All My PCs
#21
Posted 24 May 2008 - 10:51 AM
That's because those are, what's their name, shalvars I think (urgh, language barrier). They'll probably look more accurate after you get some sleep And I'm daring you to guess who that from "Hungry Dreams" image is
#22
Posted 24 May 2008 - 03:15 PM
Thanks
That's because those are, what's their name, shalvars I think (urgh, language barrier). They'll probably look more accurate after you get some sleep And I'm daring you to guess who that from "Hungry Dreams" image is
I of course know who that in the "Hungry Dreams" image is...but I won't tell.
Still, I didn't imagine her eye to be *THAT* bad.
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#23
Posted 24 May 2008 - 11:02 PM
Well, yes, it's that bad, and if you've seen that image "Team Spirit" then you know what happened to her arm. What? Did I overdo?
#24
Posted 25 May 2008 - 01:35 AM
You read, and you didn't review. Shame on you
Well, yes, it's that bad, and if you've seen that image "Team Spirit" then you know what happened to her arm. What? Did I overdo?
Mea culpa, mea maxima culpa!
Really, I still plan on reviewing. I'm just so busy these days. Also, I'm going to offer some corrections of spelling and the like (though overall it's pretty good), so you might even get an extra PM as well as a review.
"Team Spirit"...I'm not sure if I saw it. I recall seeing your PC before in total, but I'm not sure about that picture. Where did you post it? I haven't checked the group for a while now, so if you posted there, I might not have seen it yet.
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Edited by Jazhara7, 25 May 2008 - 01:36 AM.
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#25
Posted 25 May 2008 - 01:48 AM
Here you go: Link
#26
Posted 25 May 2008 - 02:30 AM
Actually, I was expecting some badly and slightly unhealed wound, missing eye, awful scarring. The whole programme, you know. In a way, the bare skull is anticlimactic after that, but it's still awful to look at.
The arm...*shrugs*. I guess I'm desensitised, but I've seen so many bone arms in my time, it's just not that bad. Now, the connection between the bone arm and the rest of the body: *THAT's* something that can give a person nightmares. That's also why the bare bone in the face is so awful to look at, because you can't help but see the connection between bone and tissue.
Oh, and I could be your beta, if you want. I'm mostly not reviewing out of lack of time due to me needing about 15 minutes to remember my Fanfiction.net password...so I often put it off for later if I am busy. But betaing is something that I could do.
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I Hate Elminster!
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#27
Posted 25 May 2008 - 02:53 AM
This kind of extreme scaring happens when the hero in question doesn't want to fight, doesn't know how to fight, and doesn't have the mentality of a hero/leader and is generally thrown form frying pen into an oven. I was so sick and tired of heroes who came out on top of every challenge. Though, now speaking to you, I wonder if I hadn't overdone it with her.
This one was done with temperas. My first traditional medium drawing that wasn't for school. MotB offers so much potential for roleplaying a slightly deranged characters.
Edited by Orthodoxia, 25 May 2008 - 03:11 AM.
#28
Posted 25 May 2008 - 02:34 PM
I'd be most and sincerely grateful if you'd some beta-ing Grateful for reviews as I am, it still stings when they start to point out grammar errors. I may know four languages but I am by no means expert in each.
This kind of extreme scaring happens when the hero in question doesn't want to fight, doesn't know how to fight, and doesn't have the mentality of a hero/leader and is generally thrown form frying pen into an oven. I was so sick and tired of heroes who came out on top of every challenge. Though, now speaking to you, I wonder if I hadn't overdone it with her.
This one was done with temperas. My first traditional medium drawing that wasn't for school. MotB offers so much potential for roleplaying a slightly deranged characters.
I'll gladly be your beta. I can PM you my email address, if you don't have it already. I'll go through the previous chapters again too, and write down the grammar mistakes in the meantime, okay?
