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This is an assortment of Swapdoodle (a free Nintendo 2DS/3DS app) sketches that I've drawn and exchanged with others online over the last few months. While the basic program is free, you have to pay real money if you want more than black and red ink (and you only get a very limited quantity of it at that) to draw with, which is kind of lame, but it does present an interesting artistic challenge to work within those restrictions. The little guy in the bottom left corner is me, or, more accurately, my Mii--I wanted to keep the dates, so, I didn't crop him out of the photos. Some of the drawings are from my head, but I use books and magazines as still life models for most of them.
This is an assortment of Swapdoodle (a free Nintendo 2DS/3DS app) sketches that I've drawn and exchanged with others online over the last few months. While the basic program is free, you have to pay real money if you want more than black and red ink (and you only get a very limited quantity of it at that) to draw with, which is kind of lame, but it does present an interesting artistic challenge to work within those restrictions. The little guy in the bottom left corner is me, or, more accurately, my Mii--I wanted to keep the dates, so, I didn't crop him out of the photos. Some of the drawings are from my head, but I use books and magazines as still life models for most of them.
This is an assortment of Swapdoodle (a free Nintendo 2DS/3DS app) sketches that I've drawn and exchanged with others online over the last few months. While the basic program is free, you have to pay real money if you want more than black and red ink (and you only get a very limited quantity of it at that) to draw with, which is kind of lame, but it does present an interesting artistic challenge to work within those restrictions. The little guy in the bottom left corner is me, or, more accurately, my Mii--I wanted to keep the dates, so, I didn't crop him out of the photos. Some of the drawings are from my head, but I use books and magazines as still life models for most of them.
no really your dedication and caring for details is impressive
and the best part is your taste in games is very similar to mine
castlevania , final fantasy 8 and 9 , silent hill , TMNT ... you name it
but i have one question , why dont you use materials like super sculpy firm or green stuff which have greater detales capability and good for small models ?
anyway i really enjoy you work so thanks for all the great art
As to why I don't use other modeling media, I've just always liked working with paper/cardboard and they're very inexpensive and easy to obtain. I have dabbled with various clays in the past though.
I actually did purchase a multi-color Super Sculpey kit a few months-or-so ago, but, other than opening it up to inspect the contents, I haven't done anything with it . . . someday perhaps.
JD