EricJ

hmmm, that censored smiley should be a bit less angry and a bit more...well you know

it makes perfect sense to me! I'm just not going to explain myself :censored:

real nice work if you ask me!

Robin

looks like he took down his cyborg

yeah, I would, but I think I now officially have Golden Demon Fever, any free painting time will be spent on entries for 2006 now I think

I have goals

I won't admit then until afterward though :thumb:

wait, isn't she old enough to start school, pre-school? Kindergarden?

*sigh* almost 27

And I ment in a purely artistic way! :angel:

Well, before I read your post, I'd just like to answer the question in the title of your post...

Yes!

ok, off to read the post now

looks like the Ravener special character maybe, nice than the GW one

Scott, I probably use one brush more than 2 now as well, although I definately still use 2 now and then. It's become a comfortable fall back when I just can't seem to get a blend right I know I can do this

oh, yeah, see, Santa Cruz has some anti-big-corporate-chain policy/law, so we don't have any of those nearby

I'm the only one here who likes the straps on her?! :embarasse

and the blindfold...

I sort of just like their style as a change from the usual. What I'd really like to get my hands on though for this is some of those Teen Titan Minis that Scott has painted up, THAT would be a fun change.

Scibor definately has his own distinct style, and these are very good.

As for molds/presses, I don't think that detracts from his work, hell, I wouldn't want to sculpt dozens of stupid leaves to stick on the minis either. And if he uses them in any other part of his work, he's skilled enough to disquise it VERY well so everything looks basically unique

All those things that CL pointed out...errr, I like about her :firedevil

While were suggesting things, I'd like to be able to see the shout box while in the forum, I hardly ever go to the front page to check it

I like this one more

It does have attitude, and is well sculpted, however I think that it's not for me. Also I am very tired of minis standing fully face forward with a weapon out to either side.

Hi there!

On MaxPaint we've got a german tutorial 'bout making a photo-diffusion-box. With that you can take photos without any troublesome reflections. Is there are general interest for an english translation? I think the box is very useful and if there are enough painters who want it to be translated, I'm going to prefer it (I'm currently translating the "Grundlagen" (Basic) Tutorial I wrote)

You can have a look at the article here: http://www.maxpaint.de/kb.php?mode=article&k=12

I think you can understand what the article is about on the basis of the pics - I hope so

Looks good! I'd like to see a proper translation. Photography and lighting are such big piece of this hobby now days, this can only help.

Cat gets a treat and I get a cookie from Cheryll! Everyone wins! Yay!

yeah, except me with arm trauma and a soggy laptop :slug:

Ug, bad me, I can see it now in the faces!

I still think they're very rough and simplistic for his work

YAY! finally all those negotiation/diplomacy classes in college pay off

I wish my cat would just hit f5, instead of say...pooring water all over f5!

it's remarkably hard to paint with a cat in you lap as well, I've learned

now this is one I like!

:vb_devil: Don't worry CL, the is pleanty of mud to go around

I think for me the models are just too...chunky. It's like a brick of GS with details sculpted around the outside. The Demon did look better, but this one and the tree...just aren't interesting to me.