-Felicia (Darkstalkers or Night Warriors)
-Lara Croft (Tomb Raider)
-Christie (Dead or Alive)
-Ayane (Dead or Alive)
-Chun-Li (Street Fighter)
-Sonya Blade (Mortal Kombat)
-Kitana (Mortal Kombat)
I may not do these in order, or may come up with another one with a different VG girl, but I believe that my next comic will be Felicia. And before you say anything, yes, I know she doesn't change costume in her sequels, but you'll just have to find out and see. I won't give confirmed dates on these because I have a hard time constructing a schedule when I'm either at work, searching for a job, and trying to do something that I can show in my portfolio.
You're welcome to ask if there is a VG girl you want me to do, but I may not do ALL of your requests because I explained it before either in your comments or in my own comments that you will find in my submitted pages (e.g. Less is More: Taki). But, in case you forgot or didn't read them the first them, I shall explain them again:
1) They have to be memorable & popular (appearing in sequels).
2) They have to show a transition of costume changes overtime (again, appearing in sequels).
3) They have to be sexy (in some way or another).
4) Usually, there has to be something to poke fun at (to add a little humor into these comics); for example: Sophitia's SC4 clothes is almost transparent, Taki barely has any changes with her jumpsuit, and Samus keeps stripping her clothes for each different ending.
Anyway, thank you very much for the support, faves, comments, etc. for my Less is More Comic Strips, and have a HAPPY 4TH OF JULY!
-Ford Shipper







--
"Gentlemen. BEHOLD!!!"
-Dr. Weird (ATHF)
Spread the DA love around!
RULES:
1- You can hug the person who hugged you!
2- You -MUST- hug 6 other people, at least!
3- You should hug them in public! Paste it on their user page!
4- Random hugs are perfectly okay! (and sweet)
5- You should most definitely get started hugging right away!
Send This To All Your Friends, And Me If I Am one (you can copy and paste this message on their userpage!) If You Get 7 Back You Are Loved!
1-3: you're a bad friend
4-6: you're an ok friend
7-9: you're a good friend
10-& Up: you're a great friend
--
Ah love, a dreadful bond...and yet so easily severed - Davey Jones
--
"Gentlemen. BEHOLD!!!"
-Dr. Weird (ATHF)
--
Ah love, a dreadful bond...and yet so easily severed - Davey Jones
...
HUG!
There, you're happy?
--
"Gentlemen. BEHOLD!!!"
-Dr. Weird (ATHF)
--
Ah love, a dreadful bond...and yet so easily severed - Davey Jones
Anyway, I hope everything is going well for your classes and I wish you the best of luck for your job hunt.
--
"Gentlemen. BEHOLD!!!"
-Dr. Weird (ATHF)
--
"Gentlemen. BEHOLD!!!"
-Dr. Weird (ATHF)
--
"Never call me "Cutie"..." <3
Hey, whats going on? 23/female.. come chat with me on this website CLICK HERE
--
"Gentlemen. BEHOLD!!!"
-Dr. Weird (ATHF)
--
Fightings okay
When youre five hundred kays away
The things that you want to say
Should be said straight to my face
Good Man - Jack Carty
--
"Gentlemen. BEHOLD!!!"
-Dr. Weird (ATHF)
Jag
PS: This is not spam.
--
Member of the Mystery Ink Club [link]
--
"Never call me "Cutie"..." <3
Anyway, I'm going to try to answer your questions as best as I can. It's good to use references and pictures to help create the story's characters, but you must also keep in mind of how to shape out your characters.
When I design a character, I start out by drawing a stick figure to get the right posture and pose. Then, I use oval and circular shapes to make the stick figure into a manikin, which will give form and shape to the design. Next, I work on the details and features of the characters.
When drawing the stick figure, you should also began to work on its proportions. Usually for superheroes, a person is 8 heads tall, but a normal person is about 7-and-a-half heads tall. Females are about 7 heads tall I believe. Children are probably about 6 or 5 heads tall (depending on age). Proportions act as guidelines on how your body parts align up with and another. For example. A superhero's arm is about 3 heads tall. It aligns up from the shoulder to the groin. The arm's wrist be about 4 head down.
I made a proportion handout guide for my afterschool class. If I got your e-mail address, I'll sent it to you. I also save some DeviantART tutorials as my faves if you want to check them out.
If you are going to draw backgrounds for your comic, you might want to do some perspectives. It's a little complicated for me to explain it right now, but I'll try to find some info on that. You might be able to search for some perspective tutorials on DeviantART.
When starting a comic book, always have a plan. Draw thumbnails, rough sketches of your comic pages, to help plan and change your storytelling before you begin the final process. The same thing for your characters designs, do sketches of them in case you want to make quick and decisive changes.
Well, I hope these answers have helped you out so far. If you have anymore specific questions, please feel free to ask and I'll do my best to advise you. Thanks and Good Luck!
-Ford
--
"Gentlemen. BEHOLD!!!"
-Dr. Weird (ATHF)
that'd be awesome if you could send me that proportion handout. my email's freakosketcher13@yahoo.com.
--
"Never call me "Cutie"..." <3
--
"Gentlemen. BEHOLD!!!"
-Dr. Weird (ATHF)
Previous Page12Next Page