColonelMagus wrote: How much would something like this eventually cost if I were to pay someone on here to make it?
Following the information I've listed and if necessary some corrections and changes, cause I'm kinda picky, lol.
Also, keeping the same art style as the Colonel pictures.

I'd do it for you for $50.

One of the music industry's many corporate circle jerks prizes vapid commercialism over true artistic talent?

Say whaaaaaaaaaat?

At 11/21/12 02:44 PM, ColonelMagus wrote: It's okay if it's too much, I just haven't had anyone try yet even.

That's because you're asking people to do something that they should be paid for, and not offering to pay them. If you ante up some cash, you might garner some interest.

This thread is about the fun of seeing different characters in different styles, and individual artists challenging themselves to create art. It's not for people to think that they then own whatever product people make, and you shouldn't ask people to draw anything in it with those aspirations.

www.dafont.com

Come in here, or something.

This is kinda partially coloured.

At 10/14/12 12:07 AM, Jester wrote: Doodling Corvo from Dishonored, which may or may not be accurate because there's only 1 picture of his face in the actual game.

Looks to me like Jim Carrey.

At 11/16/12 03:45 AM, Zedonius2D wrote: how do you delete your art?

At the top right of the page of the art you want to delete, there's a button that looks like a trash can.

Looks like this:

It's pretty boring and none of the buttons do anything. Kinda generic looking. As a website for a 'designer', it doesn't really show off any impressive design ability.

At 11/14/12 12:50 AM, Template88 wrote: honestly? thats the last thing you need to worry about right now. Get your forms correct first, they are atrociously inaccurate/poorly drawn.

Art isn't, like, a flowchart where you have to finish each step before you move onto the next one. You can work on more than one thing at a time.