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[2016-03-05 18:15:06 +0000 UTC]
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 22; Deviations: 330; Watchers: 137
Watching: 45; Pageviews: 12508; Comments Made: 1820; Friends: 45
# About me
NATIONALITY: Hispanic.HOBBIES:Art; sports;politics.
FAVORITE MUSIC:Progressive Rock; Metal; Avant Garde; Eighties Alternative; Punk; Jazz; Folk; Alternative Adult Contemporary (Rikki Lee Jones, Joni Mitchell, Tom Waites; Steely Dan, etc. Music that walks the edge between mainstream and "left-field").
FAVORITE MANGA/ANIME: "Revolutionary Girl Utena"; "Ninja Nonsense"; "Azumanga Daioh"; "Evangelion"; "Kashimashi"; "Martian Successor Nadesico"; "KareKano"; "Escaflowne"; "Clannad"; "KaliedoStar"; "Maria Watches Over Us"; "Strawberry Panic"; "Haruhi Suzumiya"; "Lucky Star"; "Gunbuster"; "S.T.R.A.I.N."; ""Strike Witches"; "Simoun"; "Hanbane"; "Kino's Journey"; "Excel Saga" "3Centimeters"; "Toradora" (manga for enjoyment) "Shugo Chara; Cardcaptor Sakura; Black Lagoon; Utena-Viz; Ghost In The Shell; Sumomomo Momomo" (Manga for research and deconstruction); Rie Takada (favorite manga-ka)
FAVORITE WRITERS: Hunter Thompson; Kurt Vonnegut; William Burroughs; JG Ballard; Garrison Keillor; Mario Puzo; Monty Python; Old-School MAD Magazine; David Bowie, Peter Hammill; Woody Allen; Thomas Pynchon; Dante; John Bunyan; John Milton; CS Lewis; Tolkien. Charles Bukowski; William Blake; Shirley Jackson; Rita Mae Brown; Jimmy Breslin; Jack Kerouac; Flannery O'Conner, Ursula K. LeGuin; Miyazaki.
INFLUENCES: Old School Hanna-Barbera, 4-Koma manga, and those little tiny drawings on the backs of baseball cards, circa the 1970's.
I AM----moody, quiet but foul-tempered when pushed. Punctual. Will go years without speaking publically to anybody. Musician (Bass). Foodie. I don't play video games. Terrible conversationalist to young people; I AM a walking cure for insomnia, as this biography can attest.
OCCUPATION: Laborer
VETERAN: Yes.
APPEARENCE: No Comment...sorry. The DeviantArt guidelines specifically state that obscene images are not allowed---and that's why I won't put my face up on my cover photo. I don't want to get kicked out.
# Comments
Comments: 52
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Happy Birthday to you!
Happy Birthday to you!Β
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Aaah your gallery gives me that nostalgic feeling, really enjoy your pinup work!
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Hi there.
Please sign this petition of releasing a future Betty Boop movie for those who are fans of her.
www.change.org/p/syco-entertaiβ¦
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Here I have another picture/reference for the request.
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Your pin-up art is beyond beautiful. It is goregous! Please keep up the good work, and Happy Holidays! πππππ
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Hey do you do art trades or requests? o3o
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Hey hun, have you considered submitting your art to any of deviantArt's groups? There are groups dedicated to naughty art and sexy pinups and so forth, where your work would fit in well. It might help your work get more attention - it deserves a lot more than it's getting now.
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Hey I'm sorry I couldn't let you submit any art to the group. I'm having problems with my computer and even now this isn't even my computer so I'll be on when I get my computer back. I hope you understand
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Cheersπ·π·π· Would it be too forward of me to ask if I could do a pinup version of Vidalia?
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Hmm, well...I don't entirely object to the idea...but at the same time, I have concerns about what exactly that would entail and also taking her character/setting into account.Β Basically, what I am getting at is Victorian Underwear! It...covers lots.Β She wouldn't wear anything that shows more.Β That isn't the type of person she is.Β Β I mean, proper and presentable is kinda her by-law.Β She wouldn't undo a single button for the sake of physical comfort, let alone provocative reasons. XD
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Understood---and yet even Sarah Bernhardt did some music hall burlesque in her time, and she was a true lady. What constitutes "scandalous" in her time would be considered G-rated now. I won't utilize modern "Victoria's Secret" garb for Victorian times simply because I'm a bit of a stickler for proper detail. No sense putting a WWII pin-up spin on it. It's too jarring and inacurate.
