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I'm working on my artday submission right now, but this was my IF for this week. Watercolor pencil, no digital this time. I love the sad feeling she invokes.
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Blog: Monday Artday (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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I'm working on my artday submission right now, but this was my IF for this week. Watercolor pencil, no digital this time. I love the sad feeling she invokes.
Blog: Whateverings (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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Back in the day when I could–or would– wear a string bikini, I don't recall mine ever being this skimpy. At least not the bottoms. I was tremendously shy and body-conscience back then. So never would I stroll on the beach wearing merely a bathing suit–of any kind. But I WOULD wear a bikini top [...]
What a woman … I like her conficence!!! Great message for beautiful girls. Me like.
Wow! What a sunny day outing with this incredible soothing view.
Truly an eye feast for all. She is so sexy…with her strings bikini:)
She sure is confidence with her string bikini you gooo girl
Good for her… though I would never consider wearing something like that - I never ever did consider it actually…
great idea
I like the expression of the man looking at her! She's amazing and volupuous and beautiful!
Women power, yeah!
You go girl!!! I think I know a guy who would love the look.
Great work, love it.
awesomelly fun !!
Hee-hee — classic… funny idea, great attitude captured.
Blog: Sean Ashby (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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I don't have a whole lot of time this week, so I thought I'd dig up something I'd scratched and scanned but never colored. It was part of this little project for myself I started a while ago where I'd make a little illustration for various words, both in English and Spanish. You can see the first examples here, here and a third here. There's string involved, so I think it counts, right? =)
nice woodcut style… and i totally understand a lack of time…
Absolutely it counts!
Cool gato. Your other illustrations in the series are nice too!
This is so beautiful!! I love the style so much...
love your style!
it definetly counts! very nice, the cat is so cool, as cats often are! thanks for your comment!
Love the style!
Blog: Doug Jones - Illustration Blog (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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During a campaign speech, SocMo noticed a loose STRING... pulled it... and his tail fell off.
My personal challenge is to take the Illustration Friday word, combine it with SocMo, throw in his presidential campaign and see if I can squeeze an idea out of it. Sometimes it is easy... but usually it isn't. When I am having trouble coming up with an idea, I have to remind myself of the advice that Charles Schulz would give. He said after all, cartooning is just drawing funny pictures. So I defaulted back to just drawing a funny picture... and got my idea.
Talk about a wardrobe malfunction!!!
Heh! Well said, Bill.
I've always been amazed at how you can bring Socmo into each IF theme. Adding his persidential campaign makes it even more challenging! I think ya did great, here. And you know, his tail looks like of yummy...
He talked his tail off! He he he. Nice.
Man I hate when that happens. Great illo.
haha oops. that must've been embarassing for him! :) so will socmo ever win, will he ever become president? who are his supporters? how does he fund his campaign? man, this storyline is interesting! :D
Great illustration! well done =)
Poor sock monkey!
oh I hate when that happens!
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Feeling tired, strung out? Exercise is always a good remedy to revive your spirits. Illustration Friday inspired me to this card, by asking for submissions to the word "strings". Strings...strung...strung out - there you go!
I created the illustration for the German magazine LISA. I worked in Corel Painter, using a thick and thin ink pen, coloring areas with the fill tool, then adding a chalk-like brush on rough paper for texture, and airbrush for the cheeks.
Happy Weekend!
Your work is always so fresh and colorful! Excuse me now, while I go look for my yoga mat! :)
Something I need to do more of! :D
Lovely lines.
Nice work!!!
Oh but you've caught me. I need to do this as well. You are so right. I just lost about 10 pounds,but now I need to start back moving again. Thanks so much for stopping by and leaving such a sweet message. you really make my day.
You are the master when it comes to this type of illustration. Very, very nice.
Beautiful illustration, and thanks for reminding me to think about doing my yoga.
I wish this were true for me, ha ha! I need to exercise every day!
This is so much fun!!! I have to add you to my list so I don't forget to pop in !!!
wonderful work...
If I did that move I'd blow a kidney:) Yet, again a nice and very appealing image. Looks like a slightly different technique than your normal work. Thanks for the licensing help offer- I'll give it some thought- never thought of it before, or know that much about it. Have a great day....
lovely image - i could use some of that right now!
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what a beautiful illustration, and on a paper bag no less. I'm very impressed. Great work.
I am so impressed with the visual pictures that you paint with your words!! ... and what you can do with a paper bag... amazing!
really nice. the colour on the paper really works
Oh I hate it when that happens. I am glad that each pearl is knotted. My pearl necklace broke and has to be restrung. I love the woman's hair. It l;ooks like she uses a good shampoo and conditioner. She also has very nice lips.
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Isn't that wonderful! Goes to show that art can be done if you set your mind to it, no matter the conditions! This is really neat...I love it!
These pieces of paperbag fine artwork is turning into an amazing series. You have got to keep going on this, they are truely wonderful!
Your bag art is so fun! Great idea for strings.
You're really good at these Laurel! Love the angle and hair rendering.
When did you move Laurel (or is it just your studio that you closed?) Anyhow I love your table art - it's very freeing to create with limited supplies and believe you me I experienced that a LOT this past year with renovating one studio, then moving cross country! Anyhow, I'm going to get in touch with you soon via email to catch up, take care my friend :>
Another brilliant paper bag painting!
This is so beautiful - and such a poetic idea. I really love these works on brown paper - dreamy and inspiring and really lovely!
this is amazingly 'whew' i do so love your art, you paint from deep inside you. hey lolo, that table is worth it's weight in gold!!happi IF hugs and wfs
Some of the best work is done under limited conditions, and you are showing us how that can be done. I'm pretty impressed friend! Hope all is well,...it's been a busy and frantic week around here, bike riding was the highlight!
Great idea,so beautiful.
Well, Kiddo, you've done it again. If IF ever gives Illustration of the week to someone twice it will be you. This is an amazing take on the word and and equally impressive illo. Bravo!
i absolutely love this! looks so graceful with her hair and the pearls flying
Fabulous idea!!
Scattered pearls on the Boulevard of Broken Dreams...a beautiful composition.
Oh, this is great. Has a great feel and I love the materials. As usual, another wonderful piece.
Really beautiful, all those precious, shiny pearls flying in the air. Amazing what you can do with a paper bag and just a few supplies! :-)
Great ideas! So amazingly beautiful!
omg, lollie...this is so beautiful. i love the tension in her face, the pearls....just stunning.
I think you're flying since you settled at that table. I great shifting of gears.
Beautiful illustration and words! I love your works on paper bag, strongly feel some story hiding behind them!
Some people (like me) wait for the right time, place, pencil and pad to sit down and try to make art. Some people (like you) just sit down and do it. I wish I were more like you.
My day would be SO much more better and brighter if your art were on all my brown paper bags. Exquisite and poetic!
This is stunning! A glorious combination of illustration and word! OUTSTANDING! :)
Beautiful illustration, the paper bag definitely adds something to these illustrations - love 'sugary' too
i adore the stories you weave with your illustrations. they are really very good. great stuff again.
Beautiful Lolo!
The brown paper is amazing. Love your words and illustration!
applause! I am really liking your paper bag illustrations. i think you are quite onto something there!
