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Published: 2004-08-25 18:19:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 430; Favourites: 1; Downloads: 47
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this one has a lot of detail in it but I had to make it smaller to make it fit better on your screens, shame really cuz this guy took a long time to finishRelated content
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Great piece of work, you've definitely been thinking this one out very thoroughly.
Funny, but he kinda reminds me of an ex-colleague of mine, well except for the meat thing of course.
Eagerly awaiting more meat...
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It's a shame you stick to such senseless animations, when you obviously have so much more talent than this; your technique deserves a better outlet than t-shirt designs. I don't even think it's the lack of consideration that really gets to me as much as the way you take a perfectly good idea such as this, obviously having the ability to put a little bit more thought into it, and then doing such a slap dash job.
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er... thank you, but this one isn't really intended to end up on a T-shirt.
and, slap dash job?
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Slap dash as in, I'm not quite sure as to whether or not you favour the cartoonish representation of the human body because you prefer it, or because you don't take the time to get the proportions right. In one instance I saw a piece in which you had presented the human form in its natural state, but messed up on the placement of the hips and ass. And so I wonder if you draw cartoons because you like to, or if you draw them because you are lazy.
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finally someone who askes me straight to my face, I like the cartoonish aproach since I dont see a need for ultra realistic proportions as the subjects mostly are way to far of to be ever realisable in real life.
you are right on the ninja pic, I do realise the proportions aren't what we call correct, still it was an experiment to see how fast I could produce something that looks nice.
I dont think there are any other works in my gallery that exact proportions matter (exept for the ninja one).
all of the other proportional annomalies are intentional, guess I'm developing a style when it comes to that.
+ If I make a more realistic drawing it always comes out sappy and clichΓ©, so I rather take the weird and wonderfull path.
thx for making sence its been a while since I heard a wel thought out comment
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This is the best one of your gallery.
Bruno
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Ha!. The bullet holes a nice touch as well. Didn't notice those until I zoomed out. Makes me agree with decreasing the size.
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what would a gouy with a huge tank of meat on his back be without the odd bullethole here and there right?
hehe, glad you noticed them.
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Yea, the neck has some great detail in it. The light in the eyes are wonderful as well. It's good to see your still back there creating.
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Back in full force Baby!
Always wanted to do some sort of smokey glowing eyes.
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Haha, love it! Specially like the neck! Keep up the good work!
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yeah, the neck kinda surprised me aswell,it turned out quite nice.
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