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planning to submit as a transition screen
yes i see a lot of things wrong with it too
you guys think i should submit it? i mean its not kRO quality but i dunno
yes i see a lot of things wrong with it too
you guys think i should submit it? i mean its not kRO quality but i dunno
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© 2004 - 2024 bakerofish
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March 26, 2004
To Bakerofish
Hey, this is pretty cool! Mind if I use it as wallpaper? (^-^)
The 'shadowed eyes' bit - that's one technique I'd really like to learn. It really makes for a dark and brooding feel -perfect for pieces that are supposed to make the viewer look at all the details over and over again.
I also noticed heavy inking throughout the piece. Hmm, it works. Especially because of the color of the background - it helps everyone stand out.
And hey, tasteful calligraphy at the top. (^-^)
My favorite guy is the knight. I really like how you drew and colored him. And maybe it's because you meant for me to notice him, what with him holding the Philippine flag and all. A statement on how we shouldn't forget how our ancestors fought to keep their identity, and how we should keep on searching for what being a Filipino is truly all about? Hmm. And it's nice how you went for the 'ruins' background - hopefully the Philippines won't come to that. ("Don't wanna be an Argentinaaa...the truth is we're becoming like you...so many wild days, a mad existence...")
(^0^)
Anyway, back to the piece.
The only thing I have against this drawing is the way the color of the wizard's hair oversteps the inking boundaries. I'm thinking you meant that to give his hair a messy feel, but I can't help but think how queer it looks.
All in all, great piece! I picked up a lot of techniques from it, hehehehe!
Keep the great stuff coming!
To Bakerofish
Hey, this is pretty cool! Mind if I use it as wallpaper? (^-^)
The 'shadowed eyes' bit - that's one technique I'd really like to learn. It really makes for a dark and brooding feel -perfect for pieces that are supposed to make the viewer look at all the details over and over again.
I also noticed heavy inking throughout the piece. Hmm, it works. Especially because of the color of the background - it helps everyone stand out.
And hey, tasteful calligraphy at the top. (^-^)
My favorite guy is the knight. I really like how you drew and colored him. And maybe it's because you meant for me to notice him, what with him holding the Philippine flag and all. A statement on how we shouldn't forget how our ancestors fought to keep their identity, and how we should keep on searching for what being a Filipino is truly all about? Hmm. And it's nice how you went for the 'ruins' background - hopefully the Philippines won't come to that. ("Don't wanna be an Argentinaaa...the truth is we're becoming like you...so many wild days, a mad existence...")
(^0^)
Anyway, back to the piece.
The only thing I have against this drawing is the way the color of the wizard's hair oversteps the inking boundaries. I'm thinking you meant that to give his hair a messy feel, but I can't help but think how queer it looks.
All in all, great piece! I picked up a lot of techniques from it, hehehehe!
Keep the great stuff coming!