More art...

[gnine]

Wow, three posts in a little over a week, I'm on a roll! Just here to offer up another in my ongoing SGA-as-chibi series. A McShep one this time…cause…um, yeah. That pairing really and truly has eaten my brain. Oops. (Gomen, niichan! ^_-)






As always, C & C very much appreciated. (I thrive on it, much like a well-watered plant. Needy, perhaps, but, well, there yah go… ^_-)

Comments

[made-of-toast.livejournal.com]

I think this is really cute! I just wondered, have you ever thought to trace your drawings in a vector art program like Illustrator after scanning them in before you do the coloring in bits? It makes the drawing look a lot more 'finished' sometimes (since line drawings by hand are always prone to a bit of wobbly lines, I always had that issue!). I always felt like it made my art look more cool that way. Just a thought! I love it anyway, but I thought maybe if you hadn't considered it, it could be useful!

[made-of-toast.livejournal.com]

I forgot to mention, my favorite bit are the pointy ears! XD

[gnine.livejournal.com]

Hehehe, it's that his ears really ARE that pointy that makes it so fun. All the time when we're watching, my sister or I will just randomly shout out "Ears, look at the pointy ears!" :-p

[made-of-toast.livejournal.com]

Exactly! John is an elf in disguise, I tell you!

[gnine.livejournal.com]

Actually, hmmm, I hadn't considered it, don't have Illustrator, but I might need to look into it. Clean lines are in no way my strong point :-p Thanks for the suggestion!

[made-of-toast.livejournal.com]

You're welcome! Vector art programs can sometimes be a bit tricky to learn, but once you master them, they're great for loads of things!