Drawing Lesson Pt. 2
One more big thank you for the talented Egophiliac for coming in as our first special guest teacher! We enjoyed your company!
((D’ya think we forgot? Thanks again Ego! Had a lot of fun with this!
Be sure to go on over and give her work a look and a follow when you get the chance!
For the record, this actually wasn’t planned as an April Fools joke, but everything just fell in line so well!
—The Intern))
It’s after midnight now (here, anyway) and Tim has been banished back to where he belongs, so I can reblog non-joke-posts now!
I was a guest teacher on Cheerilee’s Chalkboard (which is a painfully adorable blog and everyone should go read it); I just gave some general drawing tips and very basic pony structure, but hopefully you guys will get something out of it. :D
“I saw all these Birthday Games popping up all over the net. I finally decided to make one of my own!” ~ PM
24th - Lucky you! You get twice the Molestia!
October 3.
Super Speedy Portraits
Whoa. Such a wide range of expressions… Nice!
I’m going to need to study this for learning :O
AK’s Guide to Suits
An introduction to the finer details of menswear, and how to get them right in your… aw, hell, why am I describing it here? Read the intro!
Here’s a rare treat for you Moonstuck buffs: the intro screen from the original Japanese game upon which Moonstuck is based!
Few know that it started out life as the obscure title ルナちゃんの奇妙なぼうけん (Luna-chan no Kimyou na Bouken), the first and only title ever produced by WoonCo. The game suffered from many setbacks, but the nail in its coffin came when Tim the Executive forced programmers to dedicate 99.9% of the available disc space to pictures of himself. Unsurprisingly, it sold poorly, especially when rival company DarkWoon put out their smash hit Blueblood (a simulation game in which Blueblood laughs at the player for thirty hours straight about how inferior they are). This abysmal failure put WoonCo out of business, and was largely forgotten by the gaming world until some dork in a trilby happened to dig up one of the remaining copies from a landfill on the moon.
The rest is history.
So, I’m discontinuing this blog because I don’t have the time to maintain it.
But I can do sketches really quick.
Do you think I should continue with sketches?
Yes!