I have always found that drawing on paper bags was liberating. Nice work. I particularly like the sugar illustration. Beautifully drawn.
wonderful! i love it, the composition, subject and paper bag backdrop :)
this is the first time i visit your blog and i am so glad that i have visited you. Your illustrations are very reflective and subtle. Your paintings with your words are impressive. Last blogger I know your type of genre is soulbrush and i like you both.
I can see how this scenario would be quite the disaster! The use of the paper bag is an inspired choice of surface.
ooooohhh! me encanta! que curiosa es.
I like this illustration!
Beautiful work
Wonderful work!
It's so dynamic, I can almost see this illustration as a slow motion sequence.
Fantastic use of a simple paper bag, its color and texture really enhances your art.
beautifully done! thanks for your comment on mine!
Very whimsical! Beautiful
What a great take on the topic!
Fully of whimsy - and letting go is what I see. Love the lines and strings in this piece.
Great work with this new bag media :)
I have to agree with Get Zapped, this looks like letting go to me too. What a delightful way to express the bittersweeetness of it all, with your words and the lovely flowing hair, with pearl floating magically in the air. (hey that rhymed, hee hee.)
Yep, I'm going to have to also go along with the others on loving the paper bag art as well. Just love how the image jumps right off it.
Thanks for your comments everyone! I'm really enjoying my limited supplies at the moment.
Get Zapped and Sketched Out: You're right, I was going for a feeling of loss here. The man who gave her those pearls is no longer with her, so when the pearls broke and were scattering in the wind it was breaking her heart all over again.
I was searching poetry sites for the right words when my husband said "Anything you write will be better than trying to match it to someone else's words." So, I thank him for the encouragement!
wonderful illustration and thecomposition
This is awesome! i am loving the paper bag series :)
Beautiful image- idea- and poetry! really get the sense of that pelted feeling the heart feels from seeing things fly off- lost into the air
i really like this, it has a letting go or cutting loose quality to me. michael dailey
Beautiful...particularly with the texture of the paper bag, and the sense of pearls flying as naturally as the wind itself...and the hailstones pelting the heart....
This is so beautiful. True creativity comes when you can use anything handy. I love those pearls!
Wow reminds me of a Moleskine. Love it! You should frame it... or sell prints of them to cover text books. Do people still do that?
Blog: DIANE SMITH: Illo Talk (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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Well...I at least looked at the Illustration Friday topic and even doodled a few thoughts. But, this just isn't going to be the week to get something like that done.
IF can wait! You're teaching the kids the joys of art. Way to go.
I love those Egyptian style portraits!
I'm a homeschool mom too, so I understand not getting to IF every week!
Blog: Doug Jones - Illustration Blog (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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Running a presidential campaign requires a lot of energy. That is why front runner SocMo starts each day with a great big SUGARY bowl of Sugar Frosted Chocolate Coated Wing Nuts. His bag is PACKED, and he is confident that the American people will be sending him to the White House very soon. I mean... just look at the other two candidates... this is NO contest!
Since I missed last week on Illustration Friday, I combined the word for last week with this week. A two for one deal!
This month JONESAPALOOZA is THREE years old! In October 2005 I found Illustration Friday and wanted to play along. I created this blog as a place to put my entries. If you would like to see my very first entry just CLICK HERE. I needed a character to use for the word FLOAT, so I used a character based on an old sock monkey I had when I was small. SocMo's looks have changed some since then, but he has appeared in a lot of IF challenges and is now running for President of the U.S. of A.! WOo.
The quality of my Illustration Friday entries is all over the board. Some were well thought out and carefully executed, while others were dashed out in minutes. I have also learned a lot about Photoshop over the last 3 years here. This is where I do some experimenting with Photoshop to see what happens if I do THIS. Some expeirments work out OK, others don't... but I post them all. Even this week I was trying to figure out how to add the letters behind SocMo as an add on after I had finished the illustration. A good little challenge, but I did it!
As a special bonus for SocMo fans, I have now painstakingly gone through 3 years of posts and added some labels. If you go to the side bar and look under LABELS, you will find ALL SocMo postings grouped by years. Click on a year and take a walk down memory lane. Please... SOMEbody do it... or else I have just wasted my entire Sunday afternoon.
Love it, Doug. You gave a smile to my day. Yay Socmo!
Wow! Is that how Socmo came into existence? I assumed he was a character you had prior to that. Well, IF has been good to you! And congrats on the blog-birthday. You've done a great job with keeping up with it.
Well, Socmo's definitely come a long way in 3 years! Great illustration.
Very nice. Cute illo!!
I couldn't wait to see what you did for this weeks word!
Happy Birthday Sockmo!!!
I will definately go through the archives, I do it once in awhile anyways on some of my favorite blogs. I have your wonderful coloring tutorial bookmarked!
Happy Birthday! ! ! I LOVE visiting your blog! SocMo never disappoints :)
happy blog birthday! i love your sock monkey character, he's adorable. and he's HILARIOUS in this illustration! LOVE! <3
Blog: eugenia gina - dua mata saya (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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I made this illustration of a little gnomes a few year ago, it's an illustration samples for my dear friend, too bad the project didn't go well, but hey.. look at the bright side, now the topic is just perfect for IF.. :D
this is the translation from the text:
' Little gnomes is very fond of chocolate, candies and biscuit, so fond of it that the food often stick on his teeth.'
*sorry about the wrong tenses and vocab hehe..!
little gnome reminds me of me ;o)
This is very cute Eugenia!
very nice ,lovely his delightful expression
Very cute!
how sweet…
liliput itu mirip peterpan ya..
Very adorable. I love how his face is stained with sweets! Great illustration!
He looks like he's having a very good time. How cute this is!
so Sweet!!!
Love his face!
this is so cute :D be sure to brush your little gnome's teeth!
What a sweet little gnome!! Beautiful colors too!
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Candy Corn was originally created by George Renninger in the 1800. The tri-colored candy caused quite a stir when introduced by the Wunderlee Candy Company. As the process to make these bite sized candies was labor intensive, Candy Corn was originally produced only from March to November each year as a seasonal favorite.
In the 1900's, the Goelitz Candy Company started to produce this confection and continues to do so to this day as the Jelly Belly Candy Company.
Yey! I am first. This is so cute, very adorable Val.
Okay, now that I have secured the first comment spot, I just want to add that this little corn candy painting is pure eye candy!
hey valerie
cute idea, and cute illustration! if they're short on food, they can always nibble on the house, lol.
thanks for stopping by at my blog!
yay! i'm fourth! (lucky ces!) and yay! a candy corn house so cute i wanna scoop it up and eat it.
hey, there's a little beetle in here...(chomp, chomp)and furniture, and (chomp) little throw rugs!
Not only do I love to come here to see what beautiful piece of real estate will be shown, I love the tunes that go with each house. You're such a treat to visit! I swear Val, I sit here with my arms crossed, sipping wine and bopping to the tunes that bring me back.
I think I'll bring my music back :)
You make beautiful gift tags! and the music playing in the background is truly a great treat su...su....su.....
Beautiful illo!
