Niceee!

Thanks. =)

I definitly do like. :3 It came out very nicely. ^^

Thanks!

You're welcome. ^_^ I'm glad that you like it!

Lol, burping bubbles.

That is exactly how Bubble Bobble dragons attack: They burp bubbles. XDDD

Man seeing this image takes me back to them good ol amiga days of bubble bobble. ^^ loved that game.
like the pic, clean and elegant. =)
nicely done mate.

Thanks. =) I've played Bubble Bobble before, in the arcades. Well, only once. ^_^;;

Now I wanna play Bust a Move. XP

I've played Bust-a-Move before in the arcades when I was young. =P (Though, it's called "Puzzle Bobble" there.) It was pretty fun. XD

Some reason I wanna play Bubble Bobble again now ^^

Go for it! =P

Hehe, it reminds me of Spyro: enter the dragonfly. Bubble breath

Thanks. =) Well, I'm not really a fan of Spyro The Dragon. ^_^;; (Only played the first game.)

Makes me wanna poke those bubbles...

I wouldn't recommend that. ^_^;;

CX Ok..

wow cute. i envy with your drawing progression here X3

Thanks! XD

your welcome. did you tracing the line using vectors?

Yes! XD In fact, the whole thing was drawn in Flash. Even the gradient shading effect as well, using Flash's Radial Fill option. It's... not for the weak heart. ^_^;;

kewl

Takes me back on those days when I played Bust A Move on the first PlayStation. I haven't played Bubble Bobble on the NES though.

it's quite a cute picture, is he also weraing glasses there?

I have a strange urge to go play Bubble Bobble (the NES version of course). XD

Awesome pic

I have to say that's immediat[color=#987c4f]e[/color]ly the first thing that pops into my mind upon seeing this. It's that facial expressi[color=#a1927a]o[/color]n you happened to draw onto him here. Bubble dragon present looks just..so determin[color=#aba7a3]e[/color]d and yet so serious at the same time. Which is saying somethin[color=#a69d91]g[/color] for a little blue dragon in a picture that's..[color=#a19179].[/color]..curre[color=#a08f75]n[/color]tly spiting bubbles. I think most breath fire or even acid. But oh no. This one dares to be differen[color=#957643]t[/color]. :)

I do believe it's because I'm going off the older pictures that you've happened to do (No actually[color=#9c8662],[/color] it IS because I'm going off old picures that you've happened to do as I'm playing catch up) but you've..[color=#a49886].[/color]gotten seriousl[color=#a59a8b]y[/color] better at colorati[color=#a79e92]o[/color]n here Marwan. It looks like...s[color=#a9a39d]o[/color]mething that wouldn't be so much colored in Photosho[color=#aba8a5]p[/color] or the like but.. as if it was made in some kind of 3D renderin[color=#a69d8f]g[/color] program. I say this while looking at the shine/ lighting effect you have on him. Because of that it...sor[color=#9e8a6b]t[/color] of looks like it would be a model and just a picture was taken of it rather than drawn. Then again this is probably just me.


Everyone knows by now that I never interpre[color=#a59b8c]t[/color] pictures the same way the artists do. I think it's become common knowledg[color=#967745]e[/color].

Still, all that being said I...beli[color=#a19178]e[/color]ve I can honestly tell you that you did a rather nice job in this one oh Marwan. And I mean that~

Thanks. =) I'm proud of this pic. It's not that often that I'm able to draw something like this. And yeah, when Stormy commissioned me to draw this, I took the opportunity to study his Bubble Dragon fursona as close I can get. His body is made of latex, which is why I added all that shiny effect to his body to the max in this pic, even the higher light-dark shading contrast. If he commissioned me to do it in the cheaper anime cell-shading style instead, the result would've been less spectacular.