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Toohotforu wrote:
Just punch her in the vag and tell her to @#$% off.
D'aww.
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lolgaxe wrote:
D'aww.
I'm not too good at the painting thing. I'm workin at getting better.
Toohotforu wrote:
Just punch her in the vag and tell her to @#$% off.
Catt wrote:
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I drew Uglysasquatch.
I drew Uglysasquatch.
9/10
Loose a point for being a teeny bit wonky in not a good way. Also for being just that little bit too flat. Some of the inner dark lines could have been darker, in order to create more contrast and therefore more dynamism. Especially the tall diagonal dark lines on the inner curve above the eyes. But really that is just being picky.
This is a genial, friendly animal emerging out of his wet ink wash style. Good art, that just misses out on being great.
BTW, you should have kept it for your 10k =^-^=
It would have been Epic.
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Toohotforu wrote:
Just punch her in the vag and tell her to @#$% off.
Like this.
Toohotforu wrote:
Just punch her in the vag and tell her to @#$% off.
Also, after not looking at it for about 2 hours, and on a different monitor, I can see several flaws right off the bat. Mostly that his mouth doesn't feel like it's placed very well, and the cooler monitor that I was using was much more dynamic in color range than this Warmer monitor I'm using.
Toohotforu wrote:
Just punch her in the vag and tell her to @#$% off.
It's not the MOST accurate drawing of a sasquatch that I've ever seen. For example, the googling brings up images such as the below.
http://www.creativeuncut.com/gallery-02/art/ds-sasquatch.jpg
Now, I'm no artist, but I can spot a couple of differences between the two pictures...
http://www.creativeuncut.com/gallery-02/art/ds-sasquatch.jpg
Now, I'm no artist, but I can spot a couple of differences between the two pictures...
Catt wrote:
Also, after not looking at it for about 2 hours, and on a different monitor, I can see several flaws right off the bat. Mostly that his mouth doesn't feel like it's placed very well, and the cooler monitor that I was using was much more dynamic in color range than this Warmer monitor I'm using.
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His Excellency Aethien wrote:
Catt wrote:
Also, after not looking at it for about 2 hours, and on a different monitor, I can see several flaws right off the bat. Mostly that his mouth doesn't feel like it's placed very well, and the cooler monitor that I was using was much more dynamic in color range than this Warmer monitor I'm using.
In a "Give a mouse a cookie" sort of situation, I'd buy one of those, sync all my monitors, and then need to find out what the school's calibrated monitors are calibrated to, and do test prints to ensure that everything is balanced right.
90$ for a calibrator easily becomes 200+ dollars over time. Truefax
Toohotforu wrote:
Just punch her in the vag and tell her to @#$% off.
Maybe you can borrow/rent one from school?
I can take a calibrating set home from school for a day for €5 which means I don't have to buy one as long as I'm mainly using my laptop for photoshop because I can calibrate that for free at school.
Edited, Apr 15th 2011 8:31pm by Aethien
I can take a calibrating set home from school for a day for €5 which means I don't have to buy one as long as I'm mainly using my laptop for photoshop because I can calibrate that for free at school.
Edited, Apr 15th 2011 8:31pm by Aethien
His Excellency Aethien wrote:
Maybe you can borrow/rent one from school?
I can take a calibrating set home from school for a day for €5 which means I don't have to buy one as long as I'm mainly using my laptop for photoshop because I can calibrate that for free at school.
Edited, Apr 15th 2011 8:31pm by Aethien
I can take a calibrating set home from school for a day for €5 which means I don't have to buy one as long as I'm mainly using my laptop for photoshop because I can calibrate that for free at school.
Edited, Apr 15th 2011 8:31pm by Aethien
I tried that, but for some ridiculous reason they would only check out the equipment to those who they had trained, and the only way to receive training would be to be a photography student, which I thought was rather dumb.
Toohotforu wrote:
Just punch her in the vag and tell her to @#$% off.
Huh, well I guess it helps that my school is really small so these kind of things aren't such a big deal.
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