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That's nice to hear. I hated orientation, it was incredibly dull and half-assed. Which college do you plan on attending? And you should try some RDJ-Holmes art, as well.
The University of Pittsburgh, and my campus is located in Bradford, about 45 minutes away from my home in Port Allegany in northern PA. RDJ will be coming too, no worries!
I find myself away from these boards quite a bit when classes roll around, so I'm hoping to make time for it as often as I can.
If I could, I wouldn't be returning to college in the fall, but I still have my two jobs lined up, so I kind of see it as a 'temporary work hotel,' if you will. After this year, I'm just saving up money and moving to NY or LA - typical, but it's what I'd like.
Sort of reminds me of Baron Samedi's face when the mannequin version of him comes out of the ground and stares blankly until his eyes open for the ceremony to proceed.
Some more Batman art, inspired by TDKR with Batman v.s. Bane. I drew this and then scanned it to my laptop, finishing it by inking and coloring it in GIMP:
And a plethora of Sherlock art:
Love it. You're a really good drawer.
Thank you! I will take any Batman suggestions, as I am usually looking for something Batman related to draw. :)
Love your drawings.
EDIT: I've got a tip for you - it's very cansative, but worths to do it:
When you finish up those posters, you can add an Anti-aliasing effect around the Batman picture, for example, if you want to make it more realistic. If you use Photoshop to do it, you can make that effect by simply getting the blur tool. If it exists on GIMP, idk, but if it does, the effect is the same.
select the tool, make the brush stay a value around 15, 20 or 30 (depends on the size of the picture or the area that you want to alias) make the contour of the picture/area with the tool carefully, and it will be like it was already on the background.
Thanks. It is nice to have your feedback again. I have done tons since you went on hiatus, so please feel free to peek about the thread. ;)