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Deviousness `TimberClipse's dedication to our community is without question. From developing helpful tutorials, to being a community leader in groups such as #fella and #deviant365, you can always find Zev connecting with all areas of our community in order to spread his infectious enthusiasm and inspiring positivity. We are delighted to bestow the Deviousness Award for May 2012 to `TimberClipse, congratulations! Read More
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Waste of DevArt space, Go troll them: [link]
Insert Wittiness here.
But I do have one small question, about how you draw. I've noticed that you first outline your drawings in black, and then proceed to cell shading. But then the black lineart disappears and then shading becomes more detailed. So what goes on there? Do you remove the black lineart layer, or do you just color over it with the rest of the shading and whatnot?
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"Never give up without a fight" ~Zuko
The portrayal of the characters is JUST like the show. Kudos!
Keep up the great work, and GO TEAM VENTURE! x3
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Hey look! ---> ( o Y o ) BEWBIES!!!!
"If you hate quotes in signatures telling you to copy and paste that quote into your signature, copy and paste this quote into your signature....... wait"
but there is one thing i don't like about your drawings the skin tones of the characters you draw are always the same
not talking about this one only cause i have noticed they all look like like they have the same skin
and again not talking about race differences cause obviously there the difference is noticed
i am talking about different tones like darker or redish or paler
and again i know that you do consider them but in the end to the final result you cant make em apart
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now accepting
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The cake isn't a lie ~
just because someone is great at what he does, does not mean they are absolutely perfect
You know there is always room for improvement, always
and i hate when people comment with just an avatar/emoticon
were you bored or what? otherwise posting it it's plain lame.
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Anyways, you're ragging on someone for not responding to constructive criticism, but I would hardly call your criticism constructive. I can see your remark on the skin tones, but you start it off with, and I quote...
"dude your perfect bla bla bla everyone tells you that "...
People just say things like "Your work is Perfect!" when they admire someone, it's not like they actually are telling him he's a perfect person. You just sound as though you're trying to be demeaning. So naturally, someone is going to respond to you in kind.
And I'm not trying to be rude, I'm trying to point out the fact that you're being aggressive when you don't really need to be.
I am often very sweet and don't intend to be otherwise but it happens sometime
even though i still desire what i said to be taken in consideration
cause even now the guy in the back is a little pale, you can see it in the flats but after that it's not that easy to distinguish
and i do believe that he is perfect since he has established a style and i admire that
i have seen crappier art (to my point of view ) that different tone skin is there and make the characters pop out even more
otherwise you become like some manga artists that draw beautifully but all the characters look alike
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now accepting
Personally, I struggle with skin tones. It is THE hardest thing for me to manage, and when I try to gradually shade and all of that and still keep things looking natural, I always fail. I feel it's one of the most difficult things for me besides some facial features and hands. x_x