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[PICO & PALS]

Top shelf

My only objections to this piece are you misspelled "strawberry and pals" as "P-I-C-O and pals" (a weird, common mistake) and misspelled "the problems of the future, today!" as "E-V-E-R-Y-T-H-I-N-G B-Y E-V-E-R-Y-O-N-E" (another bizarre mistake, probably because of the misspelling in the logo). Other than that, it's quite good

[John Ludwick]

Quite excellent!

I like this a lot, it's oozing with character. The light sources are a little strange, like where the shadows are pointing and where the shine on the leg and the mountain dew keg are don't jive with each other, but it's a solid caricature and I'm sure your professor is quite proud of you.

[Zangief Character Select]

Not bad

I think you got the shine on his muscles spot-on. The anatomy is quite off and the lines are very rough, but damn I just can't stop looking at how nice that shine turned out.

I've played street fighter for quite a while, and I'm sure some nerd even bigger than me is going to pounce on me for this question, what is with the pickles?

deadspread83 responds:

The pickles are really nothing. If you look at my Losers Vol. 1 you'll see the animation I made to go along with this. That's as far as the connection goes.

[Valentines day]

That's pretty nice actually.

The perspective of the knife and the axe are a little off (the knife more than the axe) I like the teeth a lot, they're very nice looking, I'd like to see how it looks with slightly bolder shading.

The eye on the white one seems a little off, specifically if that's a pupil then why would there be wrinkles on the white? But I can't really criticize you for that it's a monstrous creature with bizarre anatomy. The expressions are great, the hands are wonderfully gnarly, the whole thing is composed very nicely.

UnderARock responds:

thanks for the review man, I know what your talking about with the knife and the axe. I remember thinking about fixing it before I sent it in for the contest, I mustve forgot or something :B

[Happy Faic Smile Smile]

Eh

Simplicity is forgivable when coupled with originality.

JoSilver responds:

But originality can only be defined by ones own experiences...