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*Reads profile* :eek: Ok... you win this time... but let me assure you... when I get your IM... Quote:
I got the manual... I could scan it for you when I scan some more drawings. |
I like Jazz...he is skinny indeed, but you have a rather unique drawing style, or generic praising words to that effect. :p
And it was Nick Stadler, by the way, who drew the in-game Jazz/Spaz/Eva of JJ2. Maybe they aren't much 'fatter' (still 1 tile wide), but the higher resolution makes them seem smaller and take up less space. Keep it up. And if you are determined to make your presence felt here, masterly experience with the *hypno* emoticon is essential. |
Comic Comparrisons.
[img]http://www.maj.com/gallery/Lijik/Runescapephotos/comicscans1.png[/img] I found that I didn't actually need to use the originally mentioned waist-up shot. Also in the JJ2 comic, there are virtually no good shots of Jazz in his normal attire. |
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You can try my MSN if you want to stoop that low. Quote:
Thats what you do when you're dyslexic,a poor speller and just plain lazy. |
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And then what is your MSN... or are you going to make me research you? (Not recommended.) Anywhoo... [IMG]http://img9.imageshack.us/img9/1747/jazzcoloredpng246tk.png[/IMG] OMG! It's the bunny again! This time done in COLOR! Now THIS one is done in my style, the last one I tried (and failed) at copying the game style. Anyway, don't laugh. I suck at coloring. :( Radium? *Awaits some good criticism.* (I know and already see some mistakes on the shading. It was done quickly. And the feet aren't on the same surface. :roll: ) |
His bandanna looks more like some kind of red beanie hat. I'm afraid I can't criticize past there.
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Same as Risp.
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The coloring's not bad, but watch your antialiasing. The grayish bits around the outside of the figure are generally seen as unprofessional. Usually, they are prevented by reducing it to 2 colors (pure black and white), coloring it, then scaling it down to make the lines smoother again. Alternatively, some artists color on a "multiply layer" over the lines. The disadvantage to multiply layers is that you can't use the floodfill tool to color.
You have an interesting style with the rabbit legs, but this picture you're edging away from anatomy more than the last, especially on his right (left side of picture) leg. Remember the underlying skeletal structure still applies. Other than that, pretty good job. It's cute and mean looking at once. =P |
Jazz Jackrabbit graffiti.
Also that head is huge. |
:eek: He has green chicken legs! *smacks lips*
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Mmmm, tasty...
*fries and eats picture* |
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