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Claw MacKain-First Drawing Ever 5
The fifth page of all of these.
You can tell it's really old by some of the pencil lead smearing on this. Also part of it is due to a faulty eraser back then.
If you want to know what any of the six pages say just ask.
You can tell it's really old by some of the pencil lead smearing on this. Also part of it is due to a faulty eraser back then.
If you want to know what any of the six pages say just ask.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / General Furry Art
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 630 x 796px
File Size 94.4 kB
Whee! I turned on the sexy pikachu with my looks :D
You know, naturally I have long, thick, and somewhat messy hair like Rob Zombie does.
All I need to do is dye my hair black and put on some stage makeup I have around the house and then, you know :p
Believe it or not, though, since I live just outside of Fort Hood here in Texas when "House of a Thousand Corpses" came out Rob Zombie actually came here to Fort Hood to sign copied of the movie to whomever wanted it.
I had a chance to meet him, but you know... Was stuck doing some errands with the family :/
You know, naturally I have long, thick, and somewhat messy hair like Rob Zombie does.
All I need to do is dye my hair black and put on some stage makeup I have around the house and then, you know :p
Believe it or not, though, since I live just outside of Fort Hood here in Texas when "House of a Thousand Corpses" came out Rob Zombie actually came here to Fort Hood to sign copied of the movie to whomever wanted it.
I had a chance to meet him, but you know... Was stuck doing some errands with the family :/
Yeah, I did want to meet him, too. I have my fingers in all types of the industrial arts, as it is.
Naturally, I'm an artist by way of drawing, but I also do poetry, some story writting, I've deejayed for a dance at a teen center I volunteered at once before, and I'm a natural actor (get that from having a family of natural comedians ^^) plus I took a year and a half of theater and drama in High School.
Speaking of deejaying... Being a techno DJ myself I really ought to reinstall Fruity Loops onto the computer. I'm using that music making program since it was one that my friend, Fossil, reconmended.
Naturally, I'm an artist by way of drawing, but I also do poetry, some story writting, I've deejayed for a dance at a teen center I volunteered at once before, and I'm a natural actor (get that from having a family of natural comedians ^^) plus I took a year and a half of theater and drama in High School.
Speaking of deejaying... Being a techno DJ myself I really ought to reinstall Fruity Loops onto the computer. I'm using that music making program since it was one that my friend, Fossil, reconmended.
Yeah, and the weird thing was that I used some PlayStation games to DJ with, too.
Sounds odd, I know, but I learned a trick with some of the PlayStation games. If you put games like Re-Volt, Gekido, Grudge Warriors, Battle Arena Toshinden, and some other ones in a CD player you can actually listen to some music from the game because of how they have the music stored on the CD. The trick works for Tekken 2, also, but with that you only get to listen to the song of the credits. Some games only have one song available to listen to, while others have more than that. A sure fire way to tell is if you put a game in the player ones with music on it should have 3 or more tracks. Usually the first and last tracks are blank, though some have the last track as that annoying "emergancy frequency test" sound.
Sounds odd, I know, but I learned a trick with some of the PlayStation games. If you put games like Re-Volt, Gekido, Grudge Warriors, Battle Arena Toshinden, and some other ones in a CD player you can actually listen to some music from the game because of how they have the music stored on the CD. The trick works for Tekken 2, also, but with that you only get to listen to the song of the credits. Some games only have one song available to listen to, while others have more than that. A sure fire way to tell is if you put a game in the player ones with music on it should have 3 or more tracks. Usually the first and last tracks are blank, though some have the last track as that annoying "emergancy frequency test" sound.
Yeah, I liked the trick. In fact, using that trick I uploaded the songs from Grudge Warriors onto my comp. I can do the same for Re-Volt, which merged all of its songs into a single 49 minute wav file.
Hope you find some. Being a video game researcher I am always happy to hear of such things found.
And yes, I do research video games to find codes and make guides for them. I work on games I own, personally. And that goes as far back as to when the NES system came out back with I was 5.
Hope you find some. Being a video game researcher I am always happy to hear of such things found.
And yes, I do research video games to find codes and make guides for them. I work on games I own, personally. And that goes as far back as to when the NES system came out back with I was 5.
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