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Did some more work on some of these Added the red to her armor and dress/corset/whatever it is Made her a redhead and based the jump suit The Irish Goblin (when I blow him up, boy he sucks) Another view of the Goblin

You mean Noarm Garciapopup? When that useless guy was a Cub, he had a groin injury when his wife was in town, and a wrist injury when she wasn't, you figure it out

Hey, at least you guys aren't Completely Useless By September fans. We looked like a little league team in the first round of the playoffs.

Rich told me about that, wish I had seen it.

When I had an art room, (not enough room in the apartment) I had one desk for the airbrush/artograph, I had put a vent hood and vented it out through my window for when I painted. Unfortunately, a few of my bigger paintings (4 x 4 ) didn't fit under the hood, so I made sure that I had my mask on, make sure to get a good respirator mask to use if you do not have a vent set up. You can also get a muffler box made for the compressor, depending on the loudness of yours and where it is kept.

Thats where all the rollaway beds we've been selling lately have been going to.

I always found this book http://www.dickblick.com/zz709/09/ To be very helpful for airbrushing. As it runs you through the basics of brushing through more advanced techniques. Some of it will not transfer over to figure work, but the basics that teaches you brush control will help.

Probably not Can I use a wood chipper and a big old tree branch.

Computer games, this week it's WOW, next week who knows. I change the game I play on the puter very frequently. Played Conan on 360 (ok game if you like button mashing fighting games) Did some artwork that made me look at it and ask what is wrong with me (thats usually a good sign that no one will like the piece) Did some artwork that made the GF look at me and ask "What the $#%^% is wrong with you?" (and shes been with me for ten years) watched some TV, and rented some DVD's. Found two airbrushes I didn't even know I had. Helped the GF decorate the porch for Halloween contest our complex is having.

I own four (or maybe five, can't remember) of the Aztecs, and of the 20+ airbrushes I own they get the most use as I can shoot anything through them and not worry about stripping parts or ruining seals. Yes I love my iwata custom micron(whose new head cost as much as an aztec). But for a workhorse, I love my Aztecs and will continue to promote them. Just my .02 worth.

Guess we'll find out when he gets here. Wonder when that will be?

They've even used some of those in WWII video games too

If you knew me, you'd know that part of town is fine. Does the room have a bed that vibrates ?

It's a chimp out for a stroll, in the woods of Pennsylvania ????

Beo's armies look awesome, as I have seen them in person. The army gets a cohesive look that I don't seem to be able to achive. I am jealous that you can do 50+ in a week, I'm gonna have to break a few fingers on you.

I'll take the voted off, and I'll let the hungry cat take care of the hamsters. Will you put me up at a hotel now that I've been kicked off ?

Small tidbit that I can add from my long ago art school days. Warm light = cool shadows, warm highlights Cool light = warm shadows, cool highlights So someone outside on a sunny day would have cooler colors in their skin shadows, on a cloudy day (the light seems cooler on those days) they would have warmer colors in their shadows. Same for being indoors with different types of lighting. This can help keep a mini from getting to disjointed, if you keep all the shadows warm or cold. The skin on my Shurat in the WIP uses this a bit, as the color I was using for highlights is a cool off white, the shadow color was a warmer greyed out purple.

The micron brand are the most used, they come in multiple colors in allot of different sizes. Here is a link to dick blick with all the colors and sizes available. Micron pens I use them allot in my B&W art work.

The afore mentioned hungry cat?

Sure, but which one? The curse of the ancients The curse of the mummy The curse of the dracula The curse of the Ed Wood The curse of the Seinfeld The curse of the crazy old man from the gas station The curse of the Four armed two headed no eyed beast from another dimension The curse of the Hamster

Cause your EEEEEEEEEEEEEEVVVVVVIIIIIIIILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL < said in my best cheesy 80's horror movie voice. Would you rather be the crazy old man/farmer/gas station attendant (who dies after telling the crucial clue to the heroes) or the Stupid/overweight/loveless/moronic best friend that is there to die so they can find the body and start the fun.

Thanks

I will have to resend the pics tonight, as photobucket seems to have deleted the new ones

Bring something, somewhere, I think ?

A book that helped mer allot with mixing paint was "Blue and Yellow don't always make green". It doesn't go into color theory as much, but explains real world paint mixing. It does have allot of charts showing different colors mixed together though, and that can be helpful to train your eye to see colors you should use.