No worries. But I do recommend software like photoshop if possible cause they have hardness control for brushes which is good for blending in colors. Paint.net as I recall do not have such function aside from opacity control which will take double the effort.

Halo cymon. Long time no see

This post has been edited by LeechFever: Jun 10 2009, 05:46 PM

Hope to see some of ur artworks here, . A bit much on the discussion side and less artworks lately.

Itching to draw after some time?

Im guessing that's how a transformer gives birth lol. Nice concept btw.

Smurf?

Looks good. To have it in color is entirely up to you and different perspective to comment. Though probably the robot may need a bit of tweaking (but really depends if you intend to draw it like that)?

Though I would suggest a different T-shirt template. This one look a bit weird to judge if one wears it.

This post has been edited by LeechFever: Aug 10 2009, 09:19 PM

U can get the shirt template by googling either "Shirt Template Black/White" or easier go google image and click the link. On the design, can't really say much about black/white. Almost everything once converted into only 2 tones, just seem ok, no matter how ugly the design is originally in full color cause nobody can comment much on color choices unless it has a purpose. Only comment would probably be the positioning of the design patches (either too far top/bottom or left/right). For club though, I probably will aim for color version cause it makes the shirt stand out more .... sort of attracting people to it.

The robot part for me looks like a potato mermaid in armor, no offense. Different people, different view. I prefer Western movie, you prefer Chinese film kind of deal. But if the intention is for a robot design like that, then nothing on my side.

JPEG is universal to printing company cause it's the least hassle. However due to image compression which may lose a bit of color to it, maybe BMP or PNG instead? But ultimately, go survey printing company (don't ask me, I don't know much about your area) and ask them directly if they can accept vector type file.

Don't mind the comment on the robot. I look at Doraemon and Harry Potter as a weird character design as well, and look how it turn out.

Love what you did on the first pic.

Nope just fine. Messy and need a lot of refinement but for lazy quick hand drawn manga artist, that's pretty much it. Proportion wise, can't comment much cause the original 'Bleach' art style is a bit off as well.

This post has been edited by LeechFever: Sep 18 2009, 07:51 AM

Very good! Though the girl could look sexier, lol.

I suspect the excessive crumple on her back of her swim suit is the culprit. It looks like she worn an over sized suit around the waist. And no offense...she looks like a transvestite, lol. But ignoring that, the background is quite good.

This post has been edited by LeechFever: Dec 15 2009, 04:03 PM

Could be better if ya try tracing the line.

shaky? What type of tablet?

Hmmmm opposite to my method. line art with wacom and coloring with mouse, lol. Then again old wacom probably have glossy surface that causes lining task a bit hard. Suggest u lay a piece of paper on it and see if it give a better traction.

Wolverine seem fine but the rest of the two, the proportion a bit off especially around the hair area.

This post has been edited by LeechFever: Jan 29 2010, 12:57 PM

You are pretty good already.

Nice one. Though I dislike the over-equipped "tongkat".

V1 seem better. V2 the lines a bit too thick.