Such a fun and sweet illustration, lovely :)
Very cute illustration and it's fun to read a little candy history!
This is absolutely charming. Just delightful, Valerie!
Aww to cute!
Wouldn't that be a cute village. I'm going to go check under my couch now and see who's taken up residence!
What a wonderful wee house! And candy corn! One neat thing about getting older is that you suddenly remember something you hadn't thought about for years and candy corn is one of those things. I loved the stuff but have lived outside the States for so long I had encountered it for a long long time. Thanks for the happy memory.
So cute and delightful! Perfect little illustration for Halloween and this theme. Lovely and imaginative as always. =)
How SWEEEET! I will never look at candy corn in the same way again. What a unique idea too!
Oh, what a great idea! I wonder who lives inside?...
I love the vertical composition, and the colors. :)
Candy corn houses...hmmm. I like that idea. And of course, it's a Val sweet little house. This topic is making me hungry.
So cute! Painted sugar hut... for little SugarTown, sure, sure, sure..
I love the 3 striped colors and the shape is just perfecto!
Charming, charming! And Oh so yummy!
Have a great week sweet Valerie :)
a different 'look' this week, but equally as good.
Cute, cute, just in time for Halloween. I love candy corn don't you? Especially biting each color off starting at the top, one at a time. :) Have a great week Val!
Love it Val! Wish i could live in one too. Very informative post too!
This is lovely and I love the music that accompanies it!
I love it! Wonderful illustration and great story on candy corns. I LOVE candy corns.
Well! Your theory is a good reason to stop vacuuming, isn't it?! Neat illustration!
Your entries always make me smile :D
I love it, what a wonderful take on the topic and the season! Fantastic.
What a perfect sweetie!
Makes me want to go and buy a bag of 'em...
I would soon become homeless if I lived here, candy corn and jelly bellies are my all time fav-o-rites! I would literally eat myself out of house and home! Wonderful illo!
hehe, so original and cute! perfect combo of the theme and your little houses :)
I love your idea, I'm sure they do, who wouldn't want to live in such a sweet little house.
Oh, this little candy corn house is ADORABLE! I love it! You may be onto an idea for a book here...all the little houses critters make out of long lost Halloween candy! :) Thanks for making me smile!
Oh, BTW, have you mixed candy corn with peanuts??? Tastes just like a Payday candybar! :)
Yum! Interesting history! I have a problem with candy corn....once I start eating it, I can't stop!
Aw, man -- I mean, yay, I'm 37th! What a great, great illo! Now that's happiness right there. Candy corn is my daughter's favorite. And that SONG! How perfect is that!
I have an award for you over at my place. Have a great day. :)
Lovely illo packed with wonderful reminiscence. Joy & peace come naturally with your candid touch on this candy cottage.
That is the sweetest little house ever!!! It's so magical to think about a piece of candy corn being turned into a home in the insect world. I LOVE it! Interesting tidbits of candy corn information. So fun!!
I like your sweet little house and your sweet story as well,just image a candy village underground, wow!
DELIZIOSO :o)
I didn't have idea there is a National Candy Corn Day!.. it is a great excuse to go to the movie theater that day.. lol.. I don't know if bugs can do what you say.. but they will love to do it in the way you draw it.. =)
Su..su...su...sugary illustration and imagination too :)
In Argentina we don't know Candy Corns and every time I see them in photgraphs or illustrations I try to imagine how they would taste, they look so cute!
beautiful, what a lovely thought! :)
Too, too fun. I want a house like that! And I just LOVE candy corns. :)
Scrumptiously cute!
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I thought these both fit the topic well this week:©Kathleen Rietz
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Have a sweet weekend everyone!
She is a wonderfull character :) I'm a huge fan..as always a great cute and lovely work :)
oh I just love the little bird and the expression of the childrens faces..
I love these!!! they are so cute and just perfect for the theme this week!!!
Hugs and hope you have a sugary weekend...
I love her sweet expression. It's really wonderful!
These are some of my favorites of yours!! Too adorable Kate!
Super illustrations. The kingfisher is lovely and wonderful children characters, beautifully drawn as usual :)
Absolutely sugary both of them...
Such sweet little expressions of love.
Beautiful Katie!
Have a great week end :)
They are both adorable. I especially love the one with the mug.
What sweet illustration. Adorable child.
Just absolutely adorable. Really gorgeous illos and so appropriate.
Adorable and the first one made me think back to one of my first favourite books; I felt a deep kinship to the heroine and this little miss makes me think of her!
Darling pieces, oh yeah, those in the cookie too ;)
Glad you're still sharing your fine work with all of us.
Be well~
Awww, I remember these little gals! Love seeing them again, hee hee! Your characters are the sweetest things, always.
These are beautiful Kathleen! I just love the little Kingfisher.
Wonderful pieces Kate!
These are so adorable!!!!
ohhhh mannn!!! these are SO lovely, kate! love love the little green barettes and the fishie! wonderful discoveries! :))
Lovely and sweet little girl. :D
These are both super sweet!!! ;)Love your style!
Great choices for the word Kate! I love these :)
Wonderful!!! Cute and lovely :)
whoaaa.. I love the second drawing! The line is so loose and make a strong style.. :)
Sweet indeed! Love them both!
i love both :) especially that little bird!
so sweet and cute!!!
These are both gorgeous as always! x
they are perfect. I especially like the top one, with the funny situation and sweet little details like heart-shaped buttons.
Makes me wanna go bake some cookies! Yummy artwork!
Very sweet!
Both are wonderful, I love the colors, and especially their expressions, their eyes. Really beautiful, Kate!
She's sweet!
Oh my gosh, these are super sweet! I love them! I was just reading about how shy kingfishers are, too. Your little children are always such a delight.
Great sugary pictures Kate!
Really great! Thanks for sharing!
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Hey, I managed to crank an IF entry out, hoorah! This little image just popped into my head when I read the theme "packed". Don't know where he's traveling or why there wouldn't be any carrots there, but you never know, so you might as well go prepared.
brilliant idea! love it..
Love your image. What else could a bunny need? Nice bold lines and colors.
what a wonderful style… illustration fits the topic perfectly…
Oh, I love this one. :)
lol, awesome! looks as though he doesn't know what to do with all of those carrots. I'd be flabbergasted too with all that 'loot'.
lol, awesome! looks as though he doesn't know what to do with all of those carrots. I'd be flabbergasted too with all that 'loot'.
Wonderful illo! I love your bunny and your style! It's just perfect!
Your illustrations are great! I like this illo , good and nice idea
fantastic - great style, would love to know how you get that lovely texture in your line work - looks like a lino print but i am sure it is very cleverly done in photoshop. nice concept too.
Brilliant in it's simplicity! Reckon you are well on your way to being " celebrated and world - renowned"!
Great work, Sean! Excellent character and concept.
Impressive, awesome, as always Sean!!!
Adorable! A bunny can never have enough carrots! Very expressive and great technique, I love the look of woodcut...
I love the woodcut look, and the expression of determination on the bunny's face.
This one is very sweet. I like this rough style a lot.
Best wishes from Sweden.
It's perfect. The colors, the textures, the bunny, just perfect!