Yeah, I think you might have overdone...at least if you still want to call it "scarring". I think this is beyond scarring. This borders on disfigurement. Though I agree, MotB lends itself well to playing such PCs. Also, I have to work on making the looks of my characters a bit more rough too. I've managed to have some of them have some character roughness over the course of the gameplay (the best examples being Noriko from Baldur's Gate, which you might recall from her glomping Xan. She wen't...well, not really Emo, but rather apathetic and depressing after Spellhold, though she improved again after the end of SoA. The other example is Shariveillin, who, believe it or not, went Emo for some time. Only for a few days, though, after which she kicked herself in the rear to get it back together again. She was rather cold though dutiful, denying to herself she was hurt, though. That lasted about a year, and then "The Fall of Aielund" happened. She took a bit to open up completely again, though she didn't show it - she was her old cheery self on the outside again, and in the end she really was that way again, though she had matured a little bit too. Still she's a squirrel lots of the time still - too much energy, you see.), but I have never managed to transfer that grittiness to their looks.
I saw that one over at your deviantart account. I absolutely love it.
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I Hate Elminster!
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#29
Posted 26 May 2008 - 02:11 AM
I think that by default I stir away from the mainstream of various PCs who, while they are strong and capable, still have issues that they manage to overcome those during the story (I'm talking about fanfiction mainly). I have read about so may strong fighters, noble paladins and quick-on-the-feet rangers who look good in shining or leather armor (and there's a choice of good stories there) that I felt the urge to create someone more diminutive.
My characters don't change for the sake of others (for instance: fire spreading throughout the city is not going to move Ele'ena unless it comes knocking on her door and then she would ran away). The change has to be forced upon them by some profound incident.
Yeah, and now back to drawing.
#30
Posted 29 May 2008 - 11:16 PM
#31
Posted 30 May 2008 - 03:56 PM
Some blatant fanart of Sammi's sorceress wannabe bard bhaalspawn 'cause she''s too cute for words I used her as an excuse to practice digital coloring.
Ohmygawd. I love the hat, it looks almost exactly like the one she wears whenever I draw my 'modernized BG' pictures. (BTW, thats part of this "Beregost High School" story I'm sorta doing through pictures on DA)
-Cernd
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#32
Posted 31 October 2008 - 10:28 AM
Ok, I'm very nervous about posting this. This is the cover of my small pet project, a short BG2 comic inspired by a song (I'll tell which one once it's over). It shouldn't be longer than 10 pages or so. I hope everything is visible enough and if it isn't... well shadows *are* there to conceal things Let's see if I can keep interest in this project.
#33
Posted 31 October 2008 - 10:32 AM
#34
Posted 31 October 2008 - 10:45 AM
#35
Posted 31 October 2008 - 11:04 AM
After I'm finished with pencils and then with coloring... eh, soonish.LE DROOL! When can we expect more?
It's a comic sillyWow, can't wait to read the fanfic!
#36
Posted 31 October 2008 - 11:13 AM
#37
Posted 31 October 2008 - 11:25 AM
#38
Posted 31 October 2008 - 11:38 AM
"Surreal wibe" was something I was aiming for but it's all mostly because I love my pencils and I HATE inking on screen!!!Oh, and I'll still just have to say, the way you're partially using smooth coloring and partially a loose/rough crosshatch for shading works well to give the pictures a neat and tingly surreal wibe. Me likes. ^^
Tablet. Tablet. And more Tablet.Dox, ah Dox, how do you color without getting out of lines? paint Bucket, or what?
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#39
Posted 31 October 2008 - 11:58 AM
O-R-T-H-O-D-O-X-I-A. Kinda long... So I shortened it a litttle. Oh, well, maybe not a little......
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#40
Posted 02 November 2008 - 10:04 AM
Now I feel compelled to warn you. This is my first comic (I'm lying, third) and I'm still very much learning the inns and outs of it so the pace of the story might be a little out there. Paneling is a pain, I'll tell you that.
Edited by Orthodoxia, 02 November 2008 - 10:15 AM.