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Brooke McEldowney wrote:With United Media's announcement that "Pibgorn" is to be discontinued, I have been inundated with e-mail, much of it agitated and distressed. I'm very sorry you had to get the news in this rather dispassionate way. That I may answer your central question forthwith, I've composed this response for everyone – so please forgive me if I seem impersonal.
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I agree. The leg looks a bit weird. But the rest of that picture looks great. I really like the horses face and eyes. Go forward!
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@ tasser - Thanx, really happy you like the wizard doodles. regarding the leg problem ... damn right, I see what you guys are saying. I will try and fix!
@ snootchy - Thank you! Glad you think that was a bit better. I like the way that came out. Will endeavor to add them lines to my tool box. Thanx a lot.
@ Eddieee - Thanx, glad you like the whacked concept. Dr Moreau would approve ... hehehe. Thanx for noticing the volume. I started out concentrating on contours more (like most of us I guess). Now it kind of stuck in my head and my style to use my love for crosshatching to help add form.
@ zaorr - Hey man! Glad to see you are still active here! Your SB is coming along really well! That image was scribbled at Spur while indulging in a cup of coffee ... might indeed have been Monday. But then again everyday for an hour or so after waking up is a Monday to me ... hehehe
@ N E X T - Thank you kindly! glad you like. I have a 'wizard sketch challenge' over at the forum I frequent so I'm a practicing the wizards! - Not to mention the DA Realm of fantasy Competition!
@ Metal Fingers - Glad you like the doodles. I really like doing them above all else. Thanx for noticing the leg problem on the the wizard on horseback pic. I thumb sucked the whole thing on the fly where as I usually make thumbnails of an image to work out some compositions and anatomy. This time I just went into hoping for the best ... hehehe. I can see the issue and Ill try fix it up asap. I didn't consider that whole area where the leg joins the torso ... there is no form there at all, but ill see what I can do. Thanx again!
"It's nothing really, all in a days work for us bicycle repair men"
Since I'm going to turn this bugger into a painting I have done the alterations that will hopefully help solve the anatomical leg issue as well as explain my direction for this image. It took a lot of editing, adding and blundering but I'm OK with the outcome for now at least.
"It's nothing really, all in a days work for us bicycle repair men"
coooooooooooool! the last one is so great!
WOW, that last piece is awesome! stoked to see it finished!
wicked mate, i digg the wizard, really cool design!
I think this is ur best sketch posted to date, because it has a mixture of the gestural as well as some tighter lines, good variation!
Only crit on it is that there are some things off with the proportion or the perspective of the horse, i'm not exactly sure but I don't think you'd see much of that rear end of the horse from that perspect or it seems a bit small for the overall form. Good news is if your planning on taking this to a finish painting, I think this is way more than enough of a sketch to paint. Looking forward to seeing this one finished!!
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@ snootchy - I'm stoked that you like this one, having loads of fun doing it. As much fun as this one is its been plaguing me with hurdles (might be the very reason I'm enjoying it so much). I always take your advice ... crap thing is that I only read your comment when I have taken it to this level. Like I explained above, it has to be finished of quite detailed for the challenge so that it can be painted by someone (if it wins that is). I have done some changes which seem to have helped the over all image though. I still think the horse's head is too big ... and I have reduced it in size a few times already. Anyway, Ill work on it a bit more when I add the other elements for the DA competition. As always thanx a mill for the feedback!
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Nice work on that last one. Just don't forget to mirror stuff, so you could if it skewed or not. Cheers!
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that one looks really nice man! Love it. And I will go forward with my mage, hope to get it well done, let'S take some hours for it. haha.
Great stuff anyway!
Wizards: check. Dragons: check. Aliens: check. Cheetahs: ... cheetahs ... Hey where are the cheetahs!?!?! hehe Looking good
looking a lot better, i really like your hatching a lot, it has a nice movement over the forms!
Thanx people ...
@ Seraph Fawkes - thanx ... I keep forgetting to do that! and its really great advice!
@ tasser - Glad you like. I like what you are doing with the mage. all the extra work will really pay off ... it all takes time, progress is usually related to patience. ;P
@ pixel cheetah - Hehehe ... I will not forget. Glad you like.
@ snootchy - Thanx ... I like curving lines. most of the hatching I see is really stiff and make an image look really rigid and lifeless.
Here are 3 pics
- a colour doodle of a vamp like dude character study.
- an update to where I'm planning to take the Wizard sketch. there has been some edits done to the horse. I had some great advice given to me that the horse is to wide/fat and so I have made the changes fro the better!
