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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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Kabuki-Comics group: all Kabuki fans welcome! [link]
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“Only a mediocre person is always in top form.“
(William Somerset Maugham)
₪ ř lll ·o. Provehito in Altum
On further inspection, when I stared at her feet I noticed that on her left leg (which appears on the right side of the image), the folds on the boot leading to her foot are too thick or more like they seem that way. And I think it's because of two reasons: they outline of them is too rounded -perhaps a small line slanted from the top of each one would help- and thepart of the crease behind the foot isn't defined as much.
But the reason I omitted this initially was because I put it your art style more than anything. So this little detail may or may not benefit in anyway.
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I support ~grow-the-fck-up. "We: the creative, intelligent, self-confident, and eclectic.."
You know, I never knew that the chinese dress is the most common search result for "dress" on google. Hope you can find that file on your cd and I can understand about life being hectic. If you had messaged me earlier, you probably wouldn't of heard from me for awhile too.
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I support ~grow-the-fck-up. "We: the creative, intelligent, self-confident, and eclectic.."
And thanks for taking the time to comment and fav.
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“Only a mediocre person is always in top form.“
(William Somerset Maugham)
₪ ř lll ·o. Provehito in Altum
When I saw Kabuki in the chinese style dress I first thought "wow, that's a concept I never thought of. Impressive." On later reflection, the socio-political implications of the dress is ..well...kinda scary.
Besides that, I'll elaborate on the impression that Black-Red-Escape had (because I had the same one) on the mask. It doesn't need folds and creases because that would make it look more like a face painted. I think that the cheekbone lines are too sharp and should me more of a cross-hatch or something similar. Also, you could add alittle shading at the bottom of the mask where it folds around her jaw-line. Adding a simple line or shaded traingle for the length on the nose would help alittle too. I think if you add those, it won't make it seem like a painted face but just make the mask pop-out more and seem more solid.
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I support ~grow-the-fck-up. "We: the creative, intelligent, self-confident, and eclectic.."
I just liked the sketch i did of this one, better than the other dress options, and ended up going with this one. I didn't realise it was a chinese dress. I just googled for dress and a whole bunch of them appeared. i based myself on a few of them and then chose one. I was not trying to be political at all...
About the mask it's a good idea, but i'd have to find the file to change it. I saved it on a cd somewhere and can't seem to find it... Some day i'll try to fix that.
Thanks for commenting and faving.
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“Only a mediocre person is always in top form.“
(William Somerset Maugham)
₪ ř lll ·o. Provehito in Altum
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In true democracy, there are no problems, only solutions.
I'm collecting all his books now! Love his storytelling! And his art! The collage ones dazzled me!!
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“Only a mediocre person is always in top form.“
(William Somerset Maugham)
₪ ř lll ·o. Provehito in Altum
I was collecting them too, but had to stop because of monetary issues... o_O
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In true democracy, there are no problems, only solutions.