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Topic: Anyone like to share Disney Duck (and mouse) art?

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LadyQuackly
(Alternate title: "Shameless art pandering". :) )

Since Robb_K was kind enough to share his luverly drawing of Ludwig von Drake, I felt compelled to share some of my own artwork as featured over at www.deviantart.com.

This was a drawing of Scrooge as a gift art for one of my "watchers", made partly for Scrooge's 60th Anniversary. He's sitting in his favorite spot, reading what's probably his favorite book: his ledger. :P
It was originally in b & w, but I thought a bluish tone would suit it better.

This is my very first Scrooge McDuck; so be honest, but kind. :)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v418/Mouselady/Scrooge_Reading.jpg
Roger North
That is an interesting picture of Scrooge Lady Quackly.
Robb_K
It's a nice drawing for a first try. I think he looks a bit too tall, however. It is very nicely staged, and a nice character study (nice idea).
LadyQuackly
Quote from user: Roger NorthThat is an interesting picture of Scrooge Lady Quackly.
Thank you! :)
LadyQuackly
Quote from user: Robb_KIt's a nice drawing for a first try. I think he looks a bit too tall, however. It is very nicely staged, and a nice character study (nice idea).
Yeah, I'd never ever drawn him before, and he was kind of a rush job. Scroogie could be a bit shorter, now that you mention it; I need to get in the habit of outlining a character's body before I sketch it. I'll work on that, though. Anyway, thank you! :)
LadyQuackly
Quote from user: Robb_Khttp://img220.imageshack.us/img220/6746/brerrabbbit100dpitj6.jpg
Great job on B'rer Rabbit there. :)
Roger North
Quote from user: LadyQuacklyQuote from user: Roger NorthThat is an interesting picture of Scrooge Lady Quackly.
Thank you! :)

You're Welcome.
Olivier
The funny thing is that he is so tall he looks like a humanized version of himself-- and now I have typed it, I realize the body is actually very much that of a human character in terms of size & proportions.
Why is the "$" on the wall reveresed? Is it a glass pane?
LadyQuackly
Quote from user: OlivierThe funny thing is that he is so tall he looks like a humanized version of himself-- and now I have typed it, I realize the body is actually very much that of a human character in terms of size & proportions.

Why is the "$" on the wall reveresed? Is it a glass pane?

Oh, dear. But then, this is my first Scrooge, and I'm still getting the hang of drawing anthropomorphic characters (especially Disney ones). I'm more used to drawing actual human figures so far.

If memory serves me right, I saw the dollar sign on the bin door reversed in an episode of Ducktales. Not to mention I glitched up on the size of the vault; it's really much bigger. :P
Harukuro
That's a great Scrooge LadyQuackly, especially since its your first time drawing him! :D And Robb_K that B'rer Rabbit looks like official Disney art. Keep up the great work you two.
By the way I'm back after 4 (*gasp*) months of being offline here. It's great to be back anyway. :)
Robb_K
Oooiiieee! Ik ben Duitser nu!
Ach du lieber!!! Oi, veh ist mir!
Olivier
That's a splendid Scrooge, Robb!
Has it been used as a cover? It ought to be.
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