- a doodle sheet containing some ideas for the SiFied wizard sketch.
As always, I hope you people like.
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You've been busy! I really like the coloring on this one and the shaded wizard pic looks great! Look out for making the composition too crowded though. Also, being that close to the left border, some lines on the wizard like the staff, cape and other flowing lines formed by the clothes and horse's tail lead the eye out of the picture IMO. Right now, the wizard and horse, the robot and weird plant on the background kind of compete of importance but this may change with coloring of course.
By the way, I think the chest of the horse looked more solid when it was wider. Anyway, great job so far and looking forward to seeing where it goes.
Cool man Im really digging the last illustration progress. and the ship thumbnails.
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digging the shapes in the last post, like to see more exploration into some ID stuff, cuz u have some interesting ideas and shapes at play in that last sketch! keep up the goodness!
very good , your drawings are grate
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I couldn't help but be reminded of Heavy Metal when looking at the sci-fi wizard piece. I really like the comical stuff you are doing, great imagination.
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I agree with Rotor, that piece is friggin METAL man, so sick. I love the hatching technique you use to render the piece. Can't wait to see more!
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I adore those creatures and zombies you've been coming up with and your pictures are very expressive, so keep up the good work! :'D
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Nice updates; I really dig the piece with the horse - Very dynamic composition and well drawn. Looking forward to seeing how it progresses.
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Amazing detail on that wizard painting. Is it going to be black and white or are you planning to color it?
Hey there people ... thanx for the comments ... will do a shout out soon.
Bombur ... now that you ask ..
I haven't posted a colour WIP ... so here we go. This sucker is going to be detailed so it will still take a few more days to finish but this is where I'm at at the moment. hope you enjoy
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Damn dude.. your stuff is so blinding! I think I'll just go pack away my pencils and go home now. Lol. Have fun with the detailing and such, the colour sketch is kicking some serious ass.
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Thanx people ... here is a native size crop of the image (1000X1000) ... the detail is taking up a whole lotta time. But I'm loving it and I'm sure Ill get there soon, I'm almost finished.
This section is finished so there will be no more noodling done to this.
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Holy shit, when I saw the first sketch I did not expect this turning into a robot alien wizard mesh up! Crazy. YOu have mad rendering skills - I guess this isn't finished yet, right - everything looks great so far. I just think the glow on the horses butt is a little too much (shiny butt! ;-))
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Holy shit! Dude you are really really good. I mean - hey you're at page 5 now and that thing looks like where I wanna go in about a half year, you did it in less time. F*CK. You are crazy, like the colours very, very much.
Wow, the painting looks stunning! I was sure wrong with my critique about the composition. =P I had just done some reading about it and was overenthusiastic about the subject I guess. In color it looks great. Great colors and detail and love those fluid strokes!
Damn this is a very awesome sketchbook!
That horse is looking gorgeous. The idea/narrative is epicI just love it
Wow,that last painting looks crazy!Great job man!
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The oldest corporation in the Western Hemisphere is the Harvard Corporation, known formally as the President and Fellows of Harvard College. It is the smaller of Harvard's two governing boards; the other is the Board of Overseers. Following are the members of the Harvard Corporation.
Drew Gilpin Faust, President
BA '68, Bryn Mawr
MA '71, PhD '75, U. Pennsylvania
Drew Gilpin Faust took office as Harvard's 28th president on July 1, 2007. A historian of the Civil War and the American South, she is also the Lincoln Professor of History in Harvard's Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Previously she served as founding dean of the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, a post she took up on Jan. 1, 2001. For more, please see Office of the President.
Lawrence S. Bacow
JD '76, MPP '76, PhD '78, Harvard
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James W. Breyer
BS '83, Stanford
MBA '87, Harvard
Please see article Breyer elected to Harvard Corporation.
Paul J. Finnegan
AB '75, MBA '82, Harvard
Please see article Finnegan elected to Corporation.
Susan L. Graham
AB '64, Harvard
MS '66, PhD '71, Stanford
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Nannerl O. Keohane
BA '61, Wellesley
BA, MA '63, Oxford
PhD '67, Yale
LLD (hon.) '93, Harvard
Past president of Duke University and of Wellesley College, Nan Keohane currently serves as the Laurance S. Rockefeller Distinguished Visiting Professor of Public Affairs at Princeton. A political theorist with interests in leadership and inequality, she taught earlier in her career at Swarthmore College, the University of Pennsylvania, and Stanford University, where she chaired the faculty senate. Her publications include Thinking about Leadership (2010), Higher Ground: Ethics and Leadership in the Modern University (2006), and Philosophy and the State in France (1980), as well as essays on feminism, the history of political thought, and higher education. She joined the Harvard Corporation in July 2005, and she chairs the University's Advisory Committee on Honorary Degrees. She also chairs the board of the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and is vice chair of the board of the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences at Stanford.
