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Kloxboy
(May 1, 2006)
Can you figure out how I felt when I drew this? Take a guess if you wish. |
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ak.to.v.his.di
(Apr 25, 2006)
yea.... the medicine wheel... another part of native american culture
mazi (Apr 25, 2006)
y'know ive always wondered if the medicine wheels had any relevance to the symbol for earth (http://www.isymbolz.com/astronomy/planets/ap001-earth.jpg)
ak.to.v.his.di (May 1, 2006)
thanks to both yuz guyz. the medicine wheel represents diff thigns to diff tribes. the 4 races, the 4 winds, the 4 grandfathers..... etc. all things go in a circle. and to answer ur question Sweetcell... my name is pronounced kinda like ahck-toe-uh-heess-die, hard to say lol |
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DeadlyBlondeArcher (Apr 21, 2006)
This little guy and his brother (who didn't make it.. sob) were blown out of the elm tree in my back yard during the storms last night. My first thought was to drop a big rock on him and walk away (lol) but I didn't.. I pulled an old bird nest out of a bird house in my Greenhouse and put that in a hanging basket and hung it in the tree and waited all day, but nobody came for him. :( This evening I brought him in and fed him boiled coke and egg yolk with an eyedropper until my daughter can ge...
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TRIP
(Apr 13, 2006)
to break the chain of generic anime picture #459876, here is a troll from some fantasmical tribe in some exiled place of Kalimdor.Enjoy
sephiroth54321 (Apr 21, 2006)
No i think it's a good picture, i just think the body could be lines up a bit more. I play a troll, so i know what i'm talking about :)
mazi (Apr 22, 2006)
sweet. that looks awesome. and i love warcraft. i just wish i could still play oldschool warcraft. i miss good ol' warcraft 1 and 2. those were some good times indeed. i'll have to set up an old pc just for those two. but over the summer im thinking about starting up WOW. woot.
squee (Jul 5, 2006)
I appreciate this drawing more than you know it. Horde is the best. I don't care what those Alliance pansies say, the Horde owns all.
woah_pockster (Oct 20, 2006)
horde ftw<3333you did a kick ass job on this. I don't know why it's not showcased. <333 |
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Mali (Apr 19, 2006)
WOW! thats so amazingly beautiful~ i love her expression and the fact her skin looks os mooth and soft and touchable!
mazi (Apr 20, 2006)
wow, thas impressive. something about the nose looks awesome. so smooth.
ak.to.v.his.di (Apr 20, 2006)
omg, this is beautiful! very well done my friend! good detail and all
hi1022 (Jun 3, 2006)
Her face looks real, her hair, kimono, and hand look painted, and the folded up thing looks like it was done by a kid.Don't get me wrong or nothing, I think this is a beautiful picture. That's just what it looks like to me. |
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Kloxboy
(Apr 17, 2006)
Caricature of Apnea. Facial slide..sheesh, oh well.
Sweetcell (Apr 18, 2006)
Uber creepy, uber good. I looked at those pictures by Sas, she loves huge eyes. They remind me of those pictures of children with huge eyes that were all the rage in the eighties.
DoOp (Apr 18, 2006)
fish huge ass eyes! :) that's awesome
IkariIreuL (Apr 18, 2006)
Reminds me of that girl from beetlejuice.
Anna (Apr 26, 2006)
i loooooooove this! Especially the smudgy eye circles and lovely lips |
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Ani-MangaCreator
(Apr 13, 2006)
Im sorry hakki i wasnt trying to take your character...I was just.......
DoOp (Apr 17, 2006)
*pets natsuna* you're trying! :]
kuramafan89 (Apr 17, 2006)
Whats going on? Is she gonna really do that!Man I should have gotten on more often.
Natsuna (Apr 17, 2006)
:3 Yay~Yes Kuramafan89 you should have D: You can still catch up with the timez.. I doubt she's gonna......... ((Probly just wanting attention.....Or like do0p said over-reacting))
kuramafan89 (Apr 17, 2006)
hmmmm, Maybe so Lol. |
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comd
(Apr 9, 2006)
Recording my personal observations about the forearm. Note that these are just my personal notes based on things I've observed by looking at multiple pictures from my anatomy book, and I'm not sure they are 100% correct, though they appear to hold true for all the cases I've seen. I'm using my anatomy book as reference for the anatomy. I couldn't find these exact poses of the arm and hand, but found some pictures that were close enough.The ulna and radius seem to remain fairly stationary as the forearm rotates around the area where they connect to the humerus. The axis of rotation appears to pass through the individual centers of these two bones around these areas, and thus the bones simply rotate in place around the elbow without shifting position. At the wrist, however, the two pivot axises of these bones appear to converge around the center of the wrist, and so the position of the bones change primarily around the wrist where the pivot is no longer centered inside the bones, but outside the bones at the center of the wrist.
