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3D Rendering of the design posted earlier, final product should look something akin to this.
Category Designs / Inflation
Species Aquatic (Other)
Size 1280 x 1088px
File Size 105.8 kB
We already sent a mail to jets for quotes and stuff... but we think it got eaten cause there was apparently some problem with their server thingies and we haven't had a reply though
But yes this is definitely getting made in this year so long as nothing comes about to prevent it
But yes this is definitely getting made in this year so long as nothing comes about to prevent it
Just as cool as it was when I saw it earlier, and still pretty unattainable. Then again, it's still pretty fun to sit and spectate and offer the occasional neat idea from the sidelines...and get used to hand-painting the markings whenever someone asks me to draw one of these.
Hehe :b I've gotten used to just picking a large brush and filling everything myself (it's actually kinda fun to color imo, much more so than sketching for example... that's just aggravating to me a lot of the time >< It's easier when you have something down already)
Just don't give a fuck about the linework and accidentally paint over this/that, it'll speed things up and it actually just takes less time to fix what you just "broke" than to fret over getting it right in one shot usually. Think of it in terms of evolution of form, it always starts out blobby and refines over time. Just like try to follow the formulas nature applies to "creating stuff" it tends to help if applied correctly. (Though I do realize this may require study of said formula functions for those who aren't familiar)
Just don't give a fuck about the linework and accidentally paint over this/that, it'll speed things up and it actually just takes less time to fix what you just "broke" than to fret over getting it right in one shot usually. Think of it in terms of evolution of form, it always starts out blobby and refines over time. Just like try to follow the formulas nature applies to "creating stuff" it tends to help if applied correctly. (Though I do realize this may require study of said formula functions for those who aren't familiar)
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