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[A. J. Raffles]

Hmm, interesting, Papercut, but why don't you just start your own topic instead of posting all your pictures in Midget's?

[Sean]

Paint is much better than Photoshop at some things in my opinion, I use both and am quite talented with both. Not the best but I know the basics. When doing signature graphics and what not the layers in photoshop makes stuff easier however the simpicity of paint is its greatest strength. Basic drawings are much easier to make in paint than they are in photoshop. Each piece of software has its own strengths and weaknesses simplying labelling one crap and the other awesome is unjust.

Also, nice job Midget

[Quintopotere]

Dear TheGiantMidgit,

I like so much your "alien" purple drawing, it reminds me some intro of the old games like Flashback in some way... and all that in just few minutes!

Very impressive k:

[TheGiantMidgit]

I thank you, a sentiment that goes out to everyone who's offered a kind comment or useful constructive criticism.

[TheGiantMidgit]

Inspired by a book I'm currently reading:

Edited to include interior lighting and clock detail.

[Blood-Pigggy]

That book about life around a creature in a two dimensional world or somesuch?
That looks very much like the outline of something.

[A. J. Raffles]

Originally posted by Blood-Pigggy@Nov 13 2005, 11:10 PM
That book about life around a creature in a two dimensional world or somesuch?
That looks very much like the outline of something.

Yes, I think he mentioned something like that in the book thread.
Looks quite interesting.

[TheGiantMidgit]

The implications of it boggle the mind. At one point, it describes the neuroscience involved in a biological organism. It's hard to imagine, but scientifical feasible. Same with some forms of organs the author developed. Because a circulatory system would be impossible (a system of tubes in a body would result in that body falling into pieces, think about it) he describes what he calls "zipper organs", muscles that push along fluids as the cells attach and detach in a zipper like fashion. These are just examples, and his description of mechanics in a two dimensional universe are fascintating.

[dmacdonald95]

Wow! I love that "It's Goth-licious" one..kind of reminded me of Grim Fandigo. You wouldn't mind doing some graphics for a horror game (Of your design and my programming 'talents') would you?

[TheGiantMidgit]

Perhaps at a later time, my good sir. I am currently in the midst of writing and recording a new album, and it's taking up alot of my time. When I do have time, I'll let you know.