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timbeer
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wow some seriously neat stuff here
just trying out painter 8
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Omi-kun
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bravo pierre!
matthew: I admire your persistence
edit> so I'm gonna do live paintings too!
can anyone give me some pointers on drawing life? I can paint a mouse fine, but the skin is so distracting! I want to paint all the colors there but it doesn't work!
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Great work, everyone.
Pierre: Your latest paintings have been amazing. That lighting is beautiful.
Drunken Monkey: Your samurai painting is really nice. I like it a lot. Just to be nitpicky, though, the Japanese didn't use shields.  |
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| Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2003 1:53 pm |
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Nicodemus - I like that funny monkey face.
Farley13 - Thanks. Interesting lookin fairy.
pierre - Cool stuff. Great composition and lighting in the dragonslayer pic. |
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| Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2003 2:22 pm |
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hope this one isn't offending, sorry if it is. i got away from transparency entirely here. it's very rough but i wanted to keep this a speed paint, time was running out
is this a good example of hard values(lol, here we go again)?
edit= ow shit her little finger seems broken. need to check my paintings more carefully
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Pierre, thanks man. One day i'll learn how to finish a painting ;]
Bishop_Six, thanks! They used light metal shields against muskets in later centuries.
(these are very quick)
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| That apple campaign really pushed me over the edge, so I took their advice and switched. |
bwahahhahaha!!! omanipeedmypants. |
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Nicodemus
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| Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2003 9:45 pm |
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 hello again everyone
here is another minipaint  it was speedy too
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Great Moments in Future Science - June 28th, 2065:
Discovery of hoes on Venus
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HaRdC0rePixxX
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about wimpy samurais, there's a good movie : Taboo (2000), dir. Nagisa Oshima.
the amazon 'review' :
This fascinating, gorgeous film examines homosexual passions among the samurai of an 1865 militia. Taboo centers around a young samurai named Kano, whose smooth face and soft beauty makes him an object of desire. Rumors about who might be his lover lead to a love triangle, dazzling swordfights, and a mysterious murder. The story is intriguing enough, but what makes Taboo even more striking is that the heterosexual samurai treat their comrade's queer leanings as possibly dangerous, but only because of the potential for jealousy and inflamed passions--there's no sense that they see it as unnatural or even unmanly, in striking contrast with the American military view. Japanese superstar Beat Takeshi (Fireworks, Sonatine) plays a samurai captain struggling to maintain order in the ranks. Elegantly directed by Nagisa Oshima.
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Well, a lot of cultures treated homosexuality differently than the American military view. For instance, the Spartans promoted homosexuality in their ranks and would try to get lovers fighting alongside each other going by the theory that you'd fight harder, and wouldn't be so quick to run away from battle, knowing that your lover was in the fray.
Awesome pics btw, HPX and balistic. |
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| Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2003 11:38 pm |
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| That apple campaign really pushed me over the edge, so I took their advice and switched. |
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| Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2003 11:52 pm |
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potrait of an old man
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Soeren Nielsen
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A couple of friends convinced me to post here.. scary to post in this 116! page long thread, some of the stuff in here just makes my jaw drop (Im forwarding my dental bill)
So well heres my contribution.. sorry in advance
Only been painting seriously for about three weeks so yes, I am a noob  |
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Soeren - your picture looks fine. It's not about who is good, who isn't blah blah blah, it's about improving yourself and being happy with what you have. I personally think your picture is fine... but meh.. what do I know? lol.
My contribution.
Pierre: 
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Well, I'm a newbie too. I draw for fun as a hobby, but I have time left to decide if I want to take it up as a profession 
Anyways - speedpainting:
Just trying to go for the 'feel of the thing' without details |
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HPX: i've seen taboo! That is an awesome movie...
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kodiak, i think i've fallen in love with that one
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back from parties...great work everyone
a quick one, 20 min.
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this thread is just amazing !
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| about wimpy samurais, there's a good movie : Taboo (2000), dir. Nagisa Oshima. |
... I had the strange experiance of renting that movie last holloween while just a little drunk with a few drunk friends. One of my friends that was there is really into kung fu and samurai movies, so when he saw the cover of a new movie out, with some guy fighting another guy with swords on the cover, he had to get me to get it. Of course he didn't read the back. :/
Yeah, we were surprised the next day while watching the movie when the men started going, "I love you Toshiro, you must know that." for a while we were debating whether the feminine guy was really a girl. Then we found out it... it was a gay samurai movie, due to a specific scene I won't mention.
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dr.bang: yeh you got it,its that glance scene from malena. i dont really like that film thu, just impressed by those scene and set designs:)
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Edit: Thx, Hoahmaru and Pierre!
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| Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2003 12:35 pm |
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quick first doodle in Paint 7.
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| Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2003 1:42 pm |
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playing around in painter classic
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