Ok, I must admit that the cock and the scissors look a little bit copied/stolen/clipart-ish (you get the picture, right? ;), but the concept with the bloody kid and his little accident combined with the nice title makes me smile every time I look at it. =) You'll get a +4 from me. I've followed your progress with great interest, and your blending skills are coming along nicely. Keep it up until you reach perfection and then try even harder. ;) I wish that I'll make some progress in my freehand drawing skills. I'm not satisfied with my doodles yet, but it's great fun practising, don't you agree? Well well, bye for now!
/Samuelf
This tile is from For Newbies III: The Resurrection.
Tile Info
Comment:
Unlucky Chuckie
By: LongIslandEddie
Checked out at: September 07, 2001
Checked in at: September 07, 2001
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Bizarre.
Re: Bizarre (to say the least)
Sam,
I'm working now on trying to use more hand drawing in the tiles that I do but this is an area where I have not acquired the necessary skill to have confidence in my offerings. Thank you for the compliment and with confidence building vis a vis comments and observations like yours, it may not be too much longer before the ingredients cook up into a nice dish.However, I think that your work is great and you have arrived to a place where I am hopefully headed.
I appreciate the interest that you and others here on ice have shown in both my progress and my technique and I am sure that like any diamond in the rough, that I can be cut, polished and refined until I sparkle. Thank you Samuelf...
Eddie
I'm working now on trying to use more hand drawing in the tiles that I do but this is an area where I have not acquired the necessary skill to have confidence in my offerings. Thank you for the compliment and with confidence building vis a vis comments and observations like yours, it may not be too much longer before the ingredients cook up into a nice dish.However, I think that your work is great and you have arrived to a place where I am hopefully headed.
I appreciate the interest that you and others here on ice have shown in both my progress and my technique and I am sure that like any diamond in the rough, that I can be cut, polished and refined until I sparkle. Thank you Samuelf...
Eddie