I really like your style...
the muted color palette and the woodcut line work...
And this is such a cute concept!
Love the bunny!
I love that this illustration has a scratchboard/watercolor feel. Very nice!!
haha I really like this. Your work makes me want to do some linocuts! :)
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I spend a lot of time with young children and am constantly amazed by how packed their head space is. Just today, from my 6 year old, I have had: How do wheelchair people get into bed? How many seconds until Christmas? Can we also eat the fire when we toast marshmellows? Does God mind if we kill flies?
Woow..she is really packed full of ideas :)
Wonderful! Great style and colors!
That's a great take on the illustration. Kids do ask some crazy questions. Mine asked me why do we need belly button for. Try answering that one. I think I tried to explain umbilical cords and that's how they were fed before they were born, but I gave up quickly when they looked so very confused.
Nice take on the topic. A really nice style too!
I really like this and yes, it's so true about children. If only we could be so open and curious!!
I like your illustration and your style! You're so right about children! The favourite word of my 7 years old is "why?" :)
Very nice, I love the textures!
I love the fact that I work with children. A few of my favourites:
Kid #1: "I have a UTI"
Kid #2: "What's that?"
Kid #1: A urinary trail infection
(To Me) "Please don't give me any orange juice. The acid just won't work for me. Do you have any cranberry juice on you? I think that would be best"
They were 6 years old.
I love your illustration - so full of detail, the linework particularly, is really well done. Glad I found your blog, will definitely be browsing around a bit :)
Beautiful! Beautiful!
Gorgeous! I love the colour palette! Also a nice spin on the topic - I definitely know how she feels!!
That's adorable! My little cousins are always asking a hundred questions... it's so funny :)
Very sweet illustration, plus I LOVE the comments! I teach art classes for pre-schoolers 2 days a week and they amaze me with their observations.
Those are pretty insightful questions, actually! Kids are so smart. (My boy doesn't talk yet, but I'm bracing myself!) Wonderful illo! Love the colors!
Beautiful handwriting, great patterns and layers! Very cute.
Who says thats the domain of 6 year olds? My head is like that all the time!
hahahha, this is so cute and sweet... really love the colors! :)
kids can sure ask the strangest questions!
Beautiful as always!
And such a wonderful take on the topic...
Thanks for your kind comment!
My 4 year old niece is the fount of all Knowledge!
Beautiful illust, fantastic line and colour as ever.
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It's all about finding the right balance
superb illustration.. really fun attention to detail..
This is just wonderful! I could look at is for hours. Such humour, and ingenuity. I love it.
Perfectly splendid, a wonderful contraption. Do you know the work of American Rube Goldberg? Not a direct relationship, but perhaps a cousin. Also reminds me of the ship on the giant's head in Time Bandits.
Always great! I love your illustration, it's really packed hehe
Wow, it keeps going and going and going. I love it. Well done.
This is amazing, love it.. :)
Wow!Love your illo! You really packed it! Great style! There are so many beautiful and fun details! My favourite part, the cutest creature, is that pig on the top! Awesome!
I absolutely LOVE this! You are such an awesome artist!!
Wonderful! I love things that make me smile!
but of course!
Is absolutely amazing! Fantastic!
your work is always amazing.
This is really cool- and TALL! Great work. Thanks for the comment:)
thanks all
Wow!how high...and how nice :)
great job.
That's awesome! It reminds of a bit of Shel Silverstein's wonderfully silly poems and drawings. I could just sit and study this...
a really nice work, congratulations and regards.
Rui Sousa
This really wins my prize of the week! It is wonderfully exaggerated, beautifully drawn, with the most appealing colours. I could look at it all day. Congratulations.
Hi, hi. Här kommer ditt manér verkligen till pass. Detaljer och pillerill i en väldigt rolig konstruktion som för mig blir någon lustig noaks ark på hjul. Snyggt jobbat!
This is so cool! It reminds me of Noah's Ark.
ummmmm...WOW ~ great piece
Wow, your work is always so amazing! I would love to see a video of you drawing, it would be great to see your process.
This is an incredible piece!
Almost like an ark... but with gnomes... and wheels! So much detail... Wonderful!
I enjoyed looking at all of your work... very impressive!
And,thanks for your kind comment, Mattias!
Boy is my face red!
It was not you but one of your admirers who gave me a comment...
But I AM so very happy that I somehow landed on your site!
Your work is phenomenal!
Agreed! did you draw this in a moleskine again?
Thanks all no this is made on watercolor paper
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So I'm all backed up on my illo friday images again.
My schedule is packed-- There's fall canning to be done, 1/4 of a living room floor to be sanded (still), homework to be checked-- and of course, fall students are sending papers.
Usually, all of this would be fine-- I would just squeeze in an image before bed. But right now, my writing is getting all the creative juice.I'm participating in jonowrimo, in which writers support each other in their writing goals. It began on Sept 15, and will end November 30th.
My goals were to complete revisions on my midgrade novel, "My Essay on Government Cheese", and to do all the research and outlining for another novel (YA with an emphasis on the A) that I've dubbed the Blackbird project.
I'm planning to have both of these goals accomplished by November first, at which point, I will switch on over to Nanowrimo and write the text for the Blackbird project.
I haven't been updating much here, though I've posted updates over on the jonowrimo community.
But I do miss my illustrating time, and once the pears are sauced and the grapes all juiced, I'll be back. Here's a little quiet space for resting your eyes, in the meanwhile.
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Remember Hildy? Well, she finally got fed up with her rooster-husband's (husband #3) philandering ways and gave him the boot; sent him packing. Turns out he'd been packed and ready to go for a good while, that old gigolo. Good riddance, Bust-a! So Hildy's single again…and looking.
Another ruffling of the feathers!!…so much for husband #3!
Can we expect to see Hildy singing the blues again?, or perhaps she's past this, deciding to wing it alone?!
If I were #3, I'd run too…seeing that mad hen expression…or perhaps it's the frying pan?, and a sudden fear (or threat?) of becoming Hildy's next meal (original?, or extra crispy?)
Awaiting the next chapter…
Fantastic funny cartoon, Paula!
Too funny!
Poor Hildy!!!!
ha ha ha ha ha ha. She sent him packing didn't she. I love this! Very funny illustration as well. I really like this a lot!
I like your chickens…
When Hildy ain't happy… NObody's happy…
Why does she bother with them!
He had it coming.
Poor Hildy… she falls so hard, and so fast!!!
hahaha. Excellent, hilarious!!!
I love it! It's like an episode of 'cops' only with chickens… the undershirt is a nice touch. Excellent colors and characters as always.
Hey thanks, everybody! Hildy is one of my favorite characters, so it was nice to reprise her.
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Hmm, what should I bring?
Dedicated to all of my friends who celebrating the 'mudik' time for celebrating Idul Fitri in their home :)
Happy journey, stay safe, selamat Lebaran!!
Wonderful watercolor work!
A lovely illustration
Lovely watercolor and the color is beautiful!
excellent! i love it :)
Wow, he even has a bicycle in there!! Wonderful illo!
I love the picture, and the colors an the city in the distance!