William F. Lee
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A Boston-based intellectual property expert, Bill Lee is partner, and former co-managing partner, of Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr, a law firm with some 1,000 lawyers and twelve offices in the United States, Europe, and Asia. He has taught intellectual property litigation at Harvard Law School, as well as the innovative problem-solving workshop that HLS introduced in January 2010. His numerous trials have focused on such diverse matters as laser optics, secure Internet communications, pharmaceutical products, medical devices, and genetically engineered food. A member of Harvard's Board of Overseers from 2002 to 2008, he was chair of the board's committee on finance, administration, and management. He joined the Corporation in 2010 and serves as chair of the Joint Committee on Inspection. Active in public service, he has served on numerous advisory committees to federal and state courts.
Jessica Tuchman Mathews
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Joseph J. O'Donnell
AB '67, MBA '71, Harvard
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Robert D. Reischauer
AB '63, Harvard
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James F. Rothenberg
AB '68, MBA '70, Harvard
Jim Rothenberg is chairman of Capital Research and Management Company, a leading investment management firm based in Los Angeles, affiliated with the American Funds family of mutual funds. As Harvard's Treasurer since 2004, he serves both as a member of the Harvard Corporation and as an ex officio member of the University's Board of Overseers. He also chairs the board of directors of Harvard Management Company. Active in an array of educational, civic, and community pursuits in the Los Angeles area, he serves on the boards of the California Institute of Technology and the Huntington Memorial Hospital, and is a member and past chair of the board of public television station KCET.
Robert E. Rubin
AB '60, Harvard
LLB '64, Yale
LLD (hon.) '01, Harvard
Former Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, Bob Rubin is the co-chairman of the Council on Foreign Relations. He joined Goldman, Sachs & Co. in 1966 and rose to become the firm's co-senior partner and co-chairman from 1990 to 1992. From 1993 to 1995 he served in the federal government as Assistant to the President for Economic Policy and the first Director of the National Economic Council. He was then the nation's 70th Treasury Secretary from 1995 to 1999. After leaving government, Mr. Rubin served as a member of the board of directors at Citigroup and as a senior advisor to the company from 1999 to 2009. He chairs the board of the community development organization known as the Local Initiatives Support Corporation, and is co-founder of the Brookings Institution's Hamilton Project. He also serves on the board of trustees of Mount Sinai Medical Center.
Theodore V. Wells, Jr.
BA '72, Holy Cross
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Shapley wrote:I have a busy weekend, with Christmas parties and my wife's graduation exercises. If I don't make it back to the board before Sunday, I wish you all a very happy Beethoven's day.
piqaboo wrote:Shap, what kind of exercises must your wife do, to be graduated?
Jump thru hoops?
piqaboo wrote:Extend our congratulations!
Shapley wrote:piqaboo wrote:Shap, what kind of exercises must your wife do, to be graduated?
Jump thru hoops?
I call them 'exercises', most call them ceremonies. Processions, cap & gown, speeches, handshakes and a diploma. It ain't jumping through hoops, but it's similar.
Anyway, she has now received her Batchelor of Science in Business Administration degree. I'm very proud of her.
Shapley wrote:She'll be surprised to know that her accomplishments have been noted as far away as India.
Shapley wrote:The weather isn't looking good for this years Beethoven's Day parade. They are calling for ice and snow and all sorts of nastiness. To bad, I know the kids look forward to all of the Beethoven Day celebrations. At least the Beethoven's Day sales should give the economy a boost, unless the weather forces the shoppers to stay home.
We'll probably have a quiet Beethoven's Eve at home, at least I'm hoping so.
Wishing you all a joyous Beethoven's Day! Enjoy a glass of wine while listening to your favourite Beethoven symphony tonight.
The Fifth Symphony was premiered on December 22, 1808 at a mammoth concert at the Theater an der Wien in Vienna consisting entirely of Beethoven premieres, and directed by Beethoven himself. The performance took more than four hours. The two symphonies appeared on the program in the reverse order of what we know them today: the Sixth was first, and the Fifth appeared in the second half. The program was as follows:
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