TL OWNS U's Artwork

[brettallica]

Originally Posted by Marquoz

Yes you did, in the thread topic it says it is somebody's artwork. Then there were these pictures you could look at that he drew himself.

Thanks for clearing that up. I totally spaced on reading the thread title before I clicked on it.

I don't even think this is his artwork. I have a feeling these are stolen pieces from the Louvre museum.

Like Psychonaut, I'm waiting for a liger. After all, they're bred for their skills in magic.

Here's a little something I did:

upper_lip_shading.jpg

It took me like three hours to finish the shading on the upper lip. It's probably the best drawing I've ever done.

[toef]

Originally Posted by brettallica

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It took me like three hours to finish the shading on the upper lip. It's probably the best drawing I've ever done.

Napoleon was ahead of his time. I can almost make out a Guy Fawkes mask in that picture.

[TL OWNS U]

Originally Posted by brettallica

I don't even think this is his artwork. I have a feeling these are stolen pieces from the Louvre museum.

SHUSH!!!!!

no one must know

Originally Posted by PrivatePixel

I thought there were guidelines for submissions to deviantART; guess I was wrong, VERY wrong.

If there are, I didn't know, but I mean I didn't post nudity or anything sexual (except for Kirby).

[JJ]

Some of my model works as an Arc. student:

[brettallica]

That's what I'm f-ing talking about. Thanks, Forum Tyrannosaur.

[toef]

I always thought studying architecture would be cool, but feared that once you hit the real world you'd be forced to design Wal-Mart layouts, instead of the cooler looking stuff like JJ posted.

I know a guy who builds stadium replicas (mostly old baseball stadiums), and envy his modeling skills.

JJ, how much in materials does something like that second model cost? Can you give us an idea of the size of it?

[JJ]

Originally Posted by toefer

I always thought studying architecture would be cool, but feared that once you hit the real world you'd be forced to design Wal-Mart layouts, instead of the cooler looking stuff like JJ posted.

I know a guy who builds stadium replicas (mostly old baseball stadiums), and envy his modeling skills.

JJ, how much in materials does something like that second model cost? Can you give us an idea of the size of it?

Ohhhh man. That second model, the church, is enormous. 3' long, 2' wide, 2' high. Talk about 5 days of work to measure, cut, assemble. Must've been around $200 worth of material. But the project review was my first (out of only 2) reviews I've ever had in which I received nothing but adulation and praise, and not a single negative comment.

[Dr.Zoidberg]

Those models are awesome.

[jbig31]

Toef we're waiting for you to paint some more........