tupper
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Post by tupper on Mar 24, 2007 13:50:31 GMT -6
right here.
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Post by Charlie on Mar 24, 2007 14:24:01 GMT -6
I can write a story without any visible violence
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Post by Brandon on Mar 26, 2007 7:27:02 GMT -6
Much respect for dignity in writing, Chuck, but this is horror. Exploitation, cheese, camp, and violence are practically encouraged.
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tupper
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"I approve!"
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Post by tupper on Mar 27, 2007 22:06:07 GMT -6
Part of the reason I signed up is so I could do gross and violent images. Take that away from me and I'll have to.....talk...to people about my pent up anger and rage. I DON"T WANT TO TALK TO PEOPLE ABOUT MY RAGE!!!!
*kicks a small puppy*
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Post by Ramon on Mar 28, 2007 8:29:02 GMT -6
hey no ones denying you that adam!
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Post by Brandon on Mar 29, 2007 7:40:45 GMT -6
Walt Stanchfield used to teach a drawing class at Disney Studios. Compiled at Animation Meat are the first 65 hand-out lessons he composed for his students. Check it out!
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Post by Brandon on Apr 13, 2007 20:05:09 GMT -6
If you are looking for textures this is the site that everyone uses (well, everyone on DeviantART it seems). Mayang's Free Textures
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Post by Charlie on Apr 15, 2007 9:31:19 GMT -6
I can write a story without any visible violence I actually tried, and I literally failed. Batman #17 over on DC2. That was my lack of gore attempt.
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Post by Brandon on Apr 16, 2007 7:59:09 GMT -6
That just means you are a natural born gore and horror writer right?
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Post by Brandon on May 2, 2007 7:19:42 GMT -6
Very cool YouTube videos by Steve Hamaker coloring some of Jeff Smith's work for Shazam and Bone. I'm not sure what method he's using in the second video, but the Cintiq tablet he's working on in the others looks cool beyond belief. As soon as I get up enough disposable income, I'm buying one! Edit: Okay. I checked the prices. Maybe it's going to take a LOT of extra income.
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Post by Brandon on Jun 2, 2007 20:09:47 GMT -6
Here's a nice little bit by Hope Larson on cleaning up scans and doing separations for basic/simple art. This is a nice discussion of most valuable art programs on the computer and accessories that can be used. A number of these I haven't heard of but sound interesting enough to check into. Especially OpenCanvas talked about in post #7 where you can download "event files" to study other artist's techniques. And really just the Penciljack Forums in general are a good resource and great for open discussions, questions, etc.
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Post by Brandon on Jun 22, 2007 7:02:27 GMT -6
Here's a great flash tutorial at DA for making character art over photographs (a method that I'm sure I've seen once or twice at Marvel in recent years ), but he really does it with great effect and final product. Also there are some great general Photoshop tips within like the hot keys for changing your brush size or what button to push to toggle back and forth to full screen. Check it out!
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Post by Ramon on Jun 28, 2007 19:04:00 GMT -6
that's sweet.
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Post by Brandon on Jul 6, 2007 1:54:04 GMT -6
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Post by Brandon on Dec 22, 2007 4:46:12 GMT -6
Very cool site for Photoshop tutorials and brushes. Concentrates mostly on basic graphic designs using brushes and effects. Lots of useful tidbits of PS knowledge. Graphics IllustrationsNote that the owner of the blog is in the process of transferring to a new domain/server. Link to the newer site is at the top but I posted the older one because the newer doesn't have all the info/links yet.
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