So, after the relatively successful drawing requests thing, I believe it's time to move on.
Last time I wrote a journal to discuss about
inspiration and creation where I mostly talked about what people find inspiration to create their characters and stories, now, I want to focus on the story bit, no, it's not about witch story's better and witch one's worse, what I want to know now is what kind of stories do you prefer? What kind of themes in the story do you find more interesting? Are they political themes? Romantic themes? Religious? Philosophical? Is the story about a characters personal struggle through life, be it in a "real" setting or a fictitious one? Is it about criticizing social values ?
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Chris
My Comix: [link]
I loved your cartoon style and your animated works are great!
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Let's face the music... and dance.
Or find another record to play...
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Chris
My Comix: [link]
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I can read your server
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YOU LIKE MEN WITH FLUFFY PINK BUNNY UNDIES!!??O_o
Want a commission?
[link]
have a look, buy stuff, or ignore me...whatever suits you
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Let's face the music... and dance.
Or find another record to play...
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I can read your server
...
YOU LIKE MEN WITH FLUFFY PINK BUNNY UNDIES!!??O_o
Want a commission?
[link]
have a look, buy stuff, or ignore me...whatever suits you
You have a neat style. Do you do most of your work in the computer? I ask because your line work is really clean.
Some interesting images in your gallery, Roger.
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Glad to say that "keeping up with the joneses" no longer means it's time to go see my dealer...
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Napkins? Heh, heh... Napkins? We don' need no stinkin' napkins!
I've read some of your forum post and I have to say, they've really made me think more about how I handle my creative thinking, especially when it comes to backgrounds and character positioning.
I hope there'll be more opportunities to discuss about these things!
Thanks again.
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Let's face the music... and dance.
Or find another record to play...
--
Glad to say that "keeping up with the joneses" no longer means it's time to go see my dealer...
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Napkins? Heh, heh... Napkins? We don' need no stinkin' napkins!
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