leaving behind innocent toasters.

[secondlina]

Well, i'm off to do my stuff in Toronto and Quebec city.
I have no idea if i'll be able to update (hopefully yes). I know for a fact Link has a scanner. It now all depends on how busy/lazy I am.

I hope this week off will  return me to a state of calm before school starts.

Other then that, here is the sketch for the cover page of Slayers Clone. Also, a little explanatory drawing I found that I though was cool

Comments

[ichiban-victory.livejournal.com]

No, the poor toaster! I had forgotten about work though. It's still so cute, even if it wants to drive one crazy at times. ^_-

Have a great time in Toronto and Quebec City! I'll be hoping to see an update, but if you're having too much fun with Link, I won't hold that against you.

(But speaking of cute, I never was very good at making things cute like that. I like a more realistic feel. Oh, the cover art looks great! But what happened to Lina's shoulder guard?)

[secondlina.livejournal.com]

The voices in my head are getting a break too, in a way. I just din't feel like dragging them.
I'm surprised about how liked the character of Work is. Damn those japanese people and the way and they made us love small simply drawn critters!

I'll probably make Link post some of his drawings, he's a good artist too, considering he animates thinks ^^

I find that sheet funny myself. I never got into that baby type of drawing. (My drawings look cute as adults!) I wathed to make darkness come out of the shoulder blade and go into a spell she'll be holding. It will make more sence once colored.

[ichiban-victory.livejournal.com]

Hey, without work, what would we have to inspire us? It can be a drag when there's too much of it, but never working at all is d-u-u-u-u-ll... (Did I mention how dull it is?) And as Xellos once said, "Simple is best." which is true. I love simplistic art. ^_-

(Ooh, animation! I might decide to go into that field after all, depending on how things go at school.)

I see what you mean about the spell and her shoulder now. *stares in aew at the conceived potential*

[secondlina.livejournal.com]

I've always loved simplistic art better then the complicated stuff (although complicated has always wowed me)...probably because i'm big on disney and manga.

You're planning to go in animation? How cool is that!? ^^

[ichiban-victory.livejournal.com]

More complicated art is definitely beautiful, but everything has its place. I tend to like more simple drawings, and highly detailed sculptures, for instance. (Or stuffed animals. I love my detailed toys!)

I've wanted to go into animation for most of my life (I blame Disney), but for now I'm going to continue with my major. I did run across an article about the animation classes at BYU (main school down in Utah), and it reawakened my dream of going in to animation. I'm more for doing the storyboarding stuff though, so we'll see what happens. After all, good storytelling requires good writing! ^_^