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I was having a moral dilemma last night on whether or not its okay to cheer for a Nazi resurgence
My main character's bio (written in I1 or I2) was tied to the fight against 5th Col. as her reason for being in Paragon City. It felt very lame to have to append it with "...and Council too, I guess." -
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Congratulations! Neat piece... very different style than what I usually see done in commissions around here.
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Quote:Hahaha... that really is too awesome.You may all now beat me with sticks. For I bestow upon you....
Man Boobs
That Lounge Crooner character was just too awesome. Had to do a quick sketch!
And yes, I really did that. Its a bit of a departure.
Parroting what was said earlier, the life drawing class must be paying off for you. For being such a departure from the "Sexy/Pretty Women" thing you mentioned before, it came out looking really well. Especially in the face (which is about as far from 'sexy woman' as you're going to get). -
Quote:I'd have to take the artist as his word, I guess, but unless SP wears giant granny bloomers I think it's a safe bet that her opaque Green On Green ensemble covers more skin than her g-string.Heh- y'know, the whole 'Sister Psyche goes off on some kid picturing her in her underwear' was actually in the much-beloved Smoke and Mirrors arc. Troy Hickman explained it on the boards a while back (not sure where, sorry- think it was somewhere in the vast morass that is Hero and Villain Culture) that it was actually supposed to be a joke that didn't come across properly- the joke, of course, being that her costume was more revealing than the underwear he was imagining her in, or something to that effect.
I assume she wears a g-string. You wouldn't want the embarrassment of visible panty lines in your costume. -
Quote:OMG That is SOOOO Awesome!!!Oh, I'm not very artistic myself (practicing wise, at the very least) here's proof.
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Quote:Makes sense. It's easier to say "It's great" than to say "It ain't great" just because no one demands an explanation about why it's great.Pers'nally I don't critique much because I'm so much not an artistic person I almost wrap around the other side - I can mostly tell when something is off but I can only very rarely put into words what it is, unless it's obvious. I knows what I likes though, and I'll praise that.
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I always thought Sister Psyche was a bit of a *ahem* in the comic where she goes off on some kid after reading his mind and learning that he's wondering about her underwear. Poor kid, coming in puberty and trying to make sense of it all and then some beautiful woman in a skintight costume starts playing Thought Police with him.
Besides, if some kid wondering about the color of her undies sets her off, Lord only knows how she makes it through each day. -
Moving this discussion out of Sorah's thread, I'm interested in people's opinions about posters giving "constructive" criticism to artworks posted here. Especially I'm interested in the opinions of contributing artists but anyone's is welcome.
It is my personal opinion that, by virtue of posting something in a public forum, you are welcoming public opinion whether solicited or not. While standard civility should keep you from saying "That piece looks like a poop", I don't see where commenting on flaws in the piece should be cause for alarm.
On the other hand, some might say that the threat of criticism would keep some people from posting art here. To make the forum as welcoming as possible, you shouldn't criticize the things posted unless someone specifically asks for it.
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Quote:I agree with part of this. If you're bored senseless throwing fireballs at Romulus, I don't see how excited you'd get over throwing blue fireballs at Romulus.There is stagnation. There are things in the game that nobody is willing to endure, like a majority of the TFs. THe fact I can color my powers in i16 is not an incredibly strong selling point. It's good that other people are very excited for it, though.
That said, I'm not bored yet. I just don't get some of the I16 hype. -
Quote:Well, if you can moderate a bit, I'm sure many artists would appreciate constructive criticism as much as the "Yay you!" postings.I mean, it's unusual given the typical praise parades that go on for alot of other pieces. I'd probably be chased off the forums if I said what I'm really thinking more often when I browse through these threads.
Hope the OP gets better and has better luck, both physically and financially. Best wishes. -
Night Hornet will never be a proper role model for our nation's youth until he learns to share his vodka!
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The wall with the stove looks great. Stove & sink and well done and the curtain look good as well. The opposite wall has a few things which look... off. The wall looks especially thick (but maybe it just is), much thicker than your standard interior wall. The perspective on the side of the clock and top of the trash receptacle look slightly off. I'm not sure I can pinpoint exactly how they'd need to be fixed. The lines on the light swith plate seems a tiny bit off as well.
Actually, looking again... I've got it. The doorway either seems especially low or the center island seems especially high since they're both in roughly the plane. The island is correct compared to the stove/sink but is exceptionally large compared to the doorway. I try to picture myself standing to the left of the island, the top of it about waist level to me (as my own kitchen island is), then turning 180 and walking through the door. I'd smack my face into the lintel
The refridgerator is correct compare to the doorway but, since the doorway looks wrong against the island, it makes the fridge look small as well. Again, if I'm at the blender (at about waist level), my chin is over the top of the fridge.
If I block out the left wall with my hand, it looks damn near perfect. If I block out the rest of the room and just look at the left wall, it's close to perfect (aside from the other minor things). Together, that left wall seems "smaller" than the rest of the room.
I am, of course, being exceptionally critical since I don't think you're just asking to hear how great it looks. Too late to do so now but lowering the island may have fixed the balance enough between the left and right sides that it'd all fit better. -
Good luck with class. You're obviously talented and we'll look forward to days ahead with more Wassy art (commissioned or otherwise)
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Quote:Neutrino Bolt'ing some friggin' Malta would make the Polish Princess happy. I like to think she's doing thatJophiel looks like she's having a ball like she's playing beach volley on a sunny day or something. Though that does make me wonder what she's doing.... if it's a fight or not.
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While I agree with everything about AE farms, if you ever DO want to check out some level appropriate, solo-friendly, story driven AE content, swing by the Misison Architect: Stories & Lore forum on these boards. You can either poke around in the front page of threads or do a search for a string like "Lowbie" and get reviews of player created AE arcs.
I highly recommend hitting your regular contacts, seeing all of Paragon City, etc. That's what the core of the game is all about. But the AE doesn't have to just be some weird place where the drones go. There's some nice stuff in there for when you don't want to trek all over Paragon City that afternoon or want to earn some tickets to buy the salvage or enhancements you wanted. -
I assume "original character" or "original concept". In other words, you're not giving him 'permission' to render Wonder Woman or something.
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Very interesting idea! I'm curious to see how this works out.
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In on the final slot!
You can find the Polish Princess screenshots at this link
http://s652.photobucket.com/albums/uu242/Jophiel-COH/
Or heck, do Tally-Ho off there instead if the mood grabs ya. -
I started this thread a week or so ago which you might find useful (especially after the first couple posts).
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Thanks for the help. I actually got into a group through the channels last night so instant payoff!
Of course, I also had connection issues and linkdeath'd out right before reaching the AV but... -
Very nice!
The price tag taunts me with its unavailability!
I'd like to say I'm taking a long breather from getting art but, in reality, there's a couple artists I actively have my eye on.