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May 7th, 2006 #1
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these are nice sketches. I like the quality of your line.
May 8th, 2006 #3
Thanks man. Let's throw in some more:
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May 9th, 2006 #4
Et hop!
Aborted CHOW project. For the Egyptian Lich Theme
Inspired by Michael Moorcock. Same for the hawk-guy in the previous post.
Just some designs that've been hanging around a long time. I'm bad at letting go of old concepts, always keep reworking 'em.
Bunch of thumbnails and sketches for an illustration i'm planning on doing someday.
May 9th, 2006 #5
Nice sketches, characters and thumbs.
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May 9th, 2006 #6
I like the direction of the hefty mermaid, siren. Feels more naturalistic underwater.
May 11th, 2006 #7
Poise: Thank you very much.
Bowlin: You mean it feels like she's floating? Must be the arms i think.
SOme more random stuff (beware of the tits):
This one's crap i know.
May 14th, 2006 #8
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Great sketchbook, lovely loose lines. I really like the woman in the green cloak, great colour choices.
What can I say? I'd love to see more .
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May 14th, 2006 #10
Brilliant start to a SB, you got anymore superhero sketches? The sketches of the women were also really good. I'll keep my eyes open for updates!
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May 16th, 2006 #11
Flatliner@ Thanks, here's some more for you.
Zanconato@ Not at the moment, but i just might revisit them.
Okay, as i said: here's some more old crap that's been festering on my hard disk:
May 19th, 2006 #12
That's about all the old (and slightly newer) crap from my harddisk. Now to make some more
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wow there are some really good looking female bodies here. i like the black kind a vampire lady with the mask , really inspiring. the last one n0. 4 also really one of my favs, by the way do you like kinda castlevania?- i do´nt know but somehow i´ve get that feeling here...
ps: i´ll definitly visit this again , so keep up the good work and if you would do some more male studies liek that good ones with the womans it would be more interesting
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May 24th, 2006 #15
I like the girl with the green hair a lot, and that page with a bunch of female bodies (May 11th) is really great!
Good stuff overall
May 25th, 2006 #16Guest
Nice work like the women sketchs thats what i should be doing a lot more sketchs. Hmm Sketchs for my sketchbook it kinda makes sense when you think about it.
May 29th, 2006 #17
John T: Glad you like it. Now if i could only get the cloak right...
goblinshark: Yeah i should definitely do more male anatomy. Maybe if i do some spidermans stuff. Got inspired when i saw Marko's thread. I never played Castlevania, but i do like the artist who does most of the artwork for those games. Her (his?) name slips my mind right now..
entdroid: If you can guess the name of miss greenhair and the game she plays in i'll buy a beer!
Mitze: That does make a lot of sense.
Okay, here's some more. Kinda scraping the barrel here ...
May 29th, 2006 #18
You have a real beautiful looseness to your lines, and your concepts (especially clothing) are inspiring! Maybe you could tighten your pieces up more without loosing the loose quality?
Thanks for the comments on my sketchbook too, btw. =)
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June 12th, 2006 #19
MMM havent been here before Im really enjoying the ride, keep posting!
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June 12th, 2006 #20
hey walnut!!
can't belive I havn't commented on this one yet.
love the way you sketch and very nice digitals. the designs look amazing too, I've been studying some of them alot
very inspiring, plz post more!
oh, btw would love it if you would crit my sb
June 21st, 2006 #21
Thanks for the comments all. here are some pictures i've been reworking, ranging from slightly to very problematic. any pointers are always welcome. Or do i post them in the WIP section for that? Mostly halfnaked damsels, sorry about that, but i've got a dragon and a reject COW concept too. Enjooyyy!
June 21st, 2006 #22
Nice studies...
I think I m gonna dedicate my day to these kind of figure studies =)
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June 21st, 2006 #23
Hi, you've got some really nice stuff going on here.
Love the last lot. You've got some good variation in colours and compostion going on.
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July 15th, 2006 #24
A belated thanks for the comments. Sorry to keep people waiting *cough* but here's a bit more. The plant study is from life, the faerie is more a colour study than anatomy (painfully obvious) and the two sword elf isn't my idea. AAnd the faces were part done for CHOW#33. That should be sufficient clarification. Until next time.
July 17th, 2006 #25
Nice sketches and thumbnails, I really like your sketches very energetic full of life.
July 20th, 2006 #26
Really nice women! Great variety of drawing styles and body types. I also like your reptilian quadrupeds, that painting with the girl and the green tendrilled monster, and your portal opener.
July 26th, 2006 #27
Your imagination is glorious. These character designs are amazing. The vulture guy and the Jackal guy are really cool. So is the Space man.
The energetic way that you paint the female form is true artistry! That expressiveness is what art is all about I think.
September 9th, 2006 #28
Lovely! Keep on!
