Okay, I can probably finish my movie by the end of the day.

AKA, count me in!

Okay, I can probably finish my movie by the end of the day.

AKA, count me in!

did your "bro" draw this?

I fixed the eyes, however I think that you have the mouth part incorrect, think of the face as a sphere, and then look at the angle it is at.

At 7/6/08 04:01 PM, Ansel wrote: I think you did a pretty good job with the gradients. They look natural and subtle. Pretty nice drawing on the whole. My only question is... where's the beard? Where's snake's famous goatee?

:c I tried but it just messed up the drawing, so I didn't.

this might be art if it were funny, but knowing its NOT than that ruins that right?

he uses a tablet, along with the smallest brush (no pressure) with the smoothing on 0.

At 7/6/08 08:11 AM, skater007 wrote:

At 7/6/08 05:53 AM, Resolution wrote: He uses brush tool with no smoothing (or veeery low) and no pressure sensitiveness.
That's why his lines are rough but constant in thickness.

But have you seen Awesome Gaiden?
He has drawn it like with a hand, no one could draw that good with mouse :S

he uses a tablet, I remember having a conversation with him about this...

At 7/6/08 02:00 PM, Frox1k wrote: The sketch and the colored picture don't look that much the same.But still i like it,perfect job.

yeah I know, I didn't ink over it, I just used it as reference.

At 7/6/08 04:56 AM, Nyska wrote: Ok, how about this? I think the legs look a bit odd, but is this more anatomical?

(It might be a bit crap with the quality)

its definitely closer, but it still looks fairly robotic.

either, way, your getting there...;)

set the ink layer to "multiply". This should allow you to color through the white behind the ink you made.

you were able to make completely terrible color swatches look great.

nice job!

over-exaggeration or style isn't quite the same thing as a square.

At 7/6/08 02:50 AM, MRat wrote: Honestly I think the use of gradients is a little excessive. Also take a good long look at the perspective. The eyes are lopsided, and the mouth makes no sense. The line art is really nice and clean, but I think you need to take a step back and really think about form.

Right now alot of shortcomings are masked by polish, and alot of people do this, so you need to spend some time, I think, working out angles and sighting form, because he is hideous. The work itself is fine, but where things are placed and how they appear with respect the everything else is a wee bit off kilter.

Not to regress, but I don't quite understand what you mean by angles. The gradient part I do get, however...otherwise, you mine being a bit more specific?

anywho, thanks for the thoughtful criticism.

Ballsack McFinnigan rubbed his chinnigan

The character is lacking both balance and correct anatomy. The lines lack any emotion at all.

Your pictures fine, however, dubbing your art 'abstract' is a stupid way to get pretentious people to like your art. See this picture? its abstract. I can has money now?
:-|

what?

looks quite lazy IMO, the contours meet at the exact same angles, making it look weird.

At 7/6/08 02:10 AM, Lamoureux wrote: Oh good fucking lord, you rule.

I'm going to use this every day.

ergh

At 7/6/08 01:57 AM, Lamoureux wrote: That picture is about an 8 out of 10 the bonerometer.

illustrated ;)

heres the original sketch that I did with a mouse at my friends house.

the lack of pressure sensitivity annoyed the fuck out of me D;

100% vector art.

tell me what you think; I'm proud of it...the question is however, should I?

I'm willing to do voices for a few people...

At 6/25/08 03:17 PM, diamond-armada wrote: guys don't just say these ideas, animate them, voice them, anything you want really :D

I'm doing my part right now.

At 6/25/08 03:03 PM, TyyobrO wrote: The black hole brings him to a planet where the people there are black asses.

he follows the black asses to seattle washington

I disagree with ssjskipp, I think it's always best to stay on top of things. Forget all of your knowledge on AS2, and plan to learn some AS3. Pick up a book and read it through!
here is a list of good books. (not all Actionscript, but all helpful)
http://www.mondomaniatrics.com/blog/?p=7

its a lot cleaner (therefor you rarely get confused) there is less lag in the script, and there are a few new
events.

I say, start with one character...than add another one...and another one, until your happy!

if you want to get better at drawing, just draw for I dunno...an hour and a half every day?

cool...now finish the body.