Integration

Christian Prime · 08-14-2011, 05:28 PM

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Originally Posted by superquad7

These certainly look cool! Thanks for sharing!

A rather belated Thank you.

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Originally Posted by thechris

Awww, come on omega. It's not bad for any age.

You could definitely use some practice but I've seen stuff from people over 15 that makes me cringe and scratch my head but your stuff doesn't. It "has potential". Take that as constructive criticism.

I'll take that under consideration, thank you mate.

Sure I'm older, (nearing to 29, mind, so no big whoop) but and it takes a very long time to master such art, even with or without digital effects and colouring! And I've been drawing at a very young age. (My main influence being Rolf Harris in the past)

Sure I suck massively when it comes to the Big guns like say, Ed Benes or Guido Guidi, or Joe Mad & Don Figueora, but I wanted at least bring in a sense of nostalgia as well as my own brand of satire at bad cartoons such as Total Drama Action or 6Teen or Fanboy and Chum Chum!

And sometimes drawing stuff whilst listening to Classic Rock to J-Pop/Rock can give one a good feeling when doing so.

For instance, when after watching Disney's The Princess and The Frog, I somehow got into King Crimson (Especialy In The Court of The Crimson King) and as a result drew a mini sketch out of two things I liked.

As for bad cartoons, they can feel my scorn in one way or another, take for example: A Kind of Magic, a French Disney cartoon that rips off many of the bad aspects of anime, and also ruining a Queen song in the process.
And taking the characters from Tangled, MegaMind, Despicable Me & HTTYD hostage, (with the help from MM's Tighten & DM's Vector) and preparing to destroy them to show as an example that they are the superior beings and the good characters aren't:

Until a recent Disney Princess decided to take action against them, with the help from the Powers of certain J-heroes that is!

See I may not be the best of all things, but at least I wanted to make a slight point. Bad cartoons may live on this time, but for me a combined force of the olden days with the new of GOOD animated movies and TV show, Last forever.

08-14-2011, 05:28 PM	#6
Christian Prime SF Ibuki & Makoto Fanboy! Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: I'm an Australian living in The Netherlands (Trying to avoid Youth Vandalism as best as possible Posts: 6	Quote: Originally Posted by superquad7 These certainly look cool! Thanks for sharing! A rather belated Thank you. Quote: Originally Posted by thechris Awww, come on omega. It's not bad for any age. You could definitely use some practice but I've seen stuff from people over 15 that makes me cringe and scratch my head but your stuff doesn't. It "has potential". Take that as constructive criticism. I'll take that under consideration, thank you mate. Sure I'm older, (nearing to 29, mind, so no big whoop) but and it takes a very long time to master such art, even with or without digital effects and colouring! And I've been drawing at a very young age. (My main influence being Rolf Harris in the past) Sure I suck massively when it comes to the Big guns like say, Ed Benes or Guido Guidi, or Joe Mad & Don Figueora, but I wanted at least bring in a sense of nostalgia as well as my own brand of satire at bad cartoons such as Total Drama Action or 6Teen or Fanboy and Chum Chum! And sometimes drawing stuff whilst listening to Classic Rock to J-Pop/Rock can give one a good feeling when doing so. For instance, when after watching Disney's The Princess and The Frog, I somehow got into King Crimson (Especialy In The Court of The Crimson King) and as a result drew a mini sketch out of two things I liked. As for bad cartoons, they can feel my scorn in one way or another, take for example: A Kind of Magic, a French Disney cartoon that rips off many of the bad aspects of anime, and also ruining a Queen song in the process. And taking the characters from Tangled, MegaMind, Despicable Me & HTTYD hostage, (with the help from MM's Tighten & DM's Vector) and preparing to destroy them to show as an example that they are the superior beings and the good characters aren't: Until a recent Disney Princess decided to take action against them, with the help from the Powers of certain J-heroes that is! See I may not be the best of all things, but at least I wanted to make a slight point. Bad cartoons may live on this time, but for me a combined force of the olden days with the new of GOOD animated movies and TV show, Last forever. Last edited by Christian Prime; 08-14-2011 at 05:34 PM..