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DirectLink First Hero Factory drawing I ever did. Medium: Warm Grey/Cool Grey Copic Markers, White and Black Prismacolor Pencils, White Gel Pen on Gray Toned Paper
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/48487023@N02/8974384338/ Quick painting, but the best I've ever done. Inspired by Bleach. - John
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Clicky. A request done for someone outside of BZP who wanted a Gahlok with glasses! Medium: Drawn with pencil, colored digitally in Photoshop
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This is a drawing of Tahu I did a long time ago. I recently got a desktop scanner, so I decided to put it on here. I'm not much of an artist, but I liked the Japanese in the background. I thought it made for a matrix-y kinda thing. Thoughts?
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A request done for Disturbulator on another site. Photoshop is so awesome. I might just do all my drawings in black and white and color it using Photoshop. Materials: Prismacolor Cool Grey Markers, White colored pencil on gray toned paper
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I got this idea while brainstorming for the BZP 2013 Brickfair T-shirt Contest. Printing it on a shirt would be too complicated and while it didn't really work as a black and white image, using color worked really well and I liked it so much that I created a Legend of the Ignika as well which might be an improvement as I figured out how to turn off the hyphenation. I wrote the legends myself based on references from the movies and what I can find on BS01 and it is written vertically (more recent ones were written sideways as suggested). WARNING:These are large images. *new* Legend of the Olisi *new* *new* Legend of the Toa Kaita *new* ____________________________________________________________ Legend of the Visorak Legend of the Kraahkan Legacy of the Hau Legacy of the Hau Lhikan Variant Legend of the Bionicle Legend of the Bionicle Makuta Variant Legend of the Vahi LINK Legend of the Avokhii LINK Legend of the Ignika LINK
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Hi guys. So, I've decided to partake in the T-Shirt contest for this year. I have four designs overall, but right now, I've only finished one. #1 Front: LINK BACK (If applicable): LINK I feel that the simplicity is effective and cool. EDIT: I fixed the color problem!
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One thing that bugs me, and which I hear a lot from people looking at drawings or playing Minecraft, is the tendency to look at anything that's been done well, and remark that they would never be able to make something as good as that. This is especially irritating in Minecraft, where we're all working with the same cubic-meter blocks of material, and thus there is no really good reason to think that any particular piece of work is impossible for you to match. The idea of someone being naturally talented beyond anyone else's ability to match is, to me, ridiculous. No one's first attempt at architecture, with no background in it or Minecraft, was as good as what some people have made in Minecraft. M.C. Escher did not wake up one morning, with no background at all in drawing surreal geometries, and start producing art. J.S. Bach's first experience with music, almost assuredly, did not immediately result in any famous compositions. Getting good at something took time for them, and it will take time for anyone looking to follow in their footsteps - they were not born doing what they do/did, but rather worked to do it and do it well. If you really want to be good at it too, study the principles of the artform, and practice. Practice until you're sure more practicing isn't actually possible, and then continue practicing. Because if one more person looks at something I've built or drawn [i don't show compositions to non-musicians, because I can't get them to sit still long enough] and says 'Wow, I could never build/draw like that,' I'm going to chase them around the world with a diamond pickaxe and set their weird squarish wooden shack on fire.
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On a non-Nic Cage related note, I'm thinking about buying a tablet with this money specifically given for me to do something fun with and the money I make from mowing. Now, none of you have ever seen my art because I can only draw things well on a dry erase board. I tried fitting one into a scanner. Didn't work. So, I was curious as to what tablet you guys use for your art/which you think is best. Preferably at $200 or less. Currently I'm thinking a Nexus 7, but... Oh, and I'm actually building a MOC, though my biology has gotten way too far into my brain. I'm trying to build a DNA strand out of LEGOs. Hoo-ray.
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Hi guys, I've decided to sketch all six Toa Mata. To start it off, I've made Lewa and Tahu. LEWA TAHU I know that the (digital) pictures aren't the best. I'll try to get you guys better ones. C&C is welcome and encouraged!
