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I needs me a challenge! Come vote!
#1
Posted 06 January 2007 - 08:21 AM
Here's the skinny; I need to keep practicing my art. Working on DOminus is fine and all, but sometimes, to refine yourself, you gotta take a break. Not to say I'm putting the comic on hiatus or anything, hell no. I need to challenge myself. Draw something outside my norm. Expand my horizons. Do something other than fanart, or things that look like they could kill you. Okay, I draw more than that, but nothing I can show (project stuff). So, here's where I need you. Just vote up there on what kind of picture, that I don't normally do, you'd like to see me do. I'll wait a week or two, see what wins out, draw it, and perhaps ask again with different choices. Makes for a good exercize, y'know?
Alrighty, then! Get to voting! And don't just think of what would be cool to see, think of what you think would be a good challenge for me!
Alrighty, then! Get to voting! And don't just think of what would be cool to see, think of what you think would be a good challenge for me!
<i>If I knew the difference between antidote and anecdote my friend Bobby Schneider would still be alive. He gets bit by a cobra, I'm readin' him funny stories outta Reader's Digest...</i>
~Ron White?
~Ron White?
#2
Posted 06 January 2007 - 08:33 AM
I voted before reading your post.
I didn't read the part where you mentioned challenge over preference. So at first I said horror.
Now I'm saying do something that'll "Make the fangirls swoon!"
I didn't read the part where you mentioned challenge over preference. So at first I said horror.
Now I'm saying do something that'll "Make the fangirls swoon!"
"Work is for people who can't play video games." - Jillian Wiebe, "The King of Kong"
#4
Posted 06 January 2007 - 10:34 PM
Shmeckie's style is closer to cartoony than realistic. It's comic book style.
How about some trippy optical illusion shit? M.C. Escher style.
Edit: Wait, perhaps do something as realistic as you can that you're not used to drawing, like a horse or a dinosaur or something. I think I've only ever seen people from you, aside from Sonic and Butterman stuff.
How about some trippy optical illusion shit? M.C. Escher style.
Edit: Wait, perhaps do something as realistic as you can that you're not used to drawing, like a horse or a dinosaur or something. I think I've only ever seen people from you, aside from Sonic and Butterman stuff.
What is it that makes a complete stranger dive into an icy river to save a solid gold baby? Maybe we'll never know.
#8
Posted 07 January 2007 - 04:41 AM
Oh, I thought of another one.
I would like to see you attempt to accurately draw a celebrity. Someone whose face we will recognize, just to practice up on drawing distinctly different facial structures. Maybe do a few of these, actually. Michael Jordan, George W. Bush, Christopher Walken, Ichiro Suzuki, etc. Alternatively/in addition, a caricature would be something different.
I would like to see you attempt to accurately draw a celebrity. Someone whose face we will recognize, just to practice up on drawing distinctly different facial structures. Maybe do a few of these, actually. Michael Jordan, George W. Bush, Christopher Walken, Ichiro Suzuki, etc. Alternatively/in addition, a caricature would be something different.
What is it that makes a complete stranger dive into an icy river to save a solid gold baby? Maybe we'll never know.
#9
Posted 07 January 2007 - 04:45 AM
For now, I'm sticking to what's on the poll. BUT, that's not to say I'm brushing off suggestions for replacement options. Far from it! When one of these options win, and I do the pic, I'll most likely fill the next poll with suggestions given here. Just getting that out there.
<i>If I knew the difference between antidote and anecdote my friend Bobby Schneider would still be alive. He gets bit by a cobra, I'm readin' him funny stories outta Reader's Digest...</i>
~Ron White?
~Ron White?
#11
Posted 07 January 2007 - 05:07 AM
I guess I don't see your poll options as that big of a challenge for you, but I'll reserve judgment until I see what you produce out of this.
What is it that makes a complete stranger dive into an icy river to save a solid gold baby? Maybe we'll never know.
#12
Posted 07 January 2007 - 07:02 AM
These are all things I feel I need practice on, or things that will offer a challenge. Besides, if I added anything to the poll now, there's only a slim chance it would win.
<i>If I knew the difference between antidote and anecdote my friend Bobby Schneider would still be alive. He gets bit by a cobra, I'm readin' him funny stories outta Reader's Digest...</i>
~Ron White?
~Ron White?
#15
Posted 19 January 2007 - 02:33 AM
Marvelous! I'll get on it as soon as the newest Dominus page is done!
In case you may be wondering why that option was put up there, well, it's simple; much of what I draw tends to be rather cold. I need to branch out, and draw a wider variety of moods. So, what better way to do that than draw something that's virtually the polar opposite of what I usually draw?
In case you may be wondering why that option was put up there, well, it's simple; much of what I draw tends to be rather cold. I need to branch out, and draw a wider variety of moods. So, what better way to do that than draw something that's virtually the polar opposite of what I usually draw?
<i>If I knew the difference between antidote and anecdote my friend Bobby Schneider would still be alive. He gets bit by a cobra, I'm readin' him funny stories outta Reader's Digest...</i>
~Ron White?
~Ron White?
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