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Much Ado About Pickle Jars

by greenendorf circle enjoyer

12 years ago

WHO PUT SUPERGLUE ON THIS THING
Featuring one of

HoundGrey's old characters; Chum (the canine fellow in the black vest).

Old art from 2007/8

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Category Sub-Category Species Resolution File Size Artwork (Digital) All Unspecified / Any 1200 x 723 34.3 kB

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chum rabbit bear husky u_greenendorf c_artwork_digital t_all s_unspecified_any

Hienek ~hienek

Watcher

12 years ago

Old but still like it ;)

Liwyatan ~liwyatan

Writer

12 years ago

A teaspoon works wonders on gas sealed pickle jars. Just push the handle under the edge of the lid and pull back a bit. Open Sesame!

greenendorf ~greenendorf

circle enjoyer

12 years ago

That's a good tip, but what about jars sealed by unspeakable, otherworldly forces (which nearly all pickle jars I've come across seem to be)???

Liwyatan ~liwyatan

Writer

12 years ago

Well... If you're going to use the pickle jar just once, then hammer a (obviously clean) nail through the lid. Else? Use a pipe wrench.

Itreyu ~itreyu

Art Whore

12 years ago

Hah give it here.

greenendorf ~greenendorf

circle enjoyer

12 years ago

No, this is an obstacle they must overcome.
They have to retain their independence.

Dodoki ~dodoki

Fluffy Ramlion

12 years ago

Honestly at this point just get a glass scorer and cut the top off!

RedWoofWolf ~redwoofwolf

Crafter

12 years ago

I would agree with that, but wouldn't that boil the pickles?

Dodoki ~dodoki

Fluffy Ramlion

12 years ago

Only industrial, grade ones! Typical hand-held scorers don't produce any significant amount of heat. *Pretty rainbow star*

Bati ~direblackwings

Anthro Artist

12 years ago

nice

Kageichi ~kageichi

Writer

12 years ago

Big strong chubby guys and yet you know in the end the small lady is gonna open those XD

Luprand ~luprand

Who am I? Am I not unique ..?

12 years ago

"I loosened it for you."

Raquao ~raquao

Professional Scrimblo

12 years ago

Well, ya don't have pickles, but ya do have 4 husky muscled animals, so... win win.

wanikami ~wanikami

12 years ago

That rabbit fellow is just adorable! =D

DomesticTiger ~domestictiger

Watcher

12 years ago

Classic

Mango_Style ~mangostyle

Writer

12 years ago

THey are all so cute, ahhh Do the other characters have names?

greenendorf ~greenendorf

circle enjoyer

12 years ago

Thank you! And unfortunately not - I'm pretty terrible thinking of names. I'd be open to suggestions, though!

Mango_Style ~mangostyle

Writer

12 years ago

Call the bear Boco

Dragons Ramble ~213luiz

Watcher+Artist

12 years ago

The ultimate strength test!!

SEGY ~segy

Drunksky

12 years ago

Omg I remember this one! haha still a great one c:

Liam_R ~liamr

3D Modeller

12 years ago

Look at all these hunks

Rusbane ~rusbane

Blue bear in the big blue house

12 years ago

One of my all time favorites <3

Joshi_Teh_Charizard ~joshitehcharizard

Traditional/Digital Artist

12 years ago

Just run in it under warm water. That'll do the trick!

omegafolf ~omegafolf

The Boxing Fursuiter

12 years ago

Bang the edge with a hard object. Works every time.

orangeluigi ~orangeluigi

Photographer

12 years ago

This is just too cute!

Dermot Mac Flannchaidh ~dmf

Musician

12 years ago

Beefy men with pickles. Can't get better with that. :3

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mebil ~mebil

breaker 'n fixer

12 years ago

big babbies

KumaBaloo ~kumabaloo

Watcher

12 years ago

I thought that big cute dog on left looked familiar!

Kuma ~kuma

Digital Artist

12 years ago

I'm absolutely in love with your lineart, I'm really curious how you get that effect, its like pixelart but with pressure sensitivity.

greenendorf ~greenendorf

circle enjoyer

12 years ago

This was a mixture of freehand brush and beizer curves in paint. I layed down some thick brush lines, then started "peeling" them away with the right-click. Pretty much the same thing can be done with the beizer tool, but it's more suited for longer curves as it's neater.

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