Nick-nack-patty-wack

[PoisonshroomClock]

give ur dog a boen

[buttplug]

dis old mayn is goin home

[Loki Clock]

This old man, he played one, he played nick-knack on his thumb, with a nick-knack paddywhack, give a dog a bone! This old man came rolling home.

One of my earliest memories, that song. Good drawings.

[GearBoxClock]

http://www.locklegion.com/lockstorage/coffee/drankdog.png

http://www.locklegion.com/lockstorage/coffee/duo_head.jpg

http://www.locklegion.com/lockstorage/coffee/red_head.jpg

Wait what?

[buttplug]

Wait what?

I think they have a free upload system.

[PowerGloveClock]

Wait what?

thanks for stating the obvious

[GearBoxClock]

I think they have a free upload system.

Oh cool.

Nice drawings then.

[GearBoxClock]

And by nice I mean horrifying

[AstronautClock]

the dog drawing has his arms connected to his neck lol.

[Bigglesnoots]

arm bone's connected to the

neck bone

[Loki Clock]

Variety of brush stroke is good, whether you're using it for details or not. Humans sense strength in relative terms. If you have a song that's all loud all the time it doesn't have any impact, while if you have quiet parts or accompaniment it makes the rest loud by comparison. So the contrast of the small with the large lines can be exploited.

[PoisonshroomClock]

You need to work on using a variety of brush strokes rather than a single size. The shading is also nice but it could be better.

All in all, you have some great art but you don't put the finer details into them.

I've taken on board what you and Loki have suggested and slapped up another drawing playing around with line thickness. Nothing too out there (especially conceptually), but I'd like to see what you guys think!

[PaperClipClock]

I've taken on board what you and Loki have suggested aally conceptually) 666

This is probably my favorite piece you've ever posted. In fact, I really like it! Mission brush stroke size change was a success.

[SpinningCubeClock]

I've taken on board what you and Loki have suggested and slapped up another drawing playing around with line thickness. Nothing too out there (especially conceptually), but I'd like to see what you guys think!

Remember how I used to say your stuff looked good but it was lacking something? I think it was the brush stroke variety. I agree paperclip and shit. This is probably my favourite thing you've posted. When all the lines are the same, it makes it look childish I think.

[AstronautClock]

that last one pwns

[PoisonshroomClock]

first time i've touched water colors since grade 3

[SpinningCubeClock]

first time i've touched water colors since grade 3

Looks pretty good. Buy some watercolour paper though, you need to use heaps of water but if you do that on normal paper it goes like fuck so that doesn't work.

[Loki Clock]

Leiptrmynd ok Vatnfáðt

Pretty sweet! On the watercolor, the center of the face seems misaligned too far to the viewer, but given the subject matter it's hard to tell whether such anatomy dealies are intentional or not.

[BlitzballClock]

Loving it, especially the first picture

[PoisonshroomClock]

first is an introduction (i guess) to my sketchbook thing




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