September 9th, 2006 #29
Your line/brushwork is very nice. Good colors too.
Keep it up!
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September 11th, 2006 #30
Impressive. You really have come a long way from the first post, a big improvement, BIG I tell you!!!
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Tracing the hunt for a fugitive black accused of killing a white woman, The Tracker jostles its protagonistsa scout (Gulpilil), a hoary conscript, a pure-fascist leader, and a ukulele-strumming recruitwith a miserable horse ride into barren earth pocked with genocidal reminders. Dutch director Rolf de Heer relies on paintings and appliquéd songs to drive his Brechtian points home. Though the film is set in 1922, the soundtrack fades out of period and into the dusty tremolo of aboriginal singer Archie Roach, who functions as an oblique narrator on the slow-rocking blues score. As omnipresent flies buzz around the haplessly caricatured whites, Gulpilil eventually strikes back, unknotting his character's contradictions while also being the subtlest actor of the bunch.
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The study included 1,601 compulsive gamblers who, between 2001 and 2003, asked to be banned from Missouri casinos. On average, those age 55 and older had gambled for 17 years before "self-exclusion," more than twice the length of time reported by younger gamblers.
Gamblers of all ages cited gaining control, needing help, and hitting rock bottom as their primary reasons for seeking self-exclusion. But 14 percent of older gamblers said they sought help because they wanted to prevent themselves from committing suicide. That's a far higher rate than in any other age group, the study found.
"This is particularly troubling because, irrespective of age, problem gamblers have reported rates of suicidal ideation and/or attempts as high as six times those found in the general population," researcher Lia Nower, of the Rutgers University Center for Gambling Studies, said in an American Psychological Association news release.
The study also found that older adults are more likely than younger adults to prefer non-strategic games such as slot machines, video poker and lottery tickets. These preferences may hasten the onset of gambling problems, the researchers said.
Older adults in the study began gambling at a significantly later age.
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South Korean Firm Receives First Order for Cloned Dog
Booger, a dead Pit Bull owned by Bernann McKunney, may be brought back to life, or at least, "re-birthed." McKunney, who is from California, has put in an order with RNL Bio in South Korea to have her dog cloned.
This is the company's first "commercial order", and it is costing McKunney $150,000. She was incredibly attached to Booger, due to the fact that he saved her life following an attack where another dog bit her arm off.
Prior to Booger's death a year and a half ago, McKunney gave RNL Bio preserved ear tissue from her dog. The cloning work will be completed by a team from Seoul National University.
The leader of the team, Professor Le Byeong-chun, was on the team which cloned the first dog two years ago. That particular dog was an Afghan Hound named Snuppy, and cloning has continued since, with more dogs as well as grey wolves.
According to RNL Bio's marketing director, Cho Seong-ryul, one fourth of all surrogate mother dogs produce puppies. Even at the high price of cloning, there are plenty of people who want their pets cloned. More pet orders are expected, and eventually, Seong-ryul says that the cost may come down to less than $50,000 "" much more affordable "" due to cloning becoming "an industry".
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'True Blood' - 'Fresh Blood': Go into the light!
Watching and writing about the Emmys took precedence over other Sunday night TV, including "True Blood." So for once, Leslie Gornstein's "Fresh Blood" recap went up before I could see the episode, let alone do this usual "True Blood" open thread post.
Since HBO is, as usual, taking Labor Day weekend off, we have two weeks to wait for resolution to the various season three plots, including Eric's big plan to take out Russell. So let me ask you guys this:
There were a number of comments last week (and scattered throughout the season) from people who feel there have been too many unconnected storylines this season, and that the quick transitions from one to the other is robbing them all of momentum. Having seen a bunch of dominoes fall last night, does everyone still feel this way? And - not that Alan Ball is likely to change anything, since he seems happy to keep trying to service his ever-expanding cast - which stories and characters would you be fine not seeing again when the show comes back next summer?


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"Trawlers and bigger vessels will start visiting the port and damage the nets. The bigger vessels will also pose a serious threat to the lives of fishermen in country boats during the night. Even after the fishermen registered their opposition at a meeting held at Tiruchendur, the government is keen on establishing the harbour. Considering the well-being of the fishermen of Manappaadu, Periyathaazhai and coastal hamlets in this region, the plan should be dropped," they appealed.


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It's a mistake to shrug your shoulders over patients with severe generalized dystonia, says neurologist "Buz" Jinnah. "Or with any dystonia. We can do something for everyone. It's just a matter of degree." Jinnah offers oral drugs like artane, which directly squelch neurotransmission to muscles, or benzodiazepines, well known as overall muscle relaxants.
