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Erock
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posted 26-06-2005 05:02 AM     Profile for Erock   Email Erock     Send New Private Message   Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote
Some times i get really pumped and i want to draw something badass like right at that moment. When i do draw and i force or rush it, it usually doesnt come out as nice as i want it to be. Has this ever happened to you?
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Xander
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posted 26-06-2005 10:26 AM     Profile for Xander   Author's Homepage   Email Xander     Send New Private Message   Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote
in art class all the time!

wot u could do, is do a rele quick rush sketch, then later when youve thought it out use that as a basis and go one to do a more detailed version

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Zephos
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posted 28-06-2005 02:30 AM     Profile for Zephos   Author's Homepage   Email Zephos     Send New Private Message   Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote
Good suggestion ^_^ Artists like us usually have a very rapidly changing mind, so we hop from one idea to the next, but it's always an excellent idea to carry along a little notepad or sketchbook to scribble down those elusive strike of lightning ideas and review them later for potential revision. A lot of artists are hesitant to draw crap on the moment because they are afraid it'll look bad to others, but more experienced artists usually know that they've had to draw a hell a lot of crap to get to the good stuff in the first place anyway, so a few thousand or so pages of scrap aren't going to make a big difference ^_^

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Zephos's ice creamy anime and manga art, featuring Xynthica, a fluffy little female biped who works as a summoned monster for endorsing products -- instead of killing things! Contains cute colorful cartoons and caustic cultural commentary!


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Erock
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posted 28-06-2005 06:53 AM     Profile for Erock   Email Erock     Send New Private Message   Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote
Yeah, Zephos i totally agree and you know i think your a really kickass artist!
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Zephos
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posted 28-06-2005 09:25 PM     Profile for Zephos   Author's Homepage   Email Zephos     Send New Private Message   Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote
Thank you for the compliment Erock ^_^ I appreciate it. To tell the truth though, in my local art community, I'm the small fry in the pond (At least I think so), so there is always room to grow ^_^ Personally, in my experience, practice can only be so effective without humility, hahahah, needless to say, I get plenty of that when my art friends critic my work ^_^

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Zephos's ice creamy anime and manga art, featuring Xynthica, a fluffy little female biped who works as a summoned monster for endorsing products -- instead of killing things! Contains cute colorful cartoons and caustic cultural commentary!


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evilone
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posted 31-07-2005 06:47 AM     Profile for evilone   Author's Homepage   Email evilone     Send New Private Message   Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote
NEVER RUSH!!!!!! no matter how good u want it to turn out or how exited u are NEVER RUSH!NEVER EVERNEVEREVEREVEREVER RUSH!!!

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