Sketches and Nonsense

[MechDeus]

A few of these are from when I was bored at work, while Id (Xenogears) is from a very long time ago, the self cannibalism is recent, and en Marjette is my favorite piece that I've done in a very long time (even though it's cropped a bit in the scan). Criticism, ahoy!

[MechDeus]

And the rest...

[Ashen Victor]

i'm a big fan of the middle finger drawings (lord knows i've got one too many doodled out) so the third pic is my fave of the bunch. and i like the first one for it's disturbing cuteness. she looks like she's got a busted lip though. but you've got some good work there Mech.

[edit] just saw the last two and wow. nice line work.

[jonas]

Very nice line work with that big guys hair.... very nice.

[Tracer]

Greatness, you must be a waiter.

[MechDeus]

Thanks guys.

she looks like she's got a busted lip though.

That's what I get for drawing on such small paper.

[Segatron314]

I am particularly fond of the ribbon girl, the first one, though I really like the design on the second as well, and the whole cocept.

I like how it would be a more stylish way of doing an excercise everyone who takes a life drawing class must repeat, drawing the countours of the body using lines.

[Nomi]

Of the first batch, I'm quite fond of the last one. And, despite it's sheer uplifting cheerfulness, the second is also good. Hm.

en Marjette also kicks ass. So strange and awesome.

[loki]

they are all really good.

The second image of the kid with a gun is the most powerful image to me. The contour drawings are great but dont give me the satisfaction that a completed job would but the one with the twisting torso looks really well done.

the first and fifth image do a good job conveying a story in a single frame. the middle finger image drawn thousands of time over by disgruntled and sometimes underpaid youth is always fun to do but forshortening gets tricky when you flip the bird and you almost got it but something looks off about that.

Cool stuff overall keep 'em coming if you got 'em!

[AstroBlue]

I like the Dali-esque deconstruction, the way they are unwinding.