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Eh, you'd come to the same conclusion sooner or later :)

Unless it's an extremely strong white light, shadows have less color than the lit portions of your image. Saturated = more color. Highlights != all lit areas Highlights are the very top at your light-value range. :)

Wow. That post is a logical fallacy goldmine ... The fact he mistakenly believes 'Manifest Destiny' means "American destiny engineering" doesn't help his argumentation, either. Quick, someone e-mail this to Roshambo as a Christmas gift or something.

Not bad. Tip1: Adding white doesn't make something look illuminated, it makes it look whitened down. Something illuminated is also much more color-saturated than its shadow. Furthermore, using brown or blue for shades. Black just makes your shapes look dirty. Warm light -> cold shadow...

Pft. Kim Jr, cock-wagging, showing the NK brass who's boss. There will be no open war, there's no immediate gain in that. Other than that, @Americans saying 'we should get involved', one word: lulz.

troop on, grasshopper :) Tips: 1) Get hold of an anatomy book and sketch out some muscle groups, the exercise will work wonders on your drawing skills. 2) Try to sketch 'from life' as much as possible, the stuff on your desk, people on the street, bars, public transportation, whatevs.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxVlgkN42j4&feature=related Here. Banksy is awesome and all, but...

hmmyeah, dunno, this forearm is weird.

*highfive*

Oh yes, and Singularity. Not a masterpiece, but it's got an interesting setting. Huge problems with texture streaming, tho'

Um. Your disposition between their actions and motives might vary?

Read carefully, my claim was the remains are rarely intact or if you want... whole, solid enough to be brought to the surface by flotation devices.

Wonderful post, korindabar. Nevertheless, if you don't have anything to say about the topic at hand, indulge us in a little break from your razor-sharp wit. M2033 is linear, because it's a pretty traditional FPS. It wasn't supposed to have free-roam open world, it's a pretty straightforward...

Don't be silly. If an aircraft crashes, you rarely have 'bodies'. A seatbelt or a flotation device won't magically protect your body from being dismembered, pulverized or burnt. Not to mention "all over the cabin". The 'body recognition' theory is ridiculous.

Your understanding is 'a fucking joke'. You know what happens to people that don't fasten their seatbelts when an aircraft encounters heavy turbulence? They smack their heads on the plane's ceiling. Hard. I've seen it happen. And sometimes, people fracture their skulls or crush their necks in...

:) In fact, any of these used in 'opposite' combinations are used to make basic color contrast. That said, I need to get back to that thing, finish it, and yes, change them colors a bit :)

I've researched a lot of HL2 concept art lately, mainly looking at Daniel Dociu's awesome work at art-directing the game, and stumbled upon something else. On their wiki page, I came across three simple level-design sketches. These...

workin' moar. might have gone a bit overboard with the shit all over the drawing, yo. also, haven't slept in 30 hours.

Read my goddamn posts thoroughly, you ISAF target you. They're rebranding the whole thing in order to sell games with DRM.