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Hi guys. I guess it's time for me to invade the "General Art" forum. This is something that's been going and coming off and on for a while in my head. I've been thinking about drawing a Toa of Time with an adaptive armor Vahi. Honestly, I like my Vahi a lot: ^Click for larger pic^ Here's the body: http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/CKinVA/Avatars/finished_project.jpg I gave him a scythe for no reason. Also, I have settled on a name for him: Vohan. As always, I am open to any C&C! NOTE: This is my first serious sketch of a bionicle figure. Also, for a MoC, since I don't have an actual Vahi, should I use the '08 Kakama Nuva?
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Here is a chalk-drawing of Lewa I made: I was aiming for silliness. So, I didn't really try to do much. :/ IMO, it's a recognizable, simple drawing.
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A semi-setstyle Tahu inspired mostly by the D'Anda comics. His right arm is a bit messed up but I'd like to say it was twisted out of shape by a Bohrok or a lava surfing accident or something of the sort. I don't know why I neglected to put in the flame sword.
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This was a request I did for someone outside of BZP who wanted me to draw one of his MOC's, which I chose Furnace. It was challenging for me especially because now I'm breaking out of the standard Bionicle Toa/Matoran/etc. torso designs and trying to figure out to connect the limbs and such (I can see so many mistakes in the perspective...) On the plus side, this time, I tried out using Photoshop's Color Balance adjustment to color the black and white drawing. I think I did alright there Original MOC by 3rdeye88 Furnace Link Medium: Copic Markers, White Gel Pen/Pencil, Photoshop
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It's Lewa on a bridge. (I hope I did it right this time.) http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/lkmk/art/lewa.png
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It's Lewa on a bridge. Why is he on a bridge? I don't know. Probably out on a quest or something. Comments and criticism appreciated!
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Dear all, I have been using a ton of pencils(well, it seems like it), and some imagination. Here is what I have done. Note: I have posted this on another site, and will gladly PM the address to you. The Ennaran Cycles Ugh this was an old banner I made and it's the only one I have. The Cycles Cycle One-The Necromancer 1. Necromancer 1 2. Necromancer 2 3. Necromancer 3 4. Necromancer 4 5. Necromancer 5 ------Here it gets better------ 6. Necromancer 6 7. Necromancer 7 8. Necromancer 8 9. Necromancer 9 Extras Fanart *Send in some you heartless people* More to come.
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What's your funniest fart moments ? Mine is eating fart pranks on the Internet
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These last few weeks have been... Fascinating. There's no other word for it.
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I drew Onua Mistika before, wasn't quite happy with it [it's that darn mask!] Actually when I was starting over here with the mask design, I do understand why and how they chose that design for a functional aerodynamic feel. This is a new one I decide to do, mostly changing some aspects of the Mistika design. I knew that I wanted Onua to be the heavy gunner type of the Toa, so I gave him a BIG GUN and made him more of a support Toa hence the hovering. I played with the idea of adding gyros to the gun as well as a stabilization gimmick [hey carrying big guns all the time is tiring!] though it probably wouldn't work in real life as it would mess with the whole firing from the hip aspect That officially finishes off my list of Mistika drawings [Tahu, Gali, Onua DONE!] LINK Prismacolor Cool Grey Markers, PITT pens, while gel pen on grey paper Previous Drawing of Onua Mistika
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I drew this for a school assignment, and I thought I'd share it with you guys. Yes, I know the lines look like , they scanned funky and not even hours of GIMP editing could fix them completely. Enjoy!
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Link Commander Shepard and Commander Palmer! X3Both voiced by the amazing Jennifer Hale Medium: White Gel Pen, Prismacolor Cool Grey Markers, Gouache on Toned Gray PaperSomething I always wanted to draw since I heard Palmer say "Hold the line!" in the new Spartan Ops trailer. On a new gray toned paper sketchbook, I drew the characters separately and put the finals into one picture. Also the first time I ever used gouache, it was pretty interesting, it handles similarly to acrylic in my opinion.
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So I haven't put very much on BZP for a while, so I thought I'd put this up here! The most Chibi Anime Tahu I've ever drawn This has had a bit of a patchup on one leg, where there was an accident with the pen. This was drawn to celebrate me finding some really terrible, half-dry textas. Critique is very welcome!
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My first dragon ever c: Link, because I'm too lazy for thumbs.This one is dedicated to you, Kraagh. I hope I made you proud. :')Comments and critiques are most appreciated!
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I'm not on the internet for more than 30 minutes before I saw something on my renowned social network and thought this GLORIOUS idea!
