ShogunTrooper
Launching Bees out of a Trebuchet
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Uh... last time I checked, sharks had skeletons.
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Uh... last time I checked, sharks had skeletons.
They do, but it's made entirely of cartilage.
Well, the more you know. I genuinely didn't know that.
Whats wrong with the feet? Barefoot seems nice.And her feet. I'm wondering if maybe I should ask the feet be changed from barefoot (which is admittedly like canon Wuya), or have her wear some chinese heels instead to make them look better. Either that, or what to ask them to adjust the feet to make them look better, as I can't pin down exactly what's bothering me about the feet and ma
Well, that little toe is drawn strange, the forth one too. The third and the forth toe seem like they are bent, while the others aren't.And her feet. I'm wondering if maybe I should ask the feet be changed from barefoot (which is admittedly like canon Wuya), or have her wear some chinese heels instead to make them look better. Either that, or what to ask them to adjust the feet to make them look better, as I can't pin down exactly what's bothering me about the feet and making me prefer to have them be covered instead.
Yeah, the toes aren't symmetrical in their position/how they shrink in size.Well, that little toe is drawn strange, the forth one too. The third and the forth toe seem like they are bent, while the others aren't.
The little toe looks like a little finger attached to her foot, only a lot smaller.Yeah, the toes aren't symmetrical in their position/how they shrink in size.
The right foot (the one that can be fully seen) looks a little too long. The foot could be made a little shorter.Looking for a second opinion, does the foot itself's size look weird? Like, does it look a bit too large, or is that just me?
Yeah, I'll need to get a reference of a better-drawn foot in a roughly similar position for this.The little toe looks like a little finger attached to her foot, only a lot smaller.
So it wasn't just me.The right foot (the one that can be fully seen) looks a little too long. The foot could be made a little shorter.
I'm not a real artist, but I can attest to that. They're very, very delicate instruments and have a wide range of "shade".The back foot should be smaller, just because of perspective.
And, yes, the hands are off as well.
.... This is pretty damn commonplace, hands and feet are a royal pain in the ass for artists.
Right, I guess the back foot should also be adjusted.The back foot should be smaller, just because of perspective.
And, yes, the hands are off as well.
.... This is pretty damn commonplace, hands and feet are a royal pain in the ass for artists.
What's the name? I like the art.Right, I guess the back foot should also be adjusted.
I would prefer she be kept barefoot since that's how Wuya is supposed to roll, so I guess I'll just ask for changes and hope the result is good at the end.
They've been pretty cool for multiple commissions now anyways, I should trust them.
Oh, you meant cucumber 2.0.
Defective pickle, you mean.
In Japanese, or Overall?Does anyone know what the hell the proper Onomatopoeia for a Westminster Chime is? I am trying to write a new chapter, and the lack of ability to proper phrase it is driving me nutty. I might just end up linking a sound clip at this rate, but I don't want to admit defeat just yet.
Edit: To give more context, that is the alarm which is used in most if not all Japanese schools.
He's asking for an onomatopoeia, not a name.
Sorry, brain is a bit mush. Feeling a bit sick lately.
Does anyone know what the hell the proper Onomatopoeia for a Westminster Chime is? I am trying to write a new chapter, and the lack of ability to proper phrase it is driving me nutty. I might just end up linking a sound clip at this rate, but I don't want to admit defeat just yet.
Edit: To give more context, that is the alarm which is used in most if not all Japanese schools.