Great illustration! Love the draw and the composition!
oh I LOVE this!! The colors are wonderful and I really like the fact that all the things in the bag are shades of blue. :o)
Fantastic work, really a lovely illustration!
a lovely response..
This is a really beautiful piece. I love the way you rendered the sky and the colors are just fantastic. Wonderful!
What a beautiful image Eugenia! I really like your watercolor style!
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I love this! This is so me. I wouldn't be able to just take one or two things with me. Beautiful work.
Hee hee, this looks like me when I go on a trip! Love the colors and the composition on this and of course, your wonderful style.
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Unbelievable! I actually had a few minutes last night, so I thought I'd just play around with the theme. The word "packed" made me think of going places with kids...and all of the "stuff" that goes along with them. I ended up doing something that I actually liked!
Of course, it's only a pencil sketch - no color, no polish. But, that's one of the things I like about it - I didn't take the time to get all fussy about it. So, here it is - as is. I call it "Goin' to Grandma's."
Hmmm, it's really nice drawing!
I like it. Good sketch
Spontaneity is always great! I always love the beauty of plain graphite on paper...it gets too little credit. Great job!
very nice drawing, I love the softness and the obvious story that goes along with it!Did that myself once-made it a quarter down the block before my mom brought me back!
It's a great sketch, lots of character.
I sometimes enjoy just drawing whatever comes out without thinking about it too much. Sometimes I don't like the result, but it helps me mentally to get back to a structured project. I love all the details of the boy. Beautiful drawing!
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Here are examples of "cliques"....these 3 pencil illustrations were educational illustrations I did for a publisher earlier this year.
Please also take a look at the last illustration...I just recieved this catalog image sample of the book cover I illustrated for the Soundprints book "Little Black Ant on Park Street"!!! This is the book that will be sold through the Smithsonian Institution. I am thrilled. I worked all weekend on the thumbnails for the inside illustrations. I am trying to get a file of the entire cover layout, since the illustration actually wraps around the front and back cover.
All of these illustrations showcase my "soft realistic" style. I am also working on a book in my "whimsical" style, which many of you are probably more familiar with. I will post illustratiosn from that upcoming book, too, as soon as I am able.
"Little Black Ant on Park Street" will be released in the spring of 2009, published by Soundprints.
Hey! Great work! I really like
your style - especially the
soft pencil ones!:)
Wow! how exciting Kate!!! I love the cover of the ant book is really eye-catching. And your realistic soft style pieces are lovely :o)
Hey Kate, I always like to visit your blog! Your newest works are really excellent!
You are such a multi-talented artist! They all look great.
Wishing you much success from Texas!
great style. Congratulations!
Hey, these are great cliques! Your soft realistic side is exceptional. And what a great ant! He really pops out of the cover.
Hi Kate, I do like your 'soft' style, it's so warm and pleasing to the eye!
The book cover looks fantastic, you must be so proud!x
Love the soft quality of these pieces. Fabulous illustartions :)
Kate, this is so exciting!! I just love all of your illustrations!
I LOVE your pencil illustrations. Its got that wonderfully inviting feeling. I especially love the Asian family eating hot pot :-)
The Black Ant book looks great too. congrats! Woohoo!
The pencil illustrations are fantastic. You are incredibly talented! Congrats on the new book Kate. :)
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Its a busy week (what else is new), so I haven't gotten this colored, yet. Hopefully before Friday.
I think it's really nice uncolored, actually. You've really captured these young girl's styles and attitudes well. Nice!
it is really nice. the third girl in reminds me of my niece. i really like it in black and white so i can't wait to see it in color
beautiful and sweet
Love these little girls!
What I great drawing! They have such personality
Oh my, this is the cutest clique I've ever seen!!
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Always good to read lables to see what kind of nutrients are packed into your food.
(This is another educational illustration I drew for a client earlier this year. About half of my work is this type. It certainly helps to pay the bills and I must admit that sometimes it is fun to work in graphite.)
You do such nice work :) the detail is great on this one.
It IS a great educational tool. so nicely done as always.
You achieve such depth and form in your pencil work... always impressed :)
Very beautifully handled graphite, too!
I can tell you had so much fun doing this. It's just a great illustration. This is every new mom in the baby isle in the supermarket . I love it! Fabulous illustration.
I really like this illustration! Nice work :)
Your pencil work is so fantastic! I really admire it. There is so much detail in this piece ... wow! Thanks for sharing!
i love good 'ol pencil drawings! this is lovely!
I'm starting to work on a graphite section for my portfolio. I am finding that I really enjoy it!
I love this illustration! You do a great job with pencil!
Great graphite work, it is people like you who give me hope that I, too, one day will be able to draw as well as you do.
Beautiful Kate!! You are so incredibly talented.
I really love the softness of this piece.
Oh, your full cover below is amazing!! I can't wait to see the other book you're working on too. I'm so happy for you buddy!! ;)
Fantastic job Kate! Beautifully done.
Incredible Kate!!
I think your 'sketches' are always my favourites, nice piece.
Any style you work in is just right!
perfect. so much to say without color...and you speak it beautifully, kate. :))
I LOVE YOUR WORK! Yes, I'm shouting...it's just wonderful what you do with line and shading! I can't say enough wonderful things about it! It's a continual pleasure to visit.
very nice graphite work Kathleen!
I LOVE this piece! (I'm also crazy over great food drawings.) This style reminds me of when I was young...reading chapter books and having illustrations inside similar to this. Its such a warm style. Love it!
This looks wonderful!
Love your detail... wow ...Cool...
Hi Kate!!!
this is a wonderful illustration...so much detail and so perfect for the theme this week!
the grey tones are nice
I like the subtle value difference in the figure compared to the background...nice effect...
Beautiful!!! Always a fan of pencilwork. Make sure she checks which country the milk is from, too.
very nicely done, kate!
Nice drawing!! Loving your moleskin stuff. Did I tell you about the moleskin exchange I'm a part of? It's listed as one of my blogs... :-)
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"A woman can never be too packed with shopping bags!". Laugh. Well that's kind of absurd, and not very deep. But hey it fit's with today's Illustration Friday theme "packed"! For all fashionistas out there, the stylish fashion blog www.almostpacked.com also inspired me to post this inspiration card for this week's Illustration Friday theme.
I created this illustration for German magazine LISA, to an article that was wondering if shopping is in a woman's genes. How superficial. Of ourse it's not. Right?
Laugh. Have a great, happy weekend everyone!
Awesome illo- love it. Your work is so well designed and never overworked. I think it has a slight retro quality too- l love that. How's business in Europe???
oh what a wonderful piece ...and you're so right about the shopping bags...never enough! hehehehe
love your style...
have a wonderful weekend!!!!
What a fantastic illustration! If I owned a mall or something I would definitely want this lady to represent it!
Perfect, you're always spot on!
Beautiful illustration Mama! You know how much I love pink so this is a treat! I really like it a lot. Great work.
Femme fatale...packed...how original, I love her expression!
Great work! Nicely executed.
I agree with Scott - your work is never overworked - just right, always. And I love your vector lines but soft color variation in the cheek blush - really draws one into the face.
Shopping in our genes? I think it stems from women feeling empowered when they shop, but then I'm from an older generation...
