General Fan Art Goes Forth

[Reply #200 on:]

 

Originally posted by Y_L_B:
And, in celebration of "I love the 90's" tonight on vh1, Clicky.

I apoligize if it's not that 90's-esque, but I remeber my teenage cousin wearing in outfit like that "in the day".

I think they're okay, considering my age, but they could be better. What say you?

Very nice artwork   
I like it   
I like it that much that I did this nice scan-art below:


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[Reply #201 on:]

The lines on her face, i'm assuming their supposed to be smile creases, make her look old. However the hairstyle is absolutely adorable. But i would never wear that top with that skirt.

[Reply #202 on:]

 

Originally posted by Venus:
The lines on her face, i'm assuming their supposed to be smile creases, make her look old.

I'm "old", so I tend to make pictures of old people 
 

However the hairstyle is absolutely adorable.

Thanks 

[Reply #203 on:]

but the caption says 'young' Leela. Old Leela can have lines on her face, her mom does. But young leela just had freckles.

[Reply #204 on:]

Well, okay ... the picture is not 100 % perfect ... 

I'll remember that with the freckles  for other pictures of a young Leela I'll do ...

[Reply #205 on:]

Looks clool in black & white  ...

[Reply #206 on:]

Awww...what a hideous, yet accurate 1993 outfit. And the hair rocks. Quite teh neat, TLL.

[Reply #207 on:]

great pic TLL! As Shaucker said, kik ass hair.

[Reply #208 on:]

yep, great as always

[Reply #209 on:]

Yea I would have put the dimples lower and make them much shorter.  The dimples should be right next to the corner of the mouth.  And what are you guys talking about 1993 outfit... I wore that yesterday...

[Reply #210 on:]

Cool pic, TLL.

[Reply #211 on:]

I can't explain that.. I guess.. Well.. They're the male and female archetypes as presented in manhua like i.n.v.u., but I just couldn't imagine Leela as a skinny, giddy little kogal, so...

In honour of the Invader Zim Pilot.

Amy in her normal outfit.. A few people requested it..

[Reply #212 on:]

great as always EL!

[Reply #213 on:]

Neat EL.

[Reply #214 on:]

Glad to see you haven't stopped doing art altogether, Vee.

I really like the Amy one, but why did you give her green eyes?  As anyone who's seen Big Trouble in Little China knows, Chinese girls do not have green eyes.

[Reply #215 on:]

Lunch, the top pic....you could save a lot of confusion by just saying they were Fry+Leela offspring. That's a pretty cool looking cyclops guy, but the roller skate on the girl freak me out 

[Reply #216 on:]

 

Originally posted by David A:
Glad to see you haven't stopped doing art altogether, Vee.

I really like the Amy one, but why did you give her green eyes?  As anyone who's seen Big Trouble in Little China knows, Chinese girls do not have green eyes.

Tinted contacts. Duh.

[Reply #217 on:]

Uhhhhhhh.. What he said.
Actually, I didn't know WHAT colour to make them! Green or blue is my general choice.. If only because brown always turns out looking like black and all the other colors are too distracting... But I layered in a bit of brown and then added green..

[Edited because I'm a moron. Lately I've just been referring to the gender of the Avatar... 'Amy avy? Oh, must be a girl' :Hits self: What DOES that make ME..!]

[Reply #218 on:]

Eh, she looks good with green eyes, anyway.  I wasn't really complaining; I just wanted to mention Big Trouble in Little China.  I had thought that maybe you had given her green eyes as an intentional reference to the movie, but I guess not.

I like Kryten's explanation, though.  Amy probably has tinted contacts in several different colors, to go with different outfits.

[Reply #219 on:]

Kryten's a she? This is new information..

[Reply #220 on:]

 

Originally posted by Nurdbot:
Kryten's a she?

Technically, mechanoids are genderless; but he clearly does have a male personality.

He also has a number of different attachments for his multi-functional groinal socket.

[Reply #221 on:]

Maybe his number 1 head is broken and spare head 2 is doing the job.

[Reply #222 on:]

actually chinese people DO have green eyes, it's just really rare. i think it means good luck to have green eyes in china.

[Reply #223 on:]

 

Originally posted by Margarita:
actually chinese people DO have green eyes, it's just really rare.

Exactly.

You haven't seen the movie, have you?

 

i think it means good luck to have green eyes in china.

It wasn't good luck for Miao Yin.

[Reply #224 on:]

"You haven't seen the movie, have you?"

nope.

[Reply #225 on:]

I'll explain.

"Chinese girls do not have green eyes." is a line from the movie.  However, one of the characters in the movie is a Chinese girl with green eyes.

The fact that she has green eyes gets her into trouble.  Big trouble.  In Little China.

