Blargh // no, just Blargh. // Triple-blargh

Things like composition and proportions, and the general whooshiness of images I do much better on pen and paper. However, the editability of digital work is also a delight.

It doesn't look that horrible at a distance. Click closer at your own risk. T_T
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Hm. OpenCanvas was still running.


On a different note, I need to draw SIMPLER. Simplify, simplify, simplify!
I have some pen-on-paper drawings there, but, it's not a scanning kind of day, so nyah, I guess. Basically there's some junk and one decent Terra, so you're not missing much.

Something in 15 minutes // in 20 minutes

Now which parts should be black, which grey and which white? XD

*edit*


More lineart-like stuff.  Couldn't be bothered to even crop this one, I guess.  There's something wrong with the twist, but, meh. This pose has just a bit too much wushu in it, I think, too...

More practice, Tablet, Paint.NET

Paint.net...

Well, it's much better than Paint, definitely. Still, it's no Photoshop, or Paint Shop, or Opencanvas.

Art practice

From the back of a Cosmode magazine,
"Baby, The Stars Shine Bright" brand, line "Alice and the Pirates", I think? I probably walked right past one of their stores in Harajuku at some point.

Did this one fast, so it's not accurate or proportionate or anything. Hm.

About Tetris...

I don't speak much of game development here, but recently, I learned JavaScript ( which is kinda awesome, really, ) since one job I applied for required knowing it --- not sure if I got the job, or even if I'm taking it, but --- nevertheless, javascript: Fun, easy, fast to do stuff with.

So, I wrote a Tetris game with it. It's a classic style tetris, without gravity-based chain reactions. Nothing fancy. It stores the latest highscore on your machine as a cookie, too.

I really liked working on the block rotation and collision algorithms. Fun stuff.