Devilzero
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Username | Devilzero | Gender | Male |
Date Joined | Location | Everywhere and anywhere | |
Last Updated | Occupation | Kill demons and some people | |
Last visit | # Pictures | 23 | |
# Comments Given | 2 |
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Skady on August 12, 2007, 3:14:41 AM
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Nice pictures!!!
choclatelover on October 16, 2005, 8:04:50 AM
whoa your art is amazing, its very hard to find acual good artist on this site that are male, and i found one yah! i love them all and you can draw zero way better than me XD believe me i tried and i think i can draw axl better than x or zero, and i haven't tried to draw iris yet but whatever i been playing alot of classic mm games which i like alot and i tell you i such on ice and fire, yeah well it was nice being a nice person, and hope we can become friends
Isis on October 20, 2004, 11:20:19 AM
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RurouniKJS on September 18, 2004, 2:13:29 AM
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Hello. I have a few suggestions:
1. Your work shows up very light onscreen. If you can, use an imaging program like photoshop to darken the line before you upload your scans. Or you can adjust the darkness with the scanner's own software if the other option isn't available.
2. I notice that you mostly copy from existing official art. That's a great place to start. You learn a lot about line placement, composition and such that way. Now the next step is to take what you've learned and draw straight from your imagination, using the reference art only as a guide.
I can see you've got the talent. Now it's time to hone the skill!
1. Your work shows up very light onscreen. If you can, use an imaging program like photoshop to darken the line before you upload your scans. Or you can adjust the darkness with the scanner's own software if the other option isn't available.
2. I notice that you mostly copy from existing official art. That's a great place to start. You learn a lot about line placement, composition and such that way. Now the next step is to take what you've learned and draw straight from your imagination, using the reference art only as a guide.
I can see you've got the talent. Now it's time to hone the skill!