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Published: 2013-03-25 04:25:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 1324; Favourites: 29; Downloads: 2
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This is a tiny 5x5 inch card I painted quite a while back. I lost it for a while and just found it like 5 minutes ago. So here, have some Elf Vodka!
And yeah, I stole Wind Waker Link's PJs
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You are so nice! Thank you! I mean, I didn't design them or anything but thank you anyway!
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I have this feeling they just included your alter ego in that complement. So now I'm seeing you in a Bishy cosplay makeover!Β
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you are most welcome!!!!!!
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I really like each portrait here
The most this purple guy kekeke
Pity that quality isn't good... , ____ ,Β
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I painted this before I had a scanner, that's why the quality sucks lol
But thank you so much ^-^
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Uahh... scaner also sucks, I recommend you to taking photos Β : )'' (scaner is better only for ink or sketches to digital painting... )
My pleasure! you have many cool sketches in your gallery : )Β
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I'm not very tech oriented, so the scanner works for me.
Thanks again
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uuu... ok ok~!
But still I think it's good thing to know how to use camera : I It's useful in many things. (and especially for artists >u< )
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What kind of a camera do you use? Having the right kind of camera helps too, I'm sure!Β
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I have hybrid - Olympus : ) (those informations you can find in the right panel at each of my works : ) )
Camera Data
MakeOLYMPUS IMAGING CORP.
ModelE-PL1S
hutter Speed1/5 second
ApertureF/4.6
Focal Length27 mm
ISO Speed100
It's not the best choice I must say but still it's a good camera. It cost 1000pln If I remember right (now it can be cheaper cos it's have 2 years since we bought it)
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ehehehe thank you so much!
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He is so precious XD
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YES! He so is! And Chase ><
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Oh yes, you can't ignore that evil specimen of attractiveness
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Thanks! I tend to want to spend more time on details, the smaller the details happen to be. Which means the smaller the picture, the fewer details I'm forced to do, thus better details
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lol I see the logic there! Maybe I should try that ...
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Go for it! If it works for me, you might find that it works for you too
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As soon as finals are over lol. I have such a list of things I have been putting off!
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It's like a really awesome slumberparty! The faces...! So perfect! ;w;
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Thank youuuu XD I wish it were a slumber party!
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Yep, I agree with Omnivoyance, you always give these amazing, gorgeous faces with these beautiful expressions, that make me feel as if I am looking at a photo.
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Link: "Is that a camera?"
Legolas: "You're just noticing it now?"
Legolas looks not so comfy with the situation!
Ah Blondino. Your faces... You always give great face! LOL
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Faces are the only things I draw. *sighs wistfully* I wish I knew how to draw crap that wasn't a face...
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... I wasn't saying I didn't like the other body parts... I just liked the faces particularly well. Aaand since that is where the first spark of their soul is its pretty important.
LOL, I wouldn't beat myself up too much. You're going to a school for this so they will beat you regularly I'm sure! XD
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I know, I know, I'm just saying that I wish I worked more on the other body parts instead of just faces. Faces are all I practice drawing, so when it comes to drawing a full body drawing, everything looks derpy.
On another note, I'm thinking Art School isn't gonna happen.... As much as I love to draw, I refuse to be a starving artist.
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Compromise. Draw HUGE autonomous sentient body parts! Like hands with a face. Aaaand a foot with a face! A... a.... A FACE with a FACE!!! *giggles insanely*
LOL OK that was just me being silly, though it might be good for your inner artist anyway.
You could do a series of fan-art of the headless horseman! If that doesn't solidify your non head anatomy, what will? XD
Ooooh Noooes! But suffering is great for your art! LOL sorry couldn't resist. Its even funnier because its true!! XD XD
Well, I have always regretted not going to college but then in my family that was an expectation placed on me. A goal in and of itself. Also sucks that I have gone just long enough to know that I'm REALLY good at learning in a structured environment (and sucky as heck at learning without structure). But I have always heard that college isn't worth that much if you can get the knowledge, portfolio, and exposure on your own.
