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Saw this on the front page and thought "This is great, I gotta follow them!" before realizing I already did...
Whatta fun and striking piece, straight outta old comic books that try to sell you bs! All the different styles on the sausages and the hyper-realistic texture on the "MEAT" text.
Way past cool dood~
Thank you very much.
This is gorgeous! Really like depth and vibrancy you put into your colors. Composition's real noice, with just enough detail so it's not an eye sore. It's also just wholesome, yo~
Why thank you! I put a lot of effort in these cards, which is why the game isn't done yet haha.. but I'm hoping my effort pays off when I am
great motion in the crack-shot pose!
thank you
I dig her look, but her pose is sort of 'meh'
I'm not too sure what she's feeling in this moment. Perhaps if her arms were pointed more out, her reach is stronger. As a silhouette, it blends too much.
Thanks for the feedback. It's rare I get any thoughtful critique on my work. So it's nice to know these things.
At the risk of sounding defensive, I'd like to explain the decisions that went into making this. For her expression, I intentionally "blanked" it, because the reference I was using, already had a very subtle expression. Like someone straining to comprehend something. All I did was relax her brows, because I figured it would make her appear kinder.
As for the pose. Again, it was an intentional alteration from the reference. I did consider putting her elbows out. However, I figured elbows in would appear more comfortable and kinder.
So basically, I took what could be seen as an aggressive outward gesture, and turned it into a contemplative inward gesture.
Age 30, Male
Joined on 6/17/09