[Reply #226 on:]

 

Originally posted by germanfryfan:
very nice Munda M0le!   

I finished the coloring, here is the result:



in 1024x768
in 1280x1024

Very nice job, I'm using it as my Pocket PC's Today theme...

[Reply #227 on:]

I never saw that before, but it's a supreme scan! 

[Reply #228 on:]

Keeping the art going!

Hmm...frightening? http://www.deviantart.com/view/8913240/ 
This too... http://www.deviantart.com/view/8940002/ 

[Reply #229 on:]

 

Originally posted by FemJesse:
Been a bit busy lately.  Had a few drives fry.  I'll be submitting some things to Leelazone. 
Not much.  Drawing Futurama characters made me ill last summer.
So I sparsed it out, and have been sneaking some things on DA.
Don't think I should have my own thread.
Can't upload to nowhere on my own.
Leelazone will have to do.
If you can't wait...  then wait for the DA ads to load...
 http://www.deviantart.com/view/8902633/

This picture is great. I really like it.

[Reply #230 on:]

     

Originally posted by TheLesbianLeela:
       

Originally posted by Y_L_B:
And, in celebration of "I love the 90's" tonight on vh1, Clicky.

I apoligize if it's not that 90's-esque, but I remeber my teenage cousin wearing in outfit like that "in the day".

I think they're okay, considering my age, but they could be better. What say you?

Very nice artwork       
I like it       
I like it that much that I did this nice scan-art below:

[insert Scan-Art here]

Wow! I      it!

Unfortunatly, I had to take down the original picture for space.     

EDIT: [Mrs. Brofloski]YLB, you've quoted another picture! That's a bad girl! BAD GIRL![/Mrs. B]

DOUBLE EDIT:
I spent all day turning it into an ASCII-art.

 http://www.angelfire.com/freak2/futurama1/YoungLeela.TXT

What'dya think?   
(Lemme know if you can't see it.)

[Reply #231 on:]

Alenacat: Y'know.. I live for sexy Mom!   
Hey though!  Well.. whatever.

[Reply #232 on:]

 

Originally posted by FemJesse:
And what are you guys talking about 1993 outfit... I wore that yesterday...

Don't worry - 1993 is only 11 years ago.
My style of clothes is usually seen in "I love the 80s" shows ...
*feels old*
 

Originally posted by EvilLunch:
in manhua like i.n.v.u.

I hope not to sound stupid with asking you what "manhua" and "i.n.v.u." are. It's something with Japanese TV series, right?
 

Originally posted by David A:
Chinese girls do not have green eyes.

Polish girls do have ...
...
*silence*
...
Yes, that comment made no sense, I know ... 
 

Originally posted by Y_L_B:
I spent all day turning it into an ASCII-art.

 http://www.angelfire.com/freak2/futurama1/YoungLeela.TXT

What'dya think?
(Lemme know if you can't see it.)

I can see it and it does look really good 

How do you do ASCII-art?

[Reply #233 on:]

 

Originally posted by TheLesbianLeela:

I can see it and it does look really good   

How do you do ASCII-art?

Thanks!

I make my ASCII art by first outlining the shapes I want to make with slashes/dashes. If it's not the size I want, I redo it. Once I'm done outlining the shapes, I decide what characters to use for each color in the picture. Like, M for a really dark color, which was mostly used for little accents in that one. After I do that, I go through each line and add in the characters I chose. I like to add lots of detail, so I go through AGAIN and add "shading". Last, I remove the guide slashes and fix all mistakes. I've never done one in color.

I takes a TON of patience and time.

EDIT: I also outline in letters/numbers/punctuation after I remove the slashes. I forgot to mention that...

[Reply #234 on:]

I've done my PE Crew Canines in a new way now. If I can't get it to show up than that's a problem, imageshack ain't working right now.

[Reply #235 on:]

'Manhua' are comics from Korea. They're distinct from 'manga', comics from Japan, but they're similar in some ways. i.n.v.u. is a comic by Kim Kang Won, and its male/female leads are both tall, thin and dress somewhat 'preppily'. The male skateboards and the girl rollerskates[for a job].
Also you can cheat with ASCII by going here. http://www.text-image.com
But all my respect to the artists that do it by hand [EXCELLENTLY might I add] like YLB!

[Reply #236 on:]

Cool stuff everyone! I haven't drawn in a while (except for the Contest) so I tried again and came up with this.

My scanner sux with an X, so I traced over it in PSP.

[Reply #237 on:]

sweet lookin Woodbot Kyle_M. I like it with just black and white.

[Reply #238 on:]

A bit o' Photoshopping with a sunset shot taken out my apartment window:

[Reply #239 on:]

wow!
@KyleM: great scan!
@Cap'n Skusting: thats interesting lol its awsome!