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[Chef Boyardee]

WOW!!!! You're an incredible artist man, I can't even begin to try to draw like that...

But not as good as Tom or TheVoid.

[Tom Henrik]

Thanks, but we use different styles

It is impossible to compare your drawings to ours. You are marvelous at what you do. However, there is no doubt in my mind that TheVoid is the better pencil artist. k:

[TheVoid]

:blink: :blink: :blink: k: k: k:

You're AWESOME in landscapes, FreeFreddy!!!!
I have to practice some years to do something like you did few posts above....

Maybe I'll upload a landscape I made some time ago....but don't even try to link it to yours......mine is really two-three steps under :not_ok: .

Maany thanks to Tom, but I don't really think I'm better than him....many pics look better when they're seen smaller than originals....as soon as I use the Ftp and post larger pics, you'll see.
My favourite tech, however, is Indian ink... :bye:

Originally posted by TheVoid@Sep 13 2004, 12:54 PM
Maybe I'll upload a landscape I made some time ago....but don't even try to link it to yours......mine is really two-three steps under* :not_ok: .

Heh, that's actually the best picture I could create so far... To be honest I started it around 3 months ago, but didn't have the patience to work on it. Just recently I began to work on it again. And this is the proof that I'm not that good - it took me two weeks before the school to make it 80% complete, the rest then during the school. So it took much time to finish it... <_<
Actually, it's relative easy to draw the landscapes - just imagine the whole picture roughly and how / where the landscapes should fit there, then draw the rough lines around. The details come after that, they're easy to place once you have the main lines.

The new pic is almost finished.
Should arrive here tomorrow.

[TheVoid]

Can't wait to see it.

[Iron_Scarecrow]

Originally posted by FreeFreddy@Sep 12 2004, 02:51 PM
It's here! Go see it! I hope you like it.* * B)
Let this be a parting gift for Tom. We'll all miss you surely! (me in any case)
The Castle
It's big, so be sure to zoom into it after opening.*

That is also excellent. Brings back memories of a series of books I read last year. The Belgariad and The Mallorean. There was a city/castle on top of giant peak of rocks and sand and I imagined it looking exactly like that, with the mountains in the back ground and an empty valley surrounding the tower, even half the rocks collapsed away at one point, except the planat, that wasnt there. But still some of the best books I've ever read and you brought the whole story flowing back into my head. Well done. Gun effort mate. k:
Detail is excellent, the birds, the little house under the wall, and all the little windows, and the rocks down the bottom with the tree. k:

Thank you, whenever you're back again. :bye:
This was also the best picture I was able to draw so far...

[TheVoid]

Until next one....which I am supposed to be the inspirer