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Topic: Show off your art Pt. 2

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Matilda
Robb_K, thanks for posting the JW cover again; I like it a lot. Also like very much your Barksian version of the Kelly skating-in-the-bathtub cover (which I then had to go find on INDUCKS). In that one the ducks' beaks are nice and rounded; in your "thin ice" cover and your "piggy bank first aid" cover, their beaks seem to have visible corners, which looks a bit odd to me.
Robb_K
Quote from user: MatildaRobb_K, thanks for posting the JW cover again; I like it a lot. Also like very much your Barksian version of the Kelly skating-in-the-bathtub cover (which I then had to go find on INDUCKS). In that one the ducks' beaks are nice and rounded; in your "thin ice" cover and your "piggy bank first aid" cover, their beaks seem to have visible corners, which looks a bit odd to me.
My Barkslike Kelly cover drawing is from 2004. The "Thin Ice" and "Piggybank First Aid" covers are from the late 1980s (when I was much less skilled at drawing). My drawing skills improved greatly during the 1995-1999 period, when I worked for Turner Feature Animation and Warner Brothers Feature Animation Studios. I got lots of help with my drawing style from animators and colleague artists during that time, and sat at my drawing table for many after-work hours working on drawing the way my more-experienced colleagues taught me. So, by 1999-2000, I was MUCH, Much better at drawing than before 1995. Some of the drawings I have posted are from early in my career (usually those with more faults).
Robb_K
Here is Chief Cupido Mirin, leader of a tribe of pygmy Amazonian Indians living deep in the rain forest near The Matto Grosso in Brasil. I invented him for a large supporting part in a 36-page José Carioca epic adventure story, based on the style of the 1943 Silly Symphonies José Carioca comic strip continuation story. I hope it will eventually be published in The Netherlands (probably divided into 4-page episodes (but, I hope it later will be published intact, in one book (perhaps Groot Vacantieboek, Groot Winterboek or "Big Fun"?). Like José, he is a parrot:
http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j56/Robb_K/CupidoMirin2.jpg
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Monochrome
Wow a lot of people on here are extremely talented! Too many people to list them all but they look amazing everyone!

Haha Robb K, that is sure mean of the three nephews, and Gus an Jaq, it been so long since I've seen those two! Nice job!

As for myself, I'm not too great with ducks yet (never on your first attempt draw a disney duck on a time limit without references. That was stupid of me), but I do have a sketch of Realistic Goldie started. I had to take a picture of it on camera because both my scanner and the actual file I started inking are at home... as well as my wacom pen sigh. I ran out of room on the top and bottom so I'm going to have to attempt to add it in on my tablet, which I'm not to great at, as well as fix some errors like her arms and facial proportions.


This is actually from a scene by the way, but it's not so obvious without her hands though
Robb_K
Quote from user: MonochromeWow a lot of people on here are extremely talented! Too many people to list them all but they look amazing everyone!

Haha Robb K, that is sure mean of the three nephews, and Gus an Jaq, it been so long since I've seen those two! Nice job!

As for myself, I'm not too great with ducks yet (never on your first attempt draw a disney duck on a time limit without references. That was stupid of me), but I do have a sketch of Realistic Goldie started. I had to take a picture of it on camera because both my scanner and the actual file I started inking are at home... as well as my wacom pen sigh. I ran out of room on the top and bottom so I'm going to have to attempt to add it in on my tablet, which I'm not to great at, as well as fix some errors like her arms and facial proportions.


This is actually from a scene by the way, but it's not so obvious without her hands though

A HUMAN Goldie! Very interesting.

I hope you noticed that Donald's nephews were just scaring their uncle with an air-blown balloon shaped like a crocodile. I admit that that might not be good for an oldster like Scrooge, Grandma or Ludwig, all of whom might get a heart-attack from such a quick scare. But Donald is young. His heart can take it. And Lord knows, he probably deserves it! He's given his nephews more than their share of scares, I'll wager!
Robb_K
Here's a drawing of Donald seeing a beautiful girl:
http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j56/Robb_K/HatupDon2.jpg
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How many Ducks does it take