coltcat
I got a this Sam,Originally Posted by sameer_monier
waiting to launch a 40mm grenade at the door
I got a this Sam,
waiting to launch a 40mm grenade at the door
Hey devs! if you can read this...
that means your browser's feedback-block wasn't turn on yet.
Much respect man, Logan is indeed a good character.
I love Syphon Filter
LOL Colt that actually looks really good.I got a this Sam,
waiting to launch a 40mm grenade at the door
BTW use a Gas Grenade much better haha ((God I miss those from SAR))
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Reminds me of the game Mafia.
Nice.
@Andre & sameer
thanks mate, .....it's actually scarface tho. (god, I'm that old?)
I remember I got an old one for forum response-post material
I miss these four guys.
Last edited by coltcat; 07-07-2012 at 05:52 PM.
Hey devs! if you can read this...
that means your browser's feedback-block wasn't turn on yet.
BoB Very Nice SC picture. He has that Ninja Look.
I can tell you have a certain confidence in your contours. You draw with purpose.
I always admire artist that aren't afraid to Shade in there pencil Line Art.
My only constructive criticism on your work is that it lacks proper drapery/cloth contours (maybe that is intentional).
As someone who seems to love to draw I thought I would point you in the direction of a Very good book on the subject called Dynamic Drapery and Wrinkles published by Watson-Guptill
It is a wonderfull book that teachs you the ins and outs of understanding cloth dynamics. It is full with tons of vocabulary terms and true understandings of the subject.
It is also very easy to understand full of picture examples and relatively cheap not to mention short and to the point (10 dollars on Amazon)
I am inspired now to show my yet unfinished SC Painting.....still in early line art phase though.
I will hopefully post that here soon in it's unfinished form.
Variable speed gives more control over your walk/sneak which in turn gives your animations a personal touch and increases re-playability. It is also tied directly into the AI sound system.
Analogue controllers where created to give you more control over your character and the Developers have a responsibility to use it.
For me it's a no buy without it.
O yah....Great Thread.
Variable speed gives more control over your walk/sneak which in turn gives your animations a personal touch and increases re-playability. It is also tied directly into the AI sound system.
Analogue controllers where created to give you more control over your character and the Developers have a responsibility to use it.
For me it's a no buy without it.
wooooooooooooh this is so cool.@Andre & sameer
thanks mate, .....it's actually scarface tho. (god, I'm that old?)
I remember I got an old one for forum response-post material
I miss these four guys.
Keep em coming, I just love these images
One of my fav. that I found on deviant.ART ((which was not made by me but by JamesDonaldson))
Share your ideas with me on SC6 "if you love Conviction" Part 1, Part 2, Part 3
Spin Offs Ideas
Small Channel on Youtube
I got a this Sam,
waiting to launch a 40mm grenade at the door
This pic is pure win..simply because of the Scarface reference
Fantastic work there Bob! Batman and Splinter Cell are my two favs! Great job!
haha don't be afraid to tear through my work if there's a purpose! I want to get better of course! And you're talking about the pants right? Because the top has a vest and the rest is very tight with little to no wrinkles. I honestly did the pants quicker than the rest. It's a bit lighter with the shading too which I couldn't tell until I scanned it...owelp. Anyway, I did do the wrinkles quickly but I've never really studied how the wrinkles would go. I'd have to see. And I may pick that book up.
I'm gonna post some other people's fan art if I come across some haha.
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