Nicely done!
Fantastic illustration. I love the pink and sassy look on her face. Great work.
Beautiful illo! So stylish! I always enjoy seeing your new work!
And it's always wonderful!
LOVE the pink! I want to be her, ha ha ha!!
How do you type a catcall whistle? She's beautiful, and I love the cheesecake pose. :) I'm all for retail therapy.
I've read that men like to shop, too, but their style is different. They have a target, they seek, obtain, and get out. Like hunting. Women like to forage. Anyway, that's just what I read....
hahah, Bella, thanks!
My boyfriend says exactly what you write - that he knows exactly what to buy before he buys it, then is in and out. Often even buys the same shoes over and over again if they fit well. Boy I'm different! As much as we don't like to be categorized, I have to admit there are some typical traits in men and women. Lol!
hehe...modern hunter gatherer behavior! Or something...
You are quite the knock out with those lines! Strategically simple and well balanced!
What a fine illustration! definitively love it.
Amazing! I love your style and the way you draw women, very nice!!
very nicely done!
Heehee, this lady in pink definitely in a shopping mood! Nice and sweet illustration!
I love this one! You have a great style, I really enjoyed looking through your blog!
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Aaw! love the colors! It's so nice and sweet! :)
awwwwwww!!!! the lil hedgehog! soooo cute and i love their lil procession, a! :))
Oh this is so lovely and sweet! I love it!
That is one prepared bunny!!! Your colors a so clear and lovely...beautiful illo.
What a sweet bunch of characters! Just lovely!
Hermosa ilustración Alicia! Muy delicado tratamiento
Brilliant image as always :)
I want to go along !
Thank you so much girls! Oh and you too Juan! ;o)
Adorable! I absolutely love this!
hummm, to tell you the truth, yes! Thats what mother's for heehee
marvelous...on their way to journey!
So, so sweet! Love the colours and the characters - they're all irresistible!
Hey, are they off to the beach to meet my lot? :o) It is going to be crowded there!
Lovely image as always Alicia, your work makes me smile.
LOL - totally awesome illo Alicia. your work always makes me smile. :)
i've been such a slacker blogger - but i thought you'd appreciate the recent post on my greyhound - i went to a local park the other week where there was a greyhound get together - there must have been close to 100 greyhounds! about 20 up for adoption - and one of the greyhounds up for adoption had been rescued in some remote area in Venezuela! there was even a whippet there (so small next to the greyhounds!) that looked a lot like Nina. :)
Thank you everyone!
June yes they are planning on meeting with your lovely family of bunnies! :o)
I love them. I am dying to see your book!
Hi Sherre!! Thanks for sharing this, I'll be right over to see the post! :o)
This is very cute!!
This is one of my very favorite illustrations of your Alicia!
Super cute-- really love the hedgehog. Please tell Chiqui she gets a free hug.
Thanks Alina!
Thank you Kate, I'm glad you like it! :o)
Hahaha ok Eric, I'll send the message ;o)
Just lovely, what a fun and friendly looking group. Lovely artwork (and such a tidy work area - above post - I'm too ashamed to show mine!) :)
So very lovely!! What cute characters, off for a day of fun. I'm not much of a packrat, but I sure FEEL like Pepito whenever I have to travel with the kids.
Alicia this is so adorable, a lovely procession.. :)
Thank you Bee, Bella and Kathy! :o)
How sweet your work is!!! Love the colours, so nice :)
This piece is so sweet, it brings a smile to my face. Great illustration!
Heee, isn't that just like a bunny? Soooo adorable!
Dang, sorry I missed the book giveaway, but did I tell you I finally got the one I pre-ordered. It is so awesome, I treasure it!
Thank you flower girl and Joanie!
Oh you did Linda?! That is wonderful.. I'm so glad you feel that way!! I know that some day I'll have a super funny, witty and irresistibly cute bunny book in my bookshelf illustrated by you! :o)
Beautiful work!
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Extremely adorable and sweet! Lovely line work, too!
very nice work--love the line
Muy buen dibujo Juana!
Tiene buena pinta ¿Lo vas a colorear?
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Updated: 09/11/2014 - The official, speaking to the AP on condition of anonymity because of the ongoing investigation, says the NFL never followed up. The person can't confirm if anyone at the NFL watched the video.
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Posted: 09/07/2014 - Atlanta Hawks co-owner Bruce Levenson says he is selling his controlling interest in the team, in part due to an inflammatory email he says he wrote in an attempt "to bridge Atlanta's racial sports divide."
Posted: 09/06/2014 - Brad Keselowski routed the field Saturday night for his fourth win of the season, a victory that gives him the top seed in NASCAR's Chase for the Sprint Cup championship.
Posted: 09/06/2014 - Billy Horschel made a 32-foot birdie putt Saturday to close out a 7-under 63 and take a three-shot lead over Ryan Palmer into the final round of the BMW Championship.
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I only have the powder to follow this thing down to $17.50. For christ's sake!
Sentiment: Hold
I think there are all kinds of fears and lack of undertandings driving these shares and the sector lower. This feels very similar to my purchases of bonds in '08 and '09. It's not uncommon for a new issue to be taken to the wood shed. My senior loan funds are getting wacked today as well. Apparently some people who have been published on Seeking Alpha and Motley Fool have just figured out QE3 lowers interest rates and mReits make most of their income from interest. Wellington over at Annaly sealed her company's shares fate by announcing that if Obama won times would be more difficult for at least her company. While her company's latest quarter performance was lagging, others like WMC did well. Tale of two different management teams. It's possible NLY stock is holding up better because of its buyback. That said, however, if I was an Annaly shareholder I would prefer a management change or a liquidation. At this point mReits seem to be pricing in some kind of a catastrophe - higher or lower interest rates - neither of which can really occur unless there is an event like the fiscal cliff or Ben does something mindless like paying people to borrow.
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EAST LANSING (AP) Ś Michigan State coach Mark Dantonio figures his Spartans could benefit from a road trip not many teams would agree to.
On Saturday, the 11th-ranked Spartans will play at Central Michigan. ItÆs the type of game Mid-American Conference schools rarely have a chance to host, but Michigan State is playing it as part of a decade-long series with three in-state opponents.
ōI sort of shrugged my shoulders when this was thrown out there,ö Dantonio said. ōWe get an opportunity to do something for the state of Michigan, which is what weÆve always tried to do here as people and as individuals.ö
Michigan State is playing a ōCelebrate the Stateö series of 12 games total against Central Michigan, Western Michigan and Eastern Michigan from 2011-2020. By the time that span is over, the Spartans will have played a road game against each of those teams.
Michigan State edged Boise State 17-13 in its season opener. Now the Spartans head on the road for the first time, although the journey from East Lansing to Mount Pleasant doesnÆt figure to be a grueling one.
ōIf weÆre going to play an away game, IÆd rather play 60 miles up the road in state and make that our first away game of the season with the new quarterback,ö Dantonio said. ōI would imagine there would be a lot of Spartan fans up there as well.ö
Michigan StateÆs Andrew Maxwell threw three interceptions last week in his first start after replacing Kirk Cousins at quarterback. The Spartans overcame Boise State thanks to running back LeÆVeon Bell, who ran for 210 yards on 44 carries behind an experienced offensive line.
