Close. She was supposed ot be a skunk-type humanoid, with sparyers in the same place Spiderman has his webshooters... So yeah, he is being threatened with some very special 'perfume.' heh heh
Another Satisfied Customer by @Crash (Charlie Stadele)
A tailor character I draw being threatened by a typical fantasy-babe.
I REALLY like the way this once came out. Mainly the faces and the hands. They really stand out to me for some reason. Oh, and for a pencil sketch, the drawing scanned incredibly well. I'm really proud of it.
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Posted: Tuesday, 18 November, 2003 @ 12:00 AM
Very nice! You've got a great style, highly original. I like the action in this pic, it definetly tells a story. The poses are really realistic--he's all like "Whoa, I didn't mean it that way!" and she's like "Mean what, jerk?" It did scan well for a pencil sketch--was your scanner set on b&w, or are all your sketches this clean? Well, if you plan to finish this, be careful about the girl's back arm. What I am assuming is the faint outline of it looks a bit awkward--if she's shoving her hand up in this guys' face, it makes sense that her other hand would be up, as well, in a fighting type position. So good luck with that--I would like to see a colored version, if you have the time and desire to finish one!
Posted: Tuesday, 18 November, 2003 @ 11:33 PM
Oh, all my scans are NOT this clean. A quick glance through my gallery will prove that much... Usually the scanner picks up all sorts dots due to graphite dust that gets rubbed into the paper while I'm I'm sketching, erasing, re-sketching... And you can't filter them out without washing out the image in photoshop, you've you've got to erase them manually... So unless it scans cleanly, its usually not worth the trouble to clean it up. Hence my happiness with this one!
is he threatened by the fantasy babe's perfume that she dabbed on her wrist? or does this one need a teen rating for implied violence?