KidCthulhu
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Sialia said:
Forget building a better mousetrap. If you know how to fix a woman's hips, the world is your mollusk.
Can you do anything about thighs?
Miscellaneous doodles (now with Tasteful Dwarven Erotica)
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Forget building a better mousetrap. If you know how to fix a woman's hips, the world is your mollusk.
Can you do anything about thighs?
KidCthulhu
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[Shudder] That is just deeply wrong. But I'm sure Agar will love it.
Sialia
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[Smirk, rapidly replaced by look of innocent bewliderment when Bandeeto walks in to the room. ]
Well, the muse was upon me and I knew the secrets of the universe, and then she got impatient and left.
By the time I got around to trying 3 days later, the gift was not in my fingers, and Tao came apart in my hands--shoulders, bust, hips, thighs--all of her in pieces floating around the screen in random disjointed fragments.
If I were working on paper, this would have been a complete disaster. Due to the magic of Photoshop, all I had to do was revert to last saved and be no worse off than I was.
I will try again.
Thanks for your patience.
Well, the muse was upon me and I knew the secrets of the universe, and then she got impatient and left.
By the time I got around to trying 3 days later, the gift was not in my fingers, and Tao came apart in my hands--shoulders, bust, hips, thighs--all of her in pieces floating around the screen in random disjointed fragments.
If I were working on paper, this would have been a complete disaster. Due to the magic of Photoshop, all I had to do was revert to last saved and be no worse off than I was.
I will try again.
Thanks for your patience.
jerichothebard
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Sialia said:
That in itself is quite a mental picture...
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It's great, Sailia! I really like her features-- and the religious/icon direction is fantastic.
However, let me beg you in the name of Gods Old and Forgotten not to let the ornate frame have a hotter value than the highlights in the painting.
Sooner or later, you're going to have to admit that your painting isn't perfect, isn't going to get perfect in Photoshop, and in fact, won't ever be perfect.
None of them ever will. But there is a point where you've done what you can, and that's as close as any individual piece will ever get.
Paintings are like kids, you do what you can for them, but sooner or later, you have to resign yourself to the fact that they eat mud, smack other kids with the lunchpail you bought them, and barf on your new furniture. Which is to say, let it go, and draw another one.
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However, let me beg you in the name of Gods Old and Forgotten not to let the ornate frame have a hotter value than the highlights in the painting.
Sooner or later, you're going to have to admit that your painting isn't perfect, isn't going to get perfect in Photoshop, and in fact, won't ever be perfect.
None of them ever will. But there is a point where you've done what you can, and that's as close as any individual piece will ever get.Paintings are like kids, you do what you can for them, but sooner or later, you have to resign yourself to the fact that they eat mud, smack other kids with the lunchpail you bought them, and barf on your new furniture. Which is to say, let it go, and draw another one.
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KidCthulhu
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You can give up on kids and just make new ones? Wow. I would have become a parent years ago if I knew that!
Wait... That was a metaphor, right? Stupid figurative language. Gets me everytime. Don't even get me started on "Love is like oxygen".
Wait... That was a metaphor, right? Stupid figurative language. Gets me everytime. Don't even get me started on "Love is like oxygen".
Sialia
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mmmm . . . . well .. . yes . . .and no . . . mostly not yet--so close . .. I have to get past the point where I hate looking at the thing--I know there's a good picture in here, but it bothers me still --there's something else that needs to happen before I can let it go-- Conail is right-- and wrong--and I knew what it was--and it will come back to me. but I've gotten dragged away by a distraction . . .a lovely one. . . shiny. Also Photoshop.
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