The Michigan State defense was pretty much as advertised, not allowing an offensive touchdown against the Broncos. ThatÆs what Central Michigan (1-0) is up against in this unique opportunity.
ōAs somebody from campus told me ... this will be the biggest event on campus Ś maybe ever,ö Chippewas coach Dan Enos said. ōI think itÆs going to be a wonderful environment.ö
Enos played at Michigan State from 1987-90, and he was a two-year starter at quarterback. More recently, he was an assistant there under Dantonio before taking over at Central Michigan.
ōYou want him to do well. You want Central Michigan to do well, but you have to take care of business on your side, so obviously you want to win,ö Dantonio said. ōBut when you get to games like this, you line up, you play, you get your football teams ready, and you respect who they are and you play on. ItÆs one week, one day.ö
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Michigan State, on the other hand, beat Boise State despite a number of mistakes, including four turnovers. This will be a chance to clean up some of those errors Ś and yes, thereÆs some pride on the line against a neighboring school.
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Gunmen wound Palestinian lawmaker outside his home
A Palestinian lawmaker was shot twice in the leg by assailants as he returned to his home early Sunday, adding to a recent wave of violence and lawlessness in a town once seen as a Palestinian model of law and order.
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A Palestinian lawmaker was shot twice in the leg by assailants as he returned to his home early Sunday, adding to a recent wave of violence and lawlessness in a town once seen as a Palestinian model of law and order.
Lawmaker Shami al-Shami said he was shot as he got out of his car about 1:30 a.m. He said eight bullets were fired at him, including one that hit the side mirror as he opened the car door. He said he ran for cover and then noticed he had been hit twice in the right thigh.
Al-Shami, a member of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah movement, said he did not know why he was targeted and that he did not recognize the assailants.
But the violence may have been linked to a growing crackdown by Abbas' forces on armed gangs in Jenin.
Jenin, located in the northern West Bank, was the scene of some of the worst violence during the second Palestinian uprising in the early 2000s. In addition to experiencing frequent clashes between Israeli forces and Palestinian militants, the town was largely ruled by armed gangs that openly patrolled its streets and alleyways.
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Tags: 7th Dragon 2020-II, PSP, Screenshots
Sega Turned Roppongi Into A Dungeon For 7th Dragon 2020-II
Published on January 25, 2013
Written by: Sato
Sega revealed new characters found in 7th Dragon 2020-II including more details about the character creation system.
Players will be part of a group known as Murakumo. They're an organization full of talented youths, tasked with several missions to ensure the safety of Japan. Their mission is to take out the Dragons terrorizing the nation.
Meet Emel. She's originally from America, where she led their fight against Dragons. She currently resides in Tokyo to help out Murakumo, but her role is still unknown.
Character creation allows players to pick out of 14 different looks, 6 classes and 40 different voices.
With a total of up to 5,040 different combinations, players can make characters to their liking. The classes are: Samurai, Trickster, Destroyer, Psychic, Hacker and Idol.
The color variations also allows players to further customize their characters with their own unique touch.
Male and female Lushe characters can also be made through character creation.
Here's a male Lushe as a Samurai class.
And a female Lushe as a Psychic.
The corroded Roppongi tower is a dungeon and also the dragon's layer. The place is swarming with monsters waiting to sink their teeth into our heroes.
We've recently reported that Miku will be singing 7th Dragon 2020-II's main theme, She'll also be making an NPC appearance in the game as Hatsune Miku TYPE 2021. Hatsune Miku will allow players to change the background music through the DIVA Mode feature.
Here's a look at Miku's latest adorable look:
7th Dragon 2020-II will be coming out for PSP on April 18th, 2013.
http://wiredjungle.wordpress.com/ DrakosAmatras
New dungeons, new enemies, new Skills, new class, new portraits, color swaps… I don't have enough squee to described this. Although: Come on, designers; men can look good with big, fluffy Kemonomimi too; don't be stingy.
I wonder where the Lushe race comes into the picture though. I guess I might have to go back to the original DS game at one point, after all; even if I'm not a fan of its upgrade system…
Didn't recognize Emel at first, since she looks so different from the last game, but the hair color was sort of a hint, I guess.
The system wasn't as punishing as it sounds really. A little advanced planning and knowing what you wanted at the start when it came to the type of set-ups you wanted for the classes due to them having three different main styles each.
It got easier when you were able to buy the beads later on which reset skills at the cost of resetting you levels by five. Leveling still was a drag unless you got lucky and ran into a seed (but they're runners).
http://wiredjungle.wordpress.com/ DrakosAmatras
Seeds are notorious runners in 7D20 too; I try not to count on rewards from them as a rule of thumb, at least from early- to mid-game.
Regarding the builds: See, that's the thing. I vastly prefer the SP-based open approach of the 2020 series because you're not potentially penalized for picking the "wrong" setup. It allows players to pick up the game without having to learn and plan for things that are yet to come, and allows tons of experimentation without penalty. While being able to reset the points in the original is a relief, losing five levels is still essentially throwing away the time and effort that went into those five levels; as opposed to 7D20 not touching a character's SP pool whatsoever. This is also something I didn't particularly enjoy of Etrian Odyssey's formula. That said, I guess I'll go for at least one run, in hopes of knowing the story.
You'll be surprised at certain NPCs you met in 2020 who were in the first game and their roles within it for sure. First game was a total blast really. Only real flaw was lack of second save file…
I've yet to play 2020 myself (waiting for my copy to come in the mail) but if you do get ur hands on the first game and wanna run a Rouge in your party, sacrifice your first seven SP and pump their Footwork Mastery to three, their SPD Bonus to three and put one point into the Footwork skill: "Replace First".
This skills works WONDERS against Dragons/tough enemies and the chance you run into a Seed (as the Rouge gives up their turn to let another slower harder hitting party member have the highest attack priority.)
http://wiredjungle.wordpress.com/ DrakosAmatras
Hm. Good synergy between classes and their skills is another part of what I enjoyed about 7D20, so if 7D has that too, it would be fun.
7D was produced by Kazuya Niinou, producer of the original Etrian Odyssey. It has class synergies like you won't believe. IMO, 7D is the better game overall.
http://wiredjungle.wordpress.com/ DrakosAmatras
I know about him (a bit). He was also involved in 2020, but probably not this one, since he moved to Square Enix a while back. Not that I'm worried about this game, since a solid formula has been established already.
Mrgrgr and Unacceptable World
A comment on 7th Dragon without you will make me sad lol.^_^
Keep going with the enthuaist.
http://wiredjungle.wordpress.com/ DrakosAmatras
Well, I can only keep going as far as Sega is willing to make more of them. Although here's hoping they do so for even if just a bit more.
http://www.facebook.com/people/Dylan-Ng/100000854638739 Dylan Ng
How Emel look like in 2020? Is there a place where there official art of all character frm 2020?
http://wiredjungle.wordpress.com/ DrakosAmatras
Not that I know of, but remember that lady in light maroon suit working for the US President? That's her.
http://www.facebook.com/people/Dylan-Ng/100000854638739 Dylan Ng
http://wiredjungle.wordpress.com/ DrakosAmatras
I don't know the details, but near the end of the story, she kinda shrunk.
