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I don't mean to be pushy or demanding, but could someone give my Art Topic a boost, please? Thanks, -Nuju Metru
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I cannot think of anything to draw. Here are my basic categories, and why I don't have anything to draw in them... Music-based: I haven't found a good song that's really done it for me. Battle: No good opponents to draw (That I can think of) Portrait: Who to draw... Request: As always, I'm open for requests, but am simply not in that kind of mood. I want to imagine what to draw. If you can think of any good ideas, I'd REALLY appreciate them. -Nuju Metru
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If you're ever so upset by somebody that this ( ) is worthless and this ( ) just doesn't cut it, use this.
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I've grown bored, so I made these backgrounds and banner for the show out of boredom: The last one is my current desktop background. And now the banner I'm using on another site, too large to use here: Every desktop is from my Deviantart which can be found in my profile (the "my website" link) and it contains "Gekifury" and "Portal" fanfics which differ a bit from those I posted here.
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...LEWAMAN. Also, WIP. Basecolors, in PDN.=3 Detail/shading/fixing later, after AC16...and requests...and Christmas...@.@ In other news, my prayers go out to you, AA. Edit: Whoa weird, I guess a blog leader person thing didn't like that...huh. How come these other guys can say that and I can't? That's just discriminatory. Or is it the thrice-accursed filter again?>< Great, you got me worked up. Wonderful. -Raia-
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Three new drawings: Ikri Fotonov, Soviet Revolutionary and Lard Extraordinaire. I think the picture pretty much speaks for itself, so I'm not going to elaborate. A strange old bird-man from the same dream as the Boaralonoceros over here. While fleeing from the Boaralonoceros, my cousin and I sought refuge in an old disgusting wooden shack. In the backyard there was a little pen on the lawn, and underneath a tarp there was this guy. We knew that he was very wise, so we asked for his financial advice. (The entire dream was all about my cousin's financial problems, really.) I don't really remember what he said, but we got chased away by the monster and had to run down the main street. This isn't from a dream or anything, I just got the image in my head one day and I thought it seemed very cool. The "head" is very vaguely inspired by a Triops' tail. I call it the "Worm-Walker."
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If you're ever so mad at somebody that this ( :angry: ) is worthless and this ( ) just doesn't cut it, use this.
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I made this. Here's another edit of it, link. Let me know what you think! I didn't make those wings, I used a brush set from Obsidian Dawn.
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This is the final project for my online college course, Fundamentals of Design. I have a lot of other artwork from the class to post.
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Any one want to suggest some songs that I could possibly make drawings out of? -Nuju Metru
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Happy adulthood to one of the greatest BIONICLE artists of all time!
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Wheeeee In colored pencil, my goodness. Happy Halloween, everyone!<33 -Raia-
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I'm looking for new Bionicle Based things to draw. Anyone have any ideas? -FD
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Two in one, guys, art and a dream. First, though, new picture of Gorast over here that I'm very proud of. An oddly-colored Boar-Buffalo-Rhinoceros from a dream I had. At first it was dead and disgusting and had a short, sickly brown mane. My cousin and I approached the huge carcass (Which was 10 or so feet tall lying down) and he decided to hack off its golden horns to make himself a viking helmet. This woke the monster up and it stood up (To about 15-20 feet) and began chasing us throughout the neighborhood. As it awoke its hair lengthened and turned all sorts of shades of blue, green, gold, etc. Other than its mane it is red and greasy and almost entirely hairless. This is Chilton Skaggs, lawyer and con-artist. He scams people out of their money and then helps them to prosecute others in his place. He suffers from a mental condition known as "Compulsive Thriftiness," which causes him to avoid at all costs actually spending the millions of dollars he brings in. To save money, for example, he doesn't pay his water bills and opts instead to clean himself and his clothes with bars of deodorant. He also has a white plastic briefcase, oddly papery pants, and a cheap, plastic-y polyester suit. Coach Namor Grundelstein is a school PE teacher and the coach of the Stickington Snails. He is known for his frequent, intense bouts of depression as well as his racism and nationalism. Comrade Prumpanachkoff (Or "Prumpa" to his friends) is a Red Army general in charge of the Stickington Invasion Force (A group of ex-Soviets lead by Vovochka Gansukh). Prumpa is remarkably jolly and inefficient, and his true ambition is to be a singer in the Red Army Choir. He is proud of his no-kill record while in the military, but his comrades think differently. There's not much to say about this one.
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Done by yours truly. P
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...with chalk. It covers so well and it does beauuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuutiful blending, but it's so messyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy and you can't get terribly fine detail with it.
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Raia discovered Paint.NET. Raia LOVES Paint.NET. After an unknown number of hours, Raia came up with her first CG art EVER! Is one of my Original Characters from a story I'm writing. Non-Bionicle, so you won't see it on BZP. Especially since it's my pet project, and someday, as in years and years from now, I hope to publish it. So yeah. Just a fun little practice-thing. I hope it turned out okay... Wheeeee! -Raia-
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I juuuuuuuuuuuuuust finished my first chalk drawing in art class, and what's the first thing I do? I turn around and start another one. MY GOD IT DRIVES ME MAD.