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Heh heh, thanks for understanding what I was getting at.Β If you end up drawing her, just throw me a link. ;D
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I know why you won't play video games.
It's because my dad kicked your butt lol
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Hello. I know who this is. Only YOU know that dirty little secret. How are you, my dear?
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I good. just browsing for some parts for models.
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You know I make 3D models right? Well this siteΒ the place to get part such as hair, eyes, skin tones, clothing and accessories.
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About the marcie comment
Well Katja also masked her true personality with the guise of a being an innocent girl. Marcie could be masking it by being a nerdy subservient quiet girl.
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Marcie masking innocence---with a voice like hers!? Truly that is genius evil on a massive scale.
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But Katja's voice held hidden seduction---Marcie just sounded like she had a "stuffy doze". Now THAT'S evil, you bet'cha!
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No, her false voice was pure little girl. It tricked everyone that didn't know of her persona
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Hey hun, I was just wondering. Β Do you have any suggestions or tips for me in terms of drawing technique and style? Β I thought I'd ask you, since you're a lot more skilled than me, and recently I haven't been too happy with the quality of my art.
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What aspect are you unhappy with?
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I don't know, really. Β I guess it's not as sexy as I'd like it to be.
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Understood. It's quite a knife's edge, balancing the cute and the kinky. Have you heard of a Western hentai group called Jab Comics? If you haven't, check them out...they might be the balance you're looking for. If they're not quite your cup of coffee, let us know how else we can help.
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Do you have any tips for how I could draw sexier faces? Β I find I really struggle with that, especially with eyes >.<
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It's difficult to articulate how I do it---the expressions just happen that way. It's hard to explain.
But what I can do is allow you to make copies of whatever pin-ups you like, and you can use those as templates to mix in with your style until you are adept enough to do it on your own with your own particular flair. You can do it. Is that okay?
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Thank you kindly for the watch! Any pieces in particular you like?
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The cheerleader one---funny. All of them make me grin because of your style.
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Thanks! Β ...but, I don't recall drawing any cheerleaders
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"Avi Art For Pssngr" isn't a cheerleader? Hmf...my fault. I guess I really don't go out much as I used to. My last football game was twenty years ago, and I'm so used to some cartoonists depicting cheerleaders smoking, as a kind of edgy "Motley Crue" image. I got that same "Sunset Strip rock band graphic" vibe from "Avi Art". Sorry...
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Ah XD Β Don't worry about it hun. Β I'm still glad you like my work :3
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Welcome to DA! and you definitely have something going on here as Yuu-chan mentioned earlier. I'd recommend giving something (more) to what you have, and after some time, I'm sure it'll take off nicely. Just suggesting~Β
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True. What you see are introductory samples of my style, to familiarize folks with. A bit scrappy, but there you go. Someone once said my style walks the razor's edge between clean professionalism and utter amateurish simpleton. How can one argue otherwise?
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Mmm, I know what they mean by that, but when I see something like this, I can tell its something you do naturally. That to me is professional at the minimum. I mean, you can be painting paint splatters on a canvas, call it professional work, and not give a crap about it. That doesn't seem professional at all. Sure, you're style is sketchy, but it is something you're consistent with, and it passes on this idea of "This is my work, and this is how I do it." You know what I mean? If I saw this anywhere out on the street or online, you would be the first person to come to mind. Straight up.
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Thanks. Yet the truth is, my style is odd. It LOOKS as simple as anything by Charles Schulz, but when folks try to copy it free-hand, they have difficulty replicating it exactly. I myself would have a bastard of a time replicating your work. The truth is, one leaves one's own personality in their work as a kind of psychic fingerprint. I strongly believe that cartooning, in particular, possess a strange kind of magic---because of that "psychic fingerprint", it may actually be possible to ascertain what the artist may look like. I guess it's the same principle that applies to dog owners in relation to their dogs...go figure.
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Sounds about right to me~Β Β
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