…Stop looking at me like that. I'm just relaying what I saw.
http://www.facebook.com/people/Dylan-Ng/100000854638739 Dylan Ng
*whistles* Can't wait to see all the color combinations for the character designs but I also can't wait to see how the Rushe fall into this!
shut and take my money!!!!
It looks so cool and pretty and fun. Guess I better be ready to import it. ;u;
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"Sigh" Game looks beautiful as always =)
Mrgrgr and Unacceptable World
Miku just as beauty and cute as usuall.
http://amc9988.deviantart.com/ amc99
Gahhh all the news about this game make my heart about to burst..!
SEGAAAA Don't tease my fragile heart anymore!!!!
When I first looked at Emel, I thought she is a younger version of Traiya Scott (SRW Z2), lol.
http://www.facebook.com/people/Dylan-Ng/100000854638739 Dylan Ng
So sad this will never get to cross the sea in english ;A;
What the heck is a Lushe? Male Lushe is a elf where female Lushe is a nekomimi? WAT
Destroyer with a pink punk hair lol. The colour variation looks like fun XD
That's just the Rushe genetics really. They first appeared in the first game (the one on the DS) and had their own nation which you were able to travel to later in the game. There was a couple of sub-quests relating to their history (a took a lot of backtracking) but Japanese isn't my strong point (that kanji…)
Of course like a few other places, you had to learn the Rushe language or you wouldn't get what they were saying. Which is why I'm so curious as to see how they fall into place in this one.
all this new stuff pure wootness stilling going with samurai but i might just try the idol class for the fun cant wait for it to come out
Who's ass do I have to kiss to get this localized?
http://www.facebook.com/people/Dylan-Ng/100000854638739 Dylan Ng
My best bet: ATLUS/XSEED (If Sega let them handle the localization)
What is this game series and how can I get into it?


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Were you ever picked on as a child for having to wear eyeglasses? Fear not, for there is room for them in the world of fashion like you would never believe.
Eyeglasses, in their most primitive form, were brought into use nearly eight centuries ago and, as time has passed, have been used for a variety of purposes; corrective and protective purposes dominating.
With advances in technology ever progressing, eyeglass lenses have managed to alleviate stress placed on the eyes by myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism, and--when used in sunglasses--even protect the eyes from bright light and promote better vision during the day.
While eyeglasses can hardly be considered perfect (their extended use does, after all, prevent the eyes from healing on their own and, thus, creates a dependency), it is safe to assume that--with the power of eyeglass lenses increasing at, what seems like, a never-ending rate--eyeglasses, and their effectiveness, will only continue to improve.
With eyeglasses already used for corrective and protective purposes, what--if they are to improve--will be the next great service that they provide? In a world heavily influenced, in part, by fashion, eyeglasses have already begun to serve as more than a practical utility; they are fashionable.
The use of non-prescription or "fake" eyeglasses as a fashion accessory is a strange, yet existing, phenomenon. Once upon a time, having to wear eyeglasses--along with braces--afforded you the luxury of sitting at a table by yourself in secondary school during lunch; wear eyeglasses today, however, and you achieve the "
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" look (braces have not quite made it there yet). For those eyeglass-wearers reading; think it is too good to be true? Think again.
Founder and Chief Editor, W. David Marx, of
--a Tokyo-based blog dedicated to eradicating the false beliefs of Japanese culture--recently posted an article entitled, "On Fake Glasses in Japan," discussing the strange fashion trend of wearing non-prescription eyeglasses. But wait, there's more. The fake eyeglasses that have found their way into the everyday fashion of many Japanese girls are not only non-prescription, but they even lack lenses! And no, these lensless eyeglasses are not to be confused with
Pinhole glasses
; the eyeglasses in question have no medicinal value, whatsoever.
"The lens-less frames are apparently an Asia-wide trend," said Marx, but, at the end of the day, are nothing more than mere costume. "
Fashion in Japan
is explicitly costume," Marx explained, and "extreme costume, rather than natural aspect of their daily lives, marks the affiliation."
It is for that reason Marx believes that--while they are suitable for Asian culture--the lensless eyeglasses simply would not work in the Western world. According to Marx, fashion in Western culture is about effortlessly being fashionable, because trying to be fashionable is not "cool."
If an American
were to wear a pair of non-prescription eyeglasses, Marx said that he or she could defend the use in a number of ways, from medicinal purpose to receiving the eyeglasses as a hand-me-down, thus, maintaining a nonchalant attitude towards fashion. If that same American hipster, however, wore lensless glasses, Marx stated that "the wearer absolutely, positively woke up that morning and said, 'today I will wear a pair of giant glasses with no lenses to be fashionable because I am trying to be fashionable,'" and it will be evident to everyone who notices.
But would someone who defines him or herself as an "American hipster" (or even someone who does not) agree with Marx's "matter-of-fact" tone? It does not seem that way.
Shelby Quinters, a
Graytown, TX
resident and undergraduate student at
Baylor University
, started wearing non-prescription glasses well before they became a fashion trend and intends to continue doing so should they lose their mainstream appeal.
"I basically do my own thing when it comes to fashion, although I am one to follow trends from time to time," said Quinters. "I have been wearing the glasses prior to the mainstream influence, so I probably won't stop wearing them."
Quinters, who describes herself as shy, likes to wear the glasses because they serve as a barrier of sorts.
"I don't like people to be able to look me in the eye; I'm really shy, so they kind of make me feel more confident."
When asked if she would ever consider jumping on the bandwagon trend in Asia and donning a pair lensless eyeglasses, she was not keen on the idea.
"No, I don't like lensless glasses. That would take away from what I like about the glasses."
Quinters is not alone in her habit of wearing non-prescription glasses; a fellow college mate of hers also wears them.
Freddy Rosas, a San Antonio, TX resident and fellow Baylor University undergraduate student, admits to wearing non-prescription glasses for fashion purposes.
"I punch out the lenses in my 3D glasses all of the time," said Rosas who, might unknowingly, be following a popular Asian trend. What would W.David Marx have to say to Rosas if he were aware of this, I wonder.
Eyeglasses and sunglasses alike have--without a doubt--become fashion accessories. Whether for the purpose of correcting vision, overcoming shyness or to simply be part of the latest fad, they play a heavy role in how people go about coordinating fashion in their daily lives. Whether or not lensless eyeglasses will ever rise to the popularity that they already have in Asia in the Western world is unknown, but one thing is certain: they, along with non-prescription eyeglasses, do not serve as the technological advances that are going to make your vision any better.
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The question now is if this backward compatibility issue, spawned by a software program handling PS2 conversion instead of a hardware chip, would rear its ugly head for future PS3 owners in the U.S.? 1UP went ahead and asked the question and they were told, "We have no announcement ... at this time." Um, that's not a "No." Where's the "No?" Let's hope that Sony at least makes an announcement about the conversion, or gets their software up to the 98 percent compatibility like the current PS3 model, before they leave backward compatibility behind like a high school girlfriend after prom.
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