I've been in a bit of a slowdown this past month so I've decided that it's time for me to kick it up a notch here. And by that I mean I've resumed work of the alphabet.
I drew the N without really caring much. I've started on it a few times before but never finished it so I didn't really think on it too much. Then I turned my head a bit and there is was. The two beaks which would allow the letter to be with the chicken.
May 23, 2010
Hero LVL 1
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Chicken Maker
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This is something from my latest vague idea. This chicken is a magical summon called forth by an inept mage. The two of them are quickly dragged into a tournament between powerful summoners who call forth gods and demons. He would just surrender in the first round and run away but the winner devours the loser and Hero the Chicken isn't chicken and also doesn't want to get eaten.
I haven't figured out what it's going to be yet. I mean maybe like a comic? Or I could try my hand at animation again? Maybe do it up like Dual Chicken, a picture show and a paragraph? I'm kinda leaning toward doing a comic, at least that was what I initially thought of to go with the concept. If I got some opinions that would be nice. Maybe I'll throw out this idea all together and go with something else.
I haven't figured out what it's going to be yet. I mean maybe like a comic? Or I could try my hand at animation again? Maybe do it up like Dual Chicken, a picture show and a paragraph? I'm kinda leaning toward doing a comic, at least that was what I initially thought of to go with the concept. If I got some opinions that would be nice. Maybe I'll throw out this idea all together and go with something else.
May 20, 2010
Less Than Perfect
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Chicken Maker
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He strikes out with a burst of force from his eyes.
I'll be the first to point out that the coloration of the tail feathers and the end of the wing should probably be browner. The angle is pretty meh. The tail feathers are ridiculously shaped. All that said I think it pulls together well.
I'll be the first to point out that the coloration of the tail feathers and the end of the wing should probably be browner. The angle is pretty meh. The tail feathers are ridiculously shaped. All that said I think it pulls together well.
May 19, 2010
MS Paint in the Lines
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Chicken Maker
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What can I say. I said I wanted to do this one again in Paint for comparison purposes. Of course there's some differences but those are mostly just out of my trouble at drawing the same one twice. (I can if i really put my mind to it) And having made this one I think it worked better in Photoshop. The smoothness made the overflow look more natural.
May 18, 2010
Stay In The Lines
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Chicken Maker
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I felt like a coloring book, which for me was usually being angry because I inexplicably didn't have red and only had that Violet Red that looks red until you draw with it and it's purple. This is of course the reason the eye is purple and my reds are Cherokee Red(or whatever that color's called now)
Anyways I got bored and decided I ought to mix it up with a bit of PhotoShop so I'd have some pieces that look more different.(I may in fact be doing this exact piece again in Paint, just for some side by side comparison)
Anyways I got bored and decided I ought to mix it up with a bit of PhotoShop so I'd have some pieces that look more different.(I may in fact be doing this exact piece again in Paint, just for some side by side comparison)
May 17, 2010
Literally on Fire
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Chicken Maker
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This dude's eye is literally on fire. He was born as a spike passionate youth, but while glaring very heavily at his enemies his right eye suddenly burst into flames. After screaming in horrible pain for a while he regained his composure. As he strode with his flaming eye no one challenged his burning authority.
May 13, 2010
Exiting Come Back
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Chicken Maker
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Well, after writing about The Rooster Mask I couldn't help but actually make him. After all of his doubts he finally got up, slicked back his comb, pulled of his mask and leapt back into the ring. He was a great and powerful wrestler and had no fear in his heart. He looked forward with a steadfast determination and no regrets.