comd (Apr 9, 2006)
Oh thanks - you all are too nice. :) I'm not sure I got the exact shape of those bones right. I was looking at references but the slight curves of these bones are very complex to me: I think I might have simplified and straightened them too much. Basically the notes here are regarding the pivot axises of the two forearm bones. When I grab hold of my elbow and rotate my wrist, I can feel that the bones remain stationary around the elbow area because they're rotating in place there. However, they very obviously don't remain stationary at the wrist since they're not rotating in place there, but rather around the center of the wrist. I think it makes sense when drawing these bones to first start drawing around the wrist area, and then extend the bones to connect at the fixed positions around the elbow joint.
mazi (Apr 9, 2006)
close, but the radius is bigger towards the wrist :) you can feel that one sticking out by your thumb (that parts called the "styloid process" which the french kids remember because it sticks out like like the tip of a pen, or "stylo" in french) we got to play with real ones in labs all the time. it was so interesting.
comd (edited Apr 10, 2006)
Ah - I'm pretty sure the proportions are off in other areas as well. :( I think the scapula is a bit small too, and maybe the humerus as well. I wasn't quite sure how the humerus connected to the scapula also, so I also kind of winged it, but mainly I wanted to record how things rotate here in the forearm since I just figured out the basic pivot axises for the two bones today after looking at a bunch of drawings and feeling my own arm as I rotated it. Hopefully that part is semi-accurate.
mazi (Apr 10, 2006)
http://www.jointreplacement.com/bin/images/shoulder/other/shoulderanatomy2.jpgthe head of the humerus is kinda laid in the glenoid cavity (that little concave bit on the side) and laced on with lots of tendons and muscles :) |
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Hakkai
(Apr 8, 2006)
Making 20+ Pages of notes, 4 practice quizzes, 300+ pages of rereading.D= I definately needed a break in the middle of it all.
Gigandas (Apr 9, 2006)
I thought it was all pretty easy, all up through high school. It's college that really kills me. I've gotten so lazy with not doing as much hw, I have a hard time trying to study for tests (which usually make up a very good chunk, if not all, of your overall grade).
Hakkai (Apr 9, 2006)
Niel: So true. D= Aside from papers and journals for english, there are practically no assignments. Btw. All that studying did NOTHING for me on the test. Stupid teacher put stuff on OTHER chapters when she specifically told the class that she was only putting material on Certain chapters. Everyone's going to complain to her Wednesday. >=[
Zack (Apr 10, 2006)
I've heard of profs doing that before but can't remember it ever happening to me. Last semester, though, I had a prof who was 40 minutes late for the final exam. 40 minutes! We were literally walking out the door as he arrived. And then he just gave us blank sheets of printer paper to write our answers on. I'm pretty certain he just made the entire exam up on the spot.
sephiroth54321 (Apr 13, 2006)
hehe i am failing the 7'th grade, my god high school is gonna be hard, if i even make it to high school xD |
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NOVEMBER93
(Feb 28, 2006)
xxx
kristine (edited Mar 18, 2006)
Which i am...but that's beside the point.All i was trying to say was that maybe you should spend some more time on your pictures and actually try to improve your proportions. If you know whats wrong with it, try and fix it, dont just ignore it and the people seeing it too. 11 minutes on a picture is not long enough to begin to improve. It may seem like a long time when you are actually in the applet, but if you only spend said amount on time on something, there's going to be things wrong with it, and we arent afraid to point them out.
DoOp (Mar 20, 2006)
Kristine ._. you are not an idiot, you are a sexy genuis :D woohsorry november93, but i gatta agree 100% with kristine ^^;
NOVEMBER93 (edited Jun 1, 2010)
Oh my gosh, I was so stupid and definitely out of line back then. I honestly and whole-heartedly apologize to everyone, especially kristine. I'm so so sorry. If anyone's the idiot, it was certainly me.xxx
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With green coming in a close 2nd.
You must love Christmas.
I like this pic.
It has a softer feel than most your pics.