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I posted three chapters of a new story to Brawna.org, called Buff/Nerf.  I started this one last year, did some writing on it today.  There are probably two more chapters to come, one part done, one unstarted.  It is very likely I will complete them.

Now I understan why the skies have turned black, fireballs are fallkng from the.. well sky, and I have four Horsemen on my tail.

It's great to see that you decided to honor us with your writing skiils mighty one.

The story looks amazing. Hope you finish it some time this millenium.

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I will never see this commercial will I? ^_^;

What's wrong wolf? the link is still active.

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The seperate paper idea, it's not something I've heard before. Is that something you have tried?

Well, not only I have tried, but something I do, and I was tought to do. it really helps to maintain the image clean.

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Nice piece Greg.

yup, is hard to be a 3rd World Ape around here ;D

At least you are an Ape, I don't even qualify as a multicelular being.

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It does look amazing. I must ask, did you get the 2-arm body, or you did it yourself? It look pretty well done.

Congrats.

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wel, I personally think that A4 might be small for drawing. I just can't put too much detail on the images drawn in such paper. I can be used if you want to draw only one character, but for compossed scenes, it just isn´t big enough for some details.
Try using A3 paper, with 110g to 150g. It might be big, but you can have your hand move more frelly when drawing.
When you want to draw a particular pose, and you don't know how it might look or how to place some parts, sketch it on a different piece of paper, simple rough lines, but enough to understand the pòse, and then, when you already have the pose you want, draw it on another piece of paper, clean, without the stress marks of constant erasing and drawing. That helps a lot to maintain the image clean.
I would also recomend you to practice, but I will tell you what to practice. first sketch a lot of different poses, many times, so, when you have to draw a particular pose, you already know how to place the guide lines and you don't have to experiment on the definitive drawing. And the other advise should be the one I already mentioned, draw the sketches on one paper, and draw the final drawing on a different papaer, "copying" the pose from the sketch.

I hope this helps you Red.

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Hey red, besides what Jed just pointed out, how big is the paper you use?
the quality of the paper really matters, because on a heavier paper you can erase and draw more, and the paper won't sufer from the friction. Not only does he compose the images on the computer, there might also be some filter or something when he scans the images.

there are a lot of factors besides your style, involved in drawings cleaner images.

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I can't believe it Look what I found!

Man, is it me, or it looks like CST drew it?

I'm shure there is at least 3 persons who know who I'm talking about.

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Wait untill october, because that is when we celebrate it here.

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Well, paint her green and call her She-Hulk . . .

Ask and you shall recieve.

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