You got your work cut out for you but I think you have a lot more self discipline than I do so I'll bet on you to get it on.
If you aren't going to dump massive amounts of cash into your art, does that mean you wouldn't mind dumping a smaller amount of cash into your writing via something like the classes and support groups available at that Writer's Village I linked to you a while about? Havenwic seemed somewhat interested... maybe you could be in the same group/classes at first!
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Huh, well you see Omni, I do plan on going to college, I just know it won't be an art school. And I may very well take classes to improve my writing, and I may also take a couple minor art classes if they are available, but you never know...
I actually drew the headless horseman my Junior year English class, but I threw it away because I hated it so much lol
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Then what will be your major? Something less fu-er-risky like business I suppose? Oh well, college itself will still be fun!
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I'm not sure, really... I was actually considering Architecture... which is fun to a point, but once you get into the rules and regulations regarding architecture things get a little... boring.
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I hear that! Just the bits I bumped into in Blue-Print Reading class... zzzzzzzzzzzz Buut it was fun trying to convert them over to 3D. π: 0 β©: 1
Apparently using Auto-CAD (like Auto-VIZ) to create virtual versions of the Architect's plans that the client's can "walk" through was popular at the time... Do they still do that? You're kind of in that business with your Dad right? (sorry if you already mentioned it
Bahahaa yeah we've talked about this before, it was pretty close to when we first started talking though. So over a year.
We don't really do the walk through in 3D thing. But we do use that sort of thing to get the clients to see what the exterior of the house looks like.
And I have had to transfer paper plans and recreate them into the computer countless times. I once did two plans in 2 hours... which is really fast, by the way lol. It's pretty boring.
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Boring!?! Oh must be some sort of fairly automatic program. I got to create everything piece by piece and then pick out "materials" to cover them in etc... Its like carving wood into people and cars and then painting and upholstering them to look like... anything but wood (that's the closest analogy I got other than it feels fairly Godlike at times). I actually enjoyed it better when I was done and could play with creating a fantasy snowscape of hills and trees etc... for the cheery lights in my craftsman floor plan house to glow out on. Despite the godlike power to make hills etc... it was teh wee snowman out front I enjoyed the most. Its the details ya know?
Just cause your dad business doesn't do it doesn't mean that wouldn't be a good skill to have alongside whatever main architectural gig you learn. Its actually pretty cool animating the camera's point of view to "walk" through the house. Then animate doors, lights and such in the way to make the feeling of being there complete. Anywho, I just thought if your life after college kept you hard at work on architectural/design jobs for a while this would put some art in your job. *shrugs*
Also some of those programs like Autodesk VIZ are made by the same group that makes Maya and the other programs that MOVIE modelers and animators use so learning it for architecture is good experience if you ever wanted to segue into something that also does bouncy flesh, water, fire, hair and other particle effects. Heh, you can tell I thought about this once when I thought I might have a, whatcha call it?, oh right... A Future! LOL
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I've seen all the fun little "add your own detailsy-detials" stuff in action when I did a CAD class at school a few years ago, but the program we have at work is of a different design.
It's main function is house designing. We don't have the option of making cute little snowmen or background rolling hills. We have walls that we choose the hight, and the extent of detail work I get to do is reformatting window and door designs. Does it have a transom? Is it a slider? Is the window six foot or two foot? Should I align that with the interior or exterior. How high is the ceiling going to be? That's the detail work that I get to deal with. Other people get to make pretty pictures with fun colors. All our stuff is black, white, blue, red and/or grey. (Or when I'm being frivolous neon pink or green... but only when blue and red are taken.)
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Too bad...
But other businesses have other programs and which ever one you eventually end up with or create yourself could use something different and more fun. (was the second part of that)
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Good. Then get to work hehe
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But I ain't feel'n inspiiiirrrreeedddd
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