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ok this i was so tempted to do in real life...just jump in the water and stay down deep for a peacefull moment. i was down by the water on the break wall (don't know what possesed me too) but i climbed all the way down to whre the waves crashed the rocks around me, the water looked so mesmorising..captivating..oh well then a huge wave hit and i ended up wet anywho

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Nanibunny (edited Jul 31, 2003)

whoo!! i love the shirt barbie! . . .. hey how has your summer been going missy? i havent talked to you in a long time :/ . ..oooo and the skirt's pretty nifty too . . good job :D

icybluecub (edited Jul 31, 2003)

.......... holy crap! i love this! i have dreams like this all the time. people would think its a nightmare, but its so relaxing. I have those times/feelings to jump in the water... i love water! *smiles* i luv the outfit barbie!!! and the light's not weird, its sweet! the sun is reflected liek that underwater.

Knockoff (edited Aug 1, 2003)

Woow this is really good! The water is great!

pyrobarbie (edited Aug 1, 2003)

natty-i have that same outfit thanks..my summer'sbeen good
icy-thanks sissyfers! ^o^ luv ya
knock off- thanks water is really hard to do...its not the way i wanted it but it seems cool enough

greeting of cousins

rydicanubis (Jul 30, 2003)

after he saves her life from a coldfang, tkaa the basilisk greets skysong the young dragon.

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Jiah (edited Jul 31, 2003)

Woot! Immortals series! Go Tkaa! Go Kitten! Go Numair... mm... *coughs* O.o

raenboe (edited Jul 31, 2003)

Awww! I like both of them! Great job!

icybluecub (edited Aug 1, 2003)

aww! i like them! but one questoin, wasn't there a basilisk in harry potter? wasn't that a snake? but i love this! i like the way you made everything come together, good job.

rydicanubis (edited Aug 1, 2003)

thank you all!
i'm currently re-reading the series so i was inspired...

and icybluecub: yes there was a basilisk in HP, and yes it was a big snake creature.

as mythological creatures go, since there is no reality to base it on, individual writers tend to take liberties on their view of what the animal is.

rowling decided she wanted a big snake, and pierce decided she wanted a man-sized lizard-like creature.

i find it interesting though that rowling's basilisk could petrify with a glance, and pierce's could render things into stone with a special noise. obviously both authors based their individual creatures on some centering legend to get those similarities...

Fuku Varia

Blast_Hornet2002 (Jul 30, 2003)

Varia Beetle in a fuku! Long story, don't ask.

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dun dun dun...

mazi (Jul 30, 2003)

i dunno just messing around.. i was thinking about blurring the guy so he looks further away..

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Minitsaru (edited Jul 31, 2003)

heheh, cool, but this match is unfair, what good is a gun when ur facing a super fast modern age ninja O.o
yea i think blurring either the guy in front or the buy in the back, depends on which character you are focusing on

Lost in the Night

Aunvi (Jul 30, 2003)

All right. I fixed it. Or I did my best to fix it.

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Gothic_Otaku (edited Jul 30, 2003)

Man that is awesome. IAMNOTWOOORTHY!

Knockoff (edited Aug 2, 2003)

yea thats really good!

Yameki

Turtlebuster (Jul 30, 2003)

Does anyone here watch anime? i saw something anime the other day, and the movie kind of paused in this one part where a guy was running and instead of just pausing on that frame, a duplicate of that image was used that had these black lines (kind of like speed lines) all over it. what are those called and what is the correct way to use those?

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marcello (edited Jul 30, 2003)

I'm guessing the majority of 2draw'ers watch anime. They're weird like that.
As for what it's called, japanese cartoon... it's pretty lame if you ask me.

Zappo (edited Jul 30, 2003)

lol weird like that.... " Emotional speed lines: Regular speed lines are used to indicate something zipping around. These were invented by comic strip artists who have to work with still frames only. Say that a baseball is traveling from right to left across a comic strip panel. The artist draws a baseball in the middle of the panel, but without the speed lines, the reader has no idea which direction the ball is going. To show that the ball is moving from right to left, a few horizontal lines are drawn to the right of the ball making the ball look like it might have hair (but no one seems to see it that way). When used to accent extreme shock or fear in anime, these lines are usually very thin, straight, long and vibrating. I suppose one is to "feel" the intensity of the emotion being projected by the character by actually seeing it streaming out of him.
" ------and I quote......at least thats what the internet said and the internet doesnt lie.......does it?

Loogie (edited Jul 30, 2003)

StrongBad- woooo go Marcello!