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I just made this scan. Any websites may use it as long as they give me credit. I plan on releasing one or two a week and then post them here.

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"The Originator"

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I'm lucky to spell two words right and here you are posting pictures!  How'd you do that?

R Hawks
Futurama Fan Art

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A "Fan Art" forum at the lounge would be cool, don't you think?

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If enough people would be interested that would be cool.

"The Originator"

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Here's another one, these are more fun than I thought.

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"The Originator"

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What software do you use to make those?
Illustrator? Photoshop?

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Photoshop 5.5

"The Originator"

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Originally posted by slot-c:
Photoshop 5.5

The fan scans are pretty nice... sheesh everyone is great at fan art, mine looks like a stick figure that was involved in a 11 car pile up. O~well I'll stick to just looking at others in the Futurama Fan Art page

---Baz
 Futupollrama

Futurama Talk

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here is a 500 foot tall bender
 
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"The Originator"

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Look at all the talent in this forum! Incredible, I can't believe I haven't checked it out sooner! Can I put those scans up at CGEF? They're certainly worthy =)

Jason Peavey
CGEF

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jason, they said everyone could use them... And most people think by posting them up here it is submitting to cgef

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fry with cereal on his head...

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oh and by the way I am working on the whole lights and folder thing.

"The Originator"

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Hey, Slot-c!  Would you mind if I posted these scans on my website?  They're great!
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Okay, Okay.  I finally saw where you had written that they may be used.  Is there anything you'd like to go with them?  Web address, etc.

R Hawks
Futurama Fan Art

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Name and email address
^^^          ^^^^^
slot-c    slot-c@postmark.net
           

"The Originator"

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Here is farnsworth falling into the pit of man eating anteaters.


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"The Originator"

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Here is another one...

Zoidberg interviewing the man eating anteaters. (when hermes is being killed)


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"The Originator"

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Aren't computers great?  They can take crappy rough drawings and turn them into works of art.  I bow down to my masters:  Bill Gates & Matt Groening.

R Hawks
Futurama Fan Art
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These are cool scans. I'll use 'em on my page too, if ya don't mind

Jack Clements
 Futurama Uncovered
The Futurama Top 50

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Thought I'd have a go. This started off as a pen sketch, then I stuck it into Painter 5 and finished it off. If anyone out there is interested in decent paint packages, you could do worse than Painter by Fractal Designs, it's brilliant!

Poonaniman

(More soon!)


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Here's another one. This one's painted in acrylics on some home made parchment - so much for technology, eh?


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Poonaniman

Poonaniman...
You wannit scanned, you gottit scanned!

http://pjmaybe.tripod.com

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OK so for some reason it says they don't work but if you tap in
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or
 http://pjmaybe.tripod.com/art/leela1.jpg

that works!

Peej / Poonaniman

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DAMN! That's a big picture!

R Hawks
Futurama Fan Art

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Yeah the original was hyoooge too - I had to borrow our a1 scanner at work to scan it. To give you some impression, the finished article is about 8ft tall by about 3 ft wide. It was scanned in sections then stitched together in photoshop...

Poonaniman

Poonaniman...
You wannit scanned, you gottit scanned!

http://pjmaybe.tripod.com