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Is anyone else reminded of Woody Allen?

please, no tree fiber jokes ..

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maybe haze the swing out a little, it jumps into the foreground and tries to be a part of the forest child's head ..

-jim

Very cool.

I would suggest trying some of what you are doing here as a drypoint/intaglio.

Intaglio prints == love.

PS, you might enjoy picking up a book on the history of printmaking, esp. ones wit ...

If you have any sort of always-on internet connection, it's pretty easy to set up a webserver for this sort of thing.

Or, you can get friends to serve pages for you. All it takes is a computer and an ...

I've heard that many painters would lay out sketched compositions on canvas or panel and leave them as-is until someone paid them to work them up.

dunno what that has to do with anything, i was just ...

ANDRE THE GIANT HAS A POSSE!

the server seems to check the referer string to make sure it comes from the 100megsfree.com domain, or something similar. just hit "reload". (for the second one you'll have to fix the typo)

Top of the list for me must certainly be Masamune Shirow for his AppleSeed and Ghost in the Shell. Watching his style grow and mature over the course of those two books was amazing.

Next comes (can't ...

some notes..

Demanding the user have a particular resolution or color depth is a big no-no.

Your logo on the left hand side is very difficult to read.

To be nitpicky, i'd mention that menus of nav ...

You're all crazy! "Aftermath" is a /great/ name for a knight's horse! Entirely appropriate.

(that's all personal opinion except the "you're all crazy part.)

A fleet of warships, blackening the sky and the day

I can't comment on 3d, but .. those sketches.. do I detect some Masamune Shirow influence in the shapes of those tech forms? And the woman on the upper far right as well..

Both Netscape and IE support PNG, but both have issues. They only support 1-bit transparency (ie, you can have fully-transparent or fully-opaque, but nothing inbetween).

Mozilla/Netscape 6 currently ...

Mmm, tori amos, dave mathews, dead milkmen, they might be giants, duke ellington, .. good strong classical stuff, good movie orchestrations, all sorts of stuff.

what i'm listening to lately, i CAN po ...

I like the asymetry in the lower torso and upper thighs, it's a very nice touch. I'm looking forward to see your finished image http://www.sijun.com/dhabih/ubb/smile.gif

Unfortunately, cows either look sad, stupid, or both at the same time. We've bred everything else out of them.

My own personal rule with male winged-angel characters is blue jeans and topless. Mmmm.. tight jeans too. that's important http://www.sijun.com/dhabih/ubb/smile.gif

That might mess with your fantasy ...

I agree with the comments that the image doesn't need a complicated background; i like the desolate and determined feel to the character. but i think expanding from your current tight crop would great ...

yes, most definitely it looks like a teatowel-with-knot. I think it's very good, especially if it's the first time you drawn from life! Now do this each day http://www.sijun.com/dhabih/ubb/smile.gif
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personally, i stay far away from frames. they make bookmarking, navigation etc difficult. What's wrong with tables?

I sympathize with the browser-back-button problem.. i was stuck on a 640x480 grey-o ...

Being a webdesigner-for-pay royally sucks. Designing a home page can be great fun; and designing one for a client can be fun if you and they happen to share a vision.

The problem is that the people w ...

What a great idea!

Just please don't open a new window, i'm very picky about how i size them; and when you open that window you take away my back-and-forth buttons - which are essential for forum rea ...

rdgraphix: ah, yes - we are of the same opinion then. Sorry I misunderstood.

anthony: if you're getting 3 year old ADD kids to even look at your image long enough to notice it, then you must be /quit ...

If I may be so forward, here's me in my typical activity during most days: Staring at my monitor, amused and content, listening to some music (from my relaxed pose, i guess it's some rufus wainright, ...

rdgraphix: "If you know they have no idea what they're talking about, why the hell should you take their comments to heart?"

In the same way that an interface design or web site has to be tried out w ...

Wow, very cool, Spooge! I can see what you mean about adding your own touch and detail to a reference image.

Are you entirely happy with the hood you've added? It doesn't quite seem to mesh with the ...

Eaze1, try taking a look at the size of the man's far arm .. it looks huge, larger even than the nearer arm (which shouldn't happen unless you are drawing mutants http://www.sijun.com/dhabih/ubb/smil ...

I tried using a more "painterly" approach with this picture, as opposed to doodling a sketch. I think it helped a lot with feeling the shapes that are there. I didn't really think about the shape of t ...

I don't know about correcting the chin.. I'm sure Fat Assassin is totally right about it being not-quite-right, but personally i find it very attractive.

One thing i would suggest is get some good B- ...

One place to look for reference material of real-life people (as opposed to fashion magazine people) is National Geographic magazine. These books are a goldmine of images. Just go down to your library ...