Contest: My 2nd year anniversary is coming up...

**Wildcat** · 02 Jul 2003, 12:16 AM

I'm holding a small contest open to anyone who wants to enter. The rules can be found at my Gift page, which is here:
http://members.tripod.com/jf.wildcat/id792.htm

Thanks to anyone who enters! Post your entries in this thread.

**Josh** · 02 Jul 2003, 01:25 AM

**Wildcat** · 02 Jul 2003, 02:00 AM

I'll give you props on the good use of MS Paint.

**cigsthecat** · 02 Jul 2003, 03:51 AM

Are you serious? A "contest" to get art from people in celebration of browsing the web for a while?

These sure are strange times.

**Wildcat** · 02 Jul 2003, 09:05 PM

It's actually more for my website being online than for me being online. I did it last year and no one seemed to mind...*shrugs*

**FuryFox** · 02 Jul 2003, 09:22 PM

Originally posted by 88mph

A strong effort, 88, but you may need to consult some books (check out some other recent threads for recommendations), or get some experience from live models. I notice some inaccuracies in your anatomy, although the overall form delivers the message quite effectively, I think.

Also, you may want to think about the type of backgrounds you paint. You may be trying to achieve some sort of consistency among your works, or perhaps a motif, but it comes off a bit sophmoric, and pundits may think you're simply unable to render much else in the way of environmental imagery. Also, your use of light and digital effects is a bit overt, and some may think you're trying to subplant traditional art means with a more "synthetic world" approach, and I don't think that's your intention.

But I could be way off.

**Rumpy** · 03 Jul 2003, 02:30 AM

I agree with Fury

**Josh** · 03 Jul 2003, 04:22 AM

Now that I think about it, it needs some lens flare...

**Rich** · 03 Jul 2003, 04:37 AM

Originally posted by FuryFox
A strong effort, 88, but you may need to consult some books (check out some other recent threads for recommendations), or get some experience from live models. I notice some inaccuracies in your anatomy, although the overall form delivers the message quite effectively, I think.

Also, you may want to think about the type of backgrounds you paint. You may be trying to achieve some sort of consistency among your works, or perhaps a motif, but it comes off a bit sophmoric, and pundits may think you're simply unable to render much else in the way of environmental imagery. Also, your use of light and digital effects is a bit overt, and some may think you're trying to subplant traditional art means with a more "synthetic world" approach, and I don't think that's your intention.

But I could be way off.

Jemery?