Good one Jim! Did you hammer that out last night after my reply yesterday? How long did that picture take you?
Love the line work with this toony style - good level of flex and expression, plus nice and clear, making the pictures easy to interpret. It is actually quite hard to use 'big lines' and get their variations to look good, but it certainly makes for a 'punchy' picture. I just had a mental image of Penance as the little bear leaning over the viewer, who is lying on their back (1st person perspective, staring at the ceiling, with Penance about to ram a fist into the viewer's face, snarling "I'll give you punchy..."
I like the 'strange eyes' in the changing room of the first picture - is that from overhearing Penance, or is what they are trying on waaaay too small? :-p It is good to add 'little fun stuff' into a picture; makes the whole thing that much more interesting.
Scrapper, Black Dragon, who hasn't drawn anything for a while now, but is starting to draw inspiration from the person who originally inspired him to have-a-go.
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>From: David Ewell <kuchadude1_at_yahoo.com>
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>It's tough being evil and dangerous when you look that cute. XD Great joke, Jim.
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>Description : Penance gets what she wants! Or does she?...Another humorous little toony doodle.
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Received on Tue Jul 05 2011 - 16:08:46 CDT
