(http://i1097.photobucket.com/albums/g354/Aurinkosato/Erisoldhag2.jpg)
I have done a few of these (cartoonish ones with bright colors/simple and "funny") but this might be the best so far.
I did this one at work and I had a little hangover and so on, so it kinda sucks but I like it.
I like it! None of these pretty, delicate, innocent-looking Teen Erises for me. This is my kind of Eris!
Jesus. That's great.
It appears that you, too, have the gift of Sight.
*shuddermittens*
That's awesome.
Joker from Batman and Delirium from the Sandman Comics had a baby and named it Eris. And she went batfuck. I like it. It packs a punch and makes delusions pertaining to 'kinder, gentler deities' rather difficult.
Thank you all for your kind words! :)
Here is one more I just did. It took about TEN HOURS. Or eleven. It's a photo-upload, not a scanned one, because it's way too big thing to scan right now.
So the colors ARE better IRL. Trust me. Much better.
ERIS AS BARDISATTVA:
(http://i1097.photobucket.com/albums/g354/Aurinkosato/Bighead1.jpg)
Here is a quick photoshopping:
(http://i1097.photobucket.com/albums/g354/Aurinkosato/Bighead3.jpg)
:baby:
MORE. :)
COOL AS FUCK
Shit, dude
THAT IS WHY I DON'T PRAY.
photoshop good. emboss effect bad. pls to post clean version?
Also :mittens: reminds me of Spider Jerusalem but in god form!
Quote from: P3nT4gR4m on November 22, 2012, 08:51:05 AM
photoshop good. emboss effect bad. pls to post clean version?
Also :mittens: reminds me of Spider Jerusalem but in god form!
I hear you. I'm not very good at photoshopping to tell the truth. I just click different functions/tools/filters until the thing I'm working on looks like something I like. :lol:
I might post a cleaner version. Perhaps during the weekend.
And yeah it has similarities with Jerusalem character.
This character has a long (for me at least) history and it's first prototype was created years before I had even heard of discordianism. And I was introduced to Spider Jerusalem here at PD.
The main inspiration came from X Men's Plasma Wraiths and button eyed dolls.
The original drawings/paintings were little bit more depressing and teen-angst fueled.
Now it has all kinds of different influences from different things and about two (?) years ago it transformed into Eris/Chaos Avatar.
Evolution evolution.
Here is a Plasma Wraith:
(http://media.comicvine.com/uploads/1/10069/553387-plasma_wraiths_01_large.jpg)
And a button eye doll:
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-TDkEki0w3Js/T7qkkv1NVWI/AAAAAAAAJgo/DkDfaON8GD4/s1600/doll1.jpg)
Let's forget the version you meant. The before emboss version. Because I don't have it! :eek:
So I did this one instead. The colors are different (very bright) and so on but it does not have the embossing. :p
(http://i1097.photobucket.com/albums/g354/Aurinkosato/Bighead4copy.jpg)
Here is one thingie from my Epic of the Dragon Slayer (working title). It's about a being who is a dragon/chaos born, his travels and adventures, wars with the dragon/chaos forces and finally his victory over the dragon/Chaos. The twist is that then he becomes the Chaos (aka Eris) and the play starts again.
Original? Maybe not, but it has been fun so far. 8)
I will not post this often from now on btw, so everybody can relax.
(http://i1097.photobucket.com/albums/g354/Aurinkosato/Dragonslayer1.jpg)
Non embossed = much better
also
Quote from: Reeducation on November 22, 2012, 07:19:54 PM
I will not post this often from now on btw, so everybody can relax.
fuck that shit. Post twice as much, these rock!
These are good.
(I agree w/ P3Nt about the emboss... if a photoshop user can instantly pick out which filter you've used, your work's polish degrades.)
Like, really good. <---- Said as some-one who eventually will be an Art Director at a video game company (or similar).
Your linework is fairly solid (maybe needs a little work.. do you know about line-work exercises?), the character designs and overall visual feel are very tight (it all looks like it's from "the same world"), and the bold colors help sell the content....
Nice, hope to see more.
Quote from: P3nT4gR4m on November 22, 2012, 07:48:00 PM
Non embossed = much better
also
Quote from: Reeducation on November 22, 2012, 07:19:54 PM
I will not post this often from now on btw, so everybody can relax.
fuck that shit. Post twice as much, these rock!
Have to agree with the Pent.
Quote from: Telarus on November 24, 2012, 02:34:12 PM
These are good.
(I agree w/ P3Nt about the emboss... if a photoshop user can instantly pick out which filter you've used, your work's polish degrades.)
Like, really good. <---- Said as some-one who eventually will be an Art Director at a video game company (or similar).
Your linework is fairly solid (maybe needs a little work.. do you know about line-work exercises?), the character designs and overall visual feel are very tight (it all looks like it's from "the same world"), and the bold colors help sell the content....
Nice, hope to see more.
Maybe it's just me, but you're coming off quite pretentious, dude.
Here is one more. It might be nsfw. (I don't know, so you tell me.)
http://i1097.photobucket.com/albums/g354/Aurinkosato/Untitled-1.jpg
This is a extra thing. It's older, no colors but it has the same theme going on in it.
I thought that I would color it during this week. With the same colors that I have used with the present ones.
(http://i1097.photobucket.com/albums/g354/Aurinkosato/Older1.jpg)
Quote from: Telarus on November 24, 2012, 02:34:12 PM
These are good.
(I agree w/ P3Nt about the emboss... if a photoshop user can instantly pick out which filter you've used, your work's polish degrades.)
Like, really good. <---- Said as some-one who eventually will be an Art Director at a video game company (or similar).
Your linework is fairly solid (maybe needs a little work.. do you know about line-work exercises?), the character designs and overall visual feel are very tight (it all looks like it's from "the same world"), and the bold colors help sell the content....
Nice, hope to see more.
Thank you, thank you. :)
My linework can be very sloppy sometimes, even ugly, because I do this to let out some steam every once in a while. You know, mental steam.
So the pencils may roam the paper in a very high speed and if I'm angry or something I USE TOO MUCH FORCE. And it shows of course, but it's part of this all.
Sometimes I write too, but for certain things, only the drawing "helps".
The colors I have been using in these ones are basic office high-lighters and a few mark-everythings.
I think I'll add more colors in the future. Brighter green and different red. At least. :)
Mate, that b&w shit is INTENSE! Just looking at those circles makes me grit my teeth :aaa:
Quote from: Net on November 26, 2012, 12:20:31 PM
Quote from: Telarus on November 24, 2012, 02:34:12 PM
These are good.
(I agree w/ P3Nt about the emboss... if a photoshop user can instantly pick out which filter you've used, your work's polish degrades.)
Like, really good. <---- Said as some-one who eventually will be an Art Director at a video game company (or similar).
Your linework is fairly solid (maybe needs a little work.. do you know about line-work exercises?), the character designs and overall visual feel are very tight (it all looks like it's from "the same world"), and the bold colors help sell the content....
Nice, hope to see more.
Maybe it's just me, but you're coming off quite pretentious, dude.
Hahaha. Fair enough. :oops:
I was so tired when I wrote that that I didn't self-edit. I apologize if I offended anyone.
I've seen more of the inside of my industry than I thought I would in the last few months... (I try to break video game software).
So I was surprised to see more than one game succeed based mainly on a
tightly defined art style and simple yet engaging game-play mechanics.
This forum has some awesome talent, so you can probably learn a lot around here. Nice to see new work postings, too.