WTF!

You dont know how to draw!
What are you doing drawing again?
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Its great dude, srsly!
and you should be drawing MOAR!
fag

I'm an artist, dammit! I'll draw on your ass!

I need to work LES in order to draw MOAR

Srsly?
AC my ass is yours! <3

Hawt. There will be a two drink minimum. :D

Lol, fishy you're an ass XD

Dude this ROCKS.
And thank you again <3

In hindsight, I should have kept it monotone and used light values to convey the energy...I need to lock up my prismas for a few months. Curse you, ambition! *shakes fist*

And, thanks for..? :)

mah special badge :3

Very welcome :D I found better paper with better translucency to it, so expect a revision for that ultrarare beta badge...

OH! :D

YES!

And what is the most accurate color of an Ahk? Because I've seen images range from goldenrod to canary yellow and it's confusing!

goldenrod :3

I shall use my finest goldenrod marker. :D

:D *luffs*

he likes it when i talk dirty to him ^^

This is really cool. I love all the tiny details, particularly the crumbling rock circle. I'm not familiar with the characters, though, so I'm not sure what I'm looking for.

Basically, the silhouette of the male against the forefront of the female. Aside from the mane and the mass, they're not terribly different in form.

And non-waterproof ink doesn't play well with marker. :D

Ah, I thought that may be it. Just thought I'd make sure. =)

Very cool. ^__^

I saw that your named popped up in the recent submissions, and I was overjoyed. (:

Don't call it a comeback, cuz I never really left...

And where's the cacophony in your gallery gone too? I'm seeing butts butts butts (not that it's necessarily bad, I'm just sayin')

WTF thats awesome D= This is the kind of thing I'd put on my wall

Oh, I could probably think up something synxish...

I really like this. Very nice.

Two crits;
One, instead of waterproof ink (I'm guessing you are using higgins?) use...shit, Dr. Martin's ink I think it's called, or black Plakka. Or Gouache. :3 That way, your whole image remains much more matte so you dont get the shiney blue atmosphere thing that is happening nearing the top of the image. It also helps if you leave the cap off of your ink to let a little bit of the suspension evaporate out of the ink, so it gets a bit thicker. I say this only because it was passed down to me via http://www.yukoart.com/news/index.html, and I think she sorta reigns supreme over the whole ink thing X3

And secondly..obviously the reflection on the top of the image has to do with the slight gloss to the ink and the raised paper, but I'm curious if you used flash photography to get this on the 'net. Photographing work is a biiiitch, and in the future I'd reccomend using an umbrella to sort of diffuse a standard room light and shooting the pic without flash. Also, I'm guessing this is on bristol? If so, aqquaint thyself with illustration board and/or Arches 90lb hot press watercolor paper :) Heavier, it's gonna take a lot of punishment and you'll benefit from using the more awesome materials :3 That was one of the few things I learned guud- do not skimp on stuff like your paper.

A keen eye you have! I had used Higgens here, which bled/streaked under the marker nib, instead of my Speedball superblack india ink. It's the only ink I've seen that doesn't smear on synthetic papers. But then, Michaels/AC Moore isn't known for their selection. So a generic brand will perform just as well, if not better?

And yes, I'd shot it with my digital camera without any predisposition towards lighting. It was more a quick means to the end, though Tyr and I have discussed getting a light table set up, as she relies much more on proper photography for her models. As for the paper, it was from a Strathmore Drawing pad, although I have some midrange bristol and watercolor paper around. You're right though, I do need to upgrade my materials in the near future.

Thanks for the feedback!

Wow thats amazing! That would make an awesome tattoo :D

I suppose you're right? If it were reworked in monochrome...

yes.

maybe.

Incredible :D~

Danke. :D

Loving the bg colours :>
I admire the little details you put on your works~

Danke...I knew that I'd find a use for those bronze markers eventually!

I was a little hesitant to work with so many earth tones...but thankfully, I kept away from pure reds and yellows. I might be learning some of this 'color theory' ;)

Oh metallic colours, you always want to use them but never get the chance :'D
(I have this gold marker that I bought about a year ago and still haven't used it T__T )

Color theory...read Interaction of Colour by Josef Albers and your life will change for evaz!
I kinda...lived by that book the last month and nothing is the same anymore :'D

Metallic colors never blend well with regular colors, is the problem. At least, for Prismas. I'm sure those crazy Copics work out better.

Ohh! I like life-changing books :D

true, metallic colours seem to work best for details :o too much SHINEY can be...a bit too overwhelming x)

that book contains some OHWOWIDIDNTREALIZETHAT-moments :D

I've got a copy on its way to me as we speak. :D

wow, that was fast!

I basically ordered as when you mentioned it. :D