songficcer
Bending Unit
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A pic like that, every loving pencil- or mouse-stroke'd be entitled to visions and revisions, right enough! Here's hoping a version emerges, though.
Answer: On peel? Not very... actual 'innings' totally obscured, and if the Batter's Up, pic'll probably be taken down (it's amazing how far you can stretch a metaphor, isn't it?).
On a bunch of other sites, however, anything goes. Anywhere. Chuck us a PM for addresses if you'd like
edit: 'let's give the characters balance problems' is a great game
lol I love it when a man talks sports, it just does something to me! Anyway... haha If you want it, when I get one down I like, I'll post it at my furaffinity account when it comes back up. But you will need an account to view 18+ it.
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coldangel
DOOP Secretary
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Quick, put it in spoiler tags before the prudish moderators have a stroke!
Very nice work. I'm gonna have a quick stroke of my own.
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Tedward
Professor
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Nice job, Marcus!
Since you have some nice shading anyway, perhaps you could add a shadow under Amy (or at least to one side) to show that she is on (or not quite yet on, as you may choose) the floor. Just a thought!
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Marcus
Starship Captain
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Ha, thanks guys, much appreciated! D'you think it's really spoilerable? Surely you funnin' me; it's only slightly nipply, and Amy's grinning 'cos she's ticklish. That's my first thought. My second is that my piccing pallete may have become so coarse I can't tell anymore. Floor-shadow is a good idea; as is probably obvious, I made the b/g completely seperate from the characters, and just pasted them in later. A better link between the two pieces would probably help a lot... I can't figure out what's going on with Amy's falling-out-boob. She has an extra nipple-dimple or something. Ooo, which bit is the problem? The ruffed-up cloth of Amy's leotard (which was done lazily, I happily admit, and is kind of open to interpretation), or the fact that Amy has a two-tone nipple (which is just shading, showing light direction)?
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Marcus
Starship Captain
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« Reply #456 on: 12-15-2009 23:14 »
« Last Edit on: 12-15-2009 23:22 »
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I was gonna do shading, and speech balloons, and a light gaussian blur, and stuff to this pic, but Bender rebelled! He was meant to look bored, not horny (been drawing filth for seven years. Seven. I still can't draw Bender). So I stopped trying to fix him or finish it, and dropped it off here like an ugly baby. It's your problem now. A follow up to the Leela/Amy wrestling pic:URF Owner: Hey, guys, you're on in... what... what are you rubbing on him? Fry: Butter. Bender: Yeah, we ran out of cooking oil. Fry: Check this out (flexes bicep). Pure. Dairy. Goodness.
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Tedward
Professor
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Heh heh...well, I don't think it's unfixable by any means, or an ugly baby of a picture at all! Did you try changing Bender's "mouth" expression to more of a frown? That might help, at least a bit...also, although this might result in him not simply looking bored, you could change his eye expression to make him slightly more annoyed, and have his pupils be looking up, as if to either roll his eyes or be looking at the man as if to say, "See what this jerk is making me do?". There's definitely potential.
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Tedward
Professor
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Wow. Nicely done!
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songficcer
Bending Unit
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I was gonna do shading, and speech balloons, and a light gaussian blur, and stuff to this pic, but Bender rebelled! He was meant to look bored, not horny (been drawing filth for seven years. Seven. I still can't draw Bender). So I stopped trying to fix him or finish it, and dropped it off here like an ugly baby. It's your problem now.
A follow up to the Leela/Amy wrestling pic:
URF Owner: Hey, guys, you're on in... what... what are you rubbing on him?
Fry: Butter.
Bender: Yeah, we ran out of cooking oil.
Fry: Check this out (flexes bicep). Pure. Dairy. Goodness.
Aww, I think you did a good job! And I agree with Tedward's suggestions. Best if you get aggrivated with a pic, to just walk a way for a few days then comes back.
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Morgan_G19
Liquid Emperor
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PENCIL, 45 DEGREES LEFT.
Another left-handed artist. Apparently they said that left-handed people are more creative. I find that hard to believe at first but my last 2 studios I've worked in, half of the staff are left-handed. Coincidence? Maybe. Amazing? Sure, why not.
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Marcus
Starship Captain
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I feel incredibly old. I was drawing today and realised 2 of my pencils are now too short to hold properly; they're 2 that I've been using since I started drawing, and they've just been whittled away to nearly nothing over the years. Also, I was clearing out a sketchbook (...an NFL magazine from 2001 crammed with loose printer paper) of old 'dud' pics, and found a whole bunch I don't even remember drawing. Most damningly, middle of next year, I'll be _30_. That's practically _dead_, and I've achieved nothing except burn up resources. So, while I'm still compis mentis enough to operate an innerneht machine, a few old pics I found that weren't good enough to finish, but which were a pleasant surprise to see! First one's my favourite; Leela looks cute in her blernsball uniform And, lookit, one of them's a futurama character drawn in a non-futurama style, and they look depressed! That proves I'm a very deep and meaningful artist, sensitive to the human condition. And the last one is Leela with her tits out. That proves I'm not.
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futz
Liquid Emperor
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Amy wins by showing the futility of human endevor.
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coldangel
DOOP Secretary
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I feel incredibly old. I was drawing today and realised 2 of my pencils are now too short to hold properly; they're 2 that I've been using since I started drawing, and they've just been whittled away to nearly nothing over the years.
Man, it takes me about a week to do that. Those are excellent. Semi-realistic Leela is a bit odd though because despite being semi-realistic, she still has a giant pupil and no iris. Tits-out Leela is welcome any time.
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Marcus
Starship Captain
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I feel incredibly old. I was drawing today and realised 2 of my pencils are now too short to hold properly; they're 2 that I've been using since I started drawing, and they've just been whittled away to nearly nothing over the years.
Man, it takes me about a week to do that.
Yeah? Whoa, your productivity shames me! Or maybe you like to actually use properly sharp pencils; I been using mine blunt to extend their lifespan (Scottish = tightfisted) Those are excellent. Semi-realistic Leela is a bit odd though because despite being semi-realistic, she still has a giant pupil and no iris. Tits-out Leela is welcome any time. Heh, cheers! I think they're about... 4, 5 years old, except the blernsball one, but I kind of like them still. If tits were in (closer together), I might have finished that one. I think I gave it to someone else who wanted to try arting, I forget. And yeah, the semi-real one was a strange hybrid, not repeated. Need more blernsball leela.
Wes2k9's version is my desktop definitive...
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coldangel
DOOP Secretary
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Yeah? Whoa, your productivity shames me! Or maybe you like to actually use properly sharp pencils; I been using mine blunt to extend their lifespan (Scottish = tightfisted)
I am rather OCD about sharpness, when I am going through a spell of drawing. I also use 2B and press pretty hard, meaning I stop to sharpen every few minutes. (Australian = heavy-handed)
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coldangel
DOOP Secretary
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« Reply #479 on: 12-21-2009 02:29 »
« Last Edit on: 12-21-2009 02:32 by coldangel_1 »
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I pencil and go over with black ink by hand. Only thing I do on the computer is colour, because I suck at colouring by hand.
Back when I was first given the generous gift of Photoshop, I tried lining with the mouse, but just found it tedious. For me, I got a much more organic result from doing the inking by hand. It's the little flaws and inconsistencies in the felt-tip lines that stop it from appearing too artificial, I guess. But then, I'm also just too impatient to perform the computer lining process properly, so I'm really just making excuses.
I do create lines on the PC, but they're not black, they're just the boundary separation for shadowed areas. And because I've adopted a cell-shading style, they can be jagged, thus not requiring too much time.
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