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Love seein' you here, David! :3

I found these two places in St. Martial:

-3887.1 16.0 1053.8
-4545.1 32.1 -800.7

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and this place in Sharkhead:

1899.4 96.0 433.0

Up next, [Strut].

*goes off to check out Test* :]

Rights are important because she'll be making money off this logo and will need the full, legal rights to the design to get products made.

Without the full rights, not only can the artist use the design, but they can stop her from making money with it. Which is why logo design work is expensive; the artist loses the right to that piece.

Whoa this is a record for me; two posts in one day!

Anyhoo, I posted the giftart I did for the devs on my dA:

Posi, BABs and The Honoree.

This further proves I need a better scanner. I had to correct the reds and blues which were too bright. The reds were fixed pretty well but the blues didn't quite get there. They should be darker and stronger and I'm just lazy; not up to masking out the right places and fixing it properly.

He only mentioned me 'cause I gave him arts (and a hard time). ;p

I will be holding a sale on marker portraits, most likely, after my return from Hero Con, for I expect to be broke. @_@

Woohoo, hiya Alex! :3

If Holdens doesn't take reservations and there's a large group going, maybe you could stagger the groups by 20-30min intervals? It would be harder to set up ahead of time, I think, but that way the place doesn't get swamped by so many very loud, obnoxoius, non-morning-type gamers. ;P

Bumping up the time a lil in light of board games fun sounds like a good idea to me, if possible.

And here I was hoping for Connect4.

I'll bring along my Rad/Elec Defender, Capacitor Tekk.

I finished, yay!


Photoshop CS

I started with a 9x12" tablet which was very, very nice. But holy cow I had to make these gigantic arm movements to do anything. In college I used that tablet at my apartment and 4x5 graphires in the lab. The graphires were lower quality but the size comfort made up for that. 5yrs later I downsized and upgraded to an intuos3 6x8" and boy howdy what a comfort difference.

I did a lot of inking with a pen holder and metal nib. It's nice for expressive lines. But I found I also tended to dig into the paper a lot to get thicker lines, and got tired of that. I still have some nibs and the inks but I've gone back to pens.

Usually I ink with Micron or gel pens, tho' some of my artist buddies have these great, I think, Pentel brush pens that just do not bleed or smudge when gone over with markers. So if I can find some locally I'mma pick one up. Microns are nice because they're fairly inexpensive and come in multiple sizes and colors. Gel pens are nice because they come in an extreme variety of colors including metallics and glitter, but don't offer much in the way of size variety. And let's face it, some times you need that .005 tip.

I'll come along, and bring some flavor Defender that doesn't have the badge.

This has been consuming me the past few days. But I finished it last night, the commissioner and I are happy, and I can show it off.

Why I love markers.

Now back to the chibis. :3