Roth for Dennis
He's finally finished, and I can move on to other things. I must admit - I think this really IS my best piece of fantasy art to date. Thanks for being such a great muse, Lloyd, I love you man!
(For any who didn't know, this piece is my half of an art trade with Dennis. The sword design credit goes to his friend, Alvin Balajadia. Enjoy!)
(For any who didn't know, this piece is my half of an art trade with Dennis. The sword design credit goes to his friend, Alvin Balajadia. Enjoy!)
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Because I'm critical mean, and otherwise evil, I have to come up with something to say.
I love it. It's marvelous--something I could craft a story out of quite easily if I knew the character. I think the only thing that I would have liked to see is a little more muscle detail on the exposed arm. Maybe just a stroke or two more.
But don't look at me; I'm a writer, not a drawer, and I don't know the first thing about it.
Marvelous.
-D.
Thank you for the honest response to my drawing. Being the artist, I know there is far more than just some minor absence of muscle detail. At the time, I had no references to go by, and so went for the 'less is more' approach. It didn't come out quite so well as it erhaps would have otherwise.
Thanks again for taking the time to comment. It is very much appreciated.
Your art is fantasic!! Im so jealous! This piece I like because of the dramatic feel I got from it. Keep up the good work! ^_^
Wow.
Thank you so much for the gigantic compliment. It's much appreciated.
I saw awesome all the time... Then again, I also call my best friend 'dude' even though she's a woman. Perhaps I'm not as articulate as I would like to think.
Anyhow! As to the picture/drawing. I was very proud of this when I finished it, and still am, for the significance I hink it holds. This was my first piece in which I felt I had actually grasped enough patience to do all those tiny little details and hold out until the very end without screaming in agony. Don't know how you people do it sometimes, buddy.
I arts pretty good. I hate my job, but it could be worse - I could be stuck in it. As it is, the store I work at shuts down in January and I'll be free once again to rack up student loans and dig myself into debt with the government. Sounds good to me!
[22:11] Erk:
[22:12] Erk: the saddest
[22:12] Broin: He's not a pirate...
[22:12] Erk: Sure he is, but they stole his hat and outfit and gave him a sword.
[22:12] Erk: And that's only PART of why he is sad.
[22:12] Erk: Poor pirate.
[22:12] Broin: Oh... I see.
[22:13] Erk: They buried his boat in the tar pits and told him it was in the mountains, and he hiked all the way up here and it wasn't here, just the sword.
[22:13] Broin: stupid sword.
[22:13] Erk: and the sword is stuck to the rocks, and is very hevy, so he can't even use it to cut his hair.
[22:13] Erk: He is a sad, sad pirate
[22:13] Erk: He tried to cut his hair with it but he slipped because the angle was so bad. that is how he cut his knee
[22:14] Erk: All he has left is his bag of marbles, and there is nobody to play marbles WITH.
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I think Dennis is a very lucky man.
Oh and have you recieved your picture yet? Please don't let it be lost!
I was just on my way to write you an e-mail, in fact, to tell you, but you sent me this handy little comment instead (and thanks for it, by the way)
Lloyd won't be getting the original for this, though, I don't think. This one's an art trade, not swap.. Though I SHOULD see if he would like to do an art swap sometime.
En un mot comme en cent: BRAVO! ;-)
Alex x
This is truley stunning.