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1. Rahi Zaku. Hands-down the most influential Bionicle artist of all time. Without the RZ-man, where would any of us be? Morgan Biddinger brought the pseudo-chibi—or “hard empire”—style out of the BZP underground and sent it rocketing into the mainstream of Bionicle art. He also created countless kits, won a BBC in a landslide and influenced an entire generation of Bionicle artists—all in the span of only three years. 2. Nikira. Probably the most likely candidate for the “new RZ” title, Nikira took the anthropomorphic qualities of pseudo-chibi and pushed them to the edge of the envelope. Add a cup of anime and two tablespoons sci-fi and you have a Bionicle art style faithful to the sets and the movies but not austerely mechanical--and with a tiny little dash of sexual energy. If Rahi Zaku was Bionicle art’s Elvis, Nikira is certainly its Beatles. 3. Schizo Kaita. Although you don’t see much of Schizo nowadays, he was one of the hottest Bionicle artists going in his day. His mixture of flashy comic art and godlike Photoshop skills won him quite a following. Schizo is often credited as one of the few artists who could keep up with RZ. 4. Razor. Razor is the most influential spriter of all time, period. His sprite kits were (and still are) so commonly used, they soon became cliché. 5. Toa of Art. Arguably the first really prominent Bionicle artist, ToA was also the first to take the intricacies of set-style and make them rock. I still can't figure out what he was doing. 6. Lady Kopaka. A massively talented and creative individual with an artistic passion like the flames of the Mangai Volcano, Lady K helped popularize Organic Bionicle art along with her contemporary and polar opposite, Nikira. 7. Toa-Po. Toa-Po, without question, is one of the most underrated Bionicle artists of all time. His mixture of set-style (in the ToA sense) and anthropomorphized personality (in the RZ sense) is truly a killer approach. He is not known for being prolific, but when he does turn out some art, it never fails to disappoint. 8. Raka. Raka is a die-hard metal fan and it shows. His drawings, depicting bloodthirsty demons and buxom biomechanical babes, would not look out of place on anything from Century Media. Like RZ, he received a lot of flak for his anatomically correct artwork. He is also credited with the brief-but-bright Bionicle band fad along with his buddy Vezok’s Friend. 9: Kanta of Le-Koro. Kanta is an artist with the rare ability to mix set-style and Hard Empire in equal measures, resulting in a dynamic, Gundam-esque style. 10: Mahalis. Not very well-known today, but back in his day, people drooled nonstop over his 3D renderings. 11: Naed3. I’m not sure if he’s on BZP, but he is one of the few artists who can make minimalism really work with Bionicle. 12: Jaligenius. Jali excels at bringing those unrevealed characters of Greg Farshtey’s to life, most notably the Toa Hagah and the Mangai. Her style is extremely similar to that of ToA with a little Carlos D’anda thrown in for that extra spice. 13: InnerRayg. When people got tired or Razor sprites, they used InnerRayg’s. However, this artist is not limited to the mundane field of spriting. 14: Zyrael. Zyrael’s style is impossible to describe, much less replicate. She is probably the first artist to mix organic and set-style and certainly the first to make it look good. 15: StubbedToa. Back in his early days, he was best known for his hilarious avatar. However, this artist has risen with some pretty phenomenal fantasy-comic pieces. 16: Vezok's Friend. VF's style is much grittier and less refined than that of his inseparable partner, Raka. However, the two are pretty much on par artistically. (Raka was boosted eight points for inspiring the short-lived Bionicle Band fad.) In his own right, VF is a brilliantly edgy artist with a lot of guts--an attribute not normally seen in the Bionicle art community, especially if you don't end up like poor RZ. 17: Macku: Toa of Bubbles. Although Macku is more famous as a critic, author and the mother of Turakii #1 Lavasurfer, Macku is also an excellent hand-artist. She stands out from the hordes of other pseudo-movie-style artists because her art freakin' ROCKS. 18: BordakhBlue. Around 2005, BordakhBlue was the set-style artist par excellence. Back in his/her day, his/her art was so realistic people believed he/she was just editing photos. 19: Uncle Krekka. His name is pure win and so is his art. 20: Data2048. Not on BZP but rather on an enormous art-hosting site everyone knows the name of but I will not say here. Certainly the raunchiest of the New Wave of Human Bionicle artists.
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Here's my second comic sketch of the Toa Mata, this one being of Tahu. I colored his left foot wrong, and messed up on his left hand, but I couldn't get his left hand quite right so I just left it. <.< lol Anyway, the pic leads to the topic Tell me what ya think! -Jordboy1
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Darn. I'll have to rework it. P