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For torticollis patients who don't respond to Botox or medication, selective nerve sectioning can be very effective, says neurosurgeon Fred Lenz, M.D., who has done many such operations. And a reversible procedure, deep brain stimulation (DBS), has recently won FDA approval for primary generalized dystonia that's otherwise unresponsive. DBS involves easing a fine stimulating electrode into the brain's globus pallidus. "Stimulating that particular area made sense," Lenz says, "after we saw the relief Parkinson's patients with dystonia experienced following DBS for parkinsonian tremor." Lenz has performed 20 of the surgeries for dystonia. Patients who are helped, he says, have a dramatic turnaround.


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What the organization does: Kitsap Regional Library serves Kitsap County's 251,000 residents through nine community library locations, online access to library materials and services, a traveling bookmobile and outreach services for the homebound and youth.
How long it's been in existence: 58 years
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The Valencia football team will look to increase its lead in the Foothill League tonight against Hart.
Valencia is coming off a 52-31 win over Canyon. The Vikings have a 2-0 record and are alone in first place in the Foothill League.
Hart saw its four-game winning streak snapped last week in a 21-14 loss to Saugus.
That puts Canyon, Hart, Saugus and West Ranch tied for second place in the Foothill League standings with 1-1 records.
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In other Foothill League games, the Canyon football team takes on West Ranch at Canyon High School. Canyon lost for the first time last week against Valencia.
West Ranch had its hands full with Golden Valley and squeaked out a 21-17 win last week. It was the first league win for West Ranch.
Golden Valley, the only team without a league win, plays Saugus at College of the Canyons tonight.
The Santa Clarita Christian football team takes on Hillcrest Christian at Canyon High School on Saturday.
Santa Clarita Christian is coming off its first loss of the season. Faith Baptist beat them, 52-16, in the Heritage League opener for both teams.
Hillcrest Chrisitan is coming off a 49-20 loss to Windward.
The Trinity Classical Academy football team beat First Lutheran, 39-26, and earned a share of the Omega League title.
In its first year of varsity competition, Trinity can do no worse than finish in a tie for first place in the Omega League.
Back-up quarterback Dakota Prochnow threw for 164 yards and a touchdown for Trinity. He also rushed for 156 yards and scored three touchdowns.
In college football, College of the Canyons takes on Cerritos College at Cougar Stadium on Saturday.
COC beat Allan Hancock College, 30-27, in overtime. Cerritos is coming off a 36-20 win over El Camino College.
In high school volleyball, there was a trio of sweeps in the Foothill League.
The West Ranch girls beat Golden Valley in three games. Bree Baucher and Hannah Orlandi each had 12 kills for West Ranch against a scrappy Golden Valley team.
The Saugus girls easily handled Hart in three games. Setter Ashley Guthrie had 31 assists and six blocks for Saugus. Teammates Sarah Blomgren and Ashley Pagan each had 11 kills.
Hart's Anne Baker had a team-high seven kills.
Valencia, the first-place team in the Foothill League standings, had little trouble with Canyon, winning in three games.
Serena LeDuff had eights kills and setter Carly Carapella had 24 assists for Valencia.
Canyon's Courtney Spackman had a game-high 10 kills.
In hockey, the Kings ended their five-game road trip with a 5-2 win over the Dallas Stars.
Jack Johnson had three assists and Wayne Simmonds had a goal and an assist for the Kings.
The Kings are back home at Staples Center for a game against the New Jersey Devils on Saturday night.
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I don't know why I'm cooped up at home every weekend with nothing to do and nowhere to go when I could very easily become this kind of fanatic.
Sign posts in Kampala elicit extreme emotions from me. I can't decide whether to laugh my head off or pull out my tongue with pliers.
If you look really hard, some animals look more human than humans.
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Classified ft. Royce Da 5'9" & Bobby Ray (B.o.B.) - They Call This Hip Hop
Artist: Classified
Featuring: Royce Da 5'9", B.o.B
Producer: Classified
Album: Self Explanatory
Avg Rating: 3.8 ( 32 votes )
Nova Scotian emcee Classified may be new to the Booth, but he sure knows how to introduce himself; on They Call This Hip-Hop, he spends half his verse listing off the classic LPs that helped make him the rapper he is today—The Blueprint, Illmatic, Doggystyle, both of Dre's albums…—and follows that hella fide pedigree up with one of the most on-point lines I've heard in a long time: "[Hip-hop] never taught me to shoot a gun or go and buy drugs/ it taught me how to keep it real and don't be scared of who I was." Being flanked by a pair of Booth favorites doesn't hurt either: Royce Da 5'9" is as aggressive as you'd expect on his opening verse, and B.o.B—sorry, Bobby Ray's distinctive flow on the back end is the perfect thing to add a little contrast to the cut. Classified's own synth-brass boardwork drives the point home with infectious fanfare. If this record's Self Explanatory appeal has you hooked, remember to pick up a copy of the emcee's latest LP, set to drop April 7th off Half Life Records/ Sony Music.
Written by richard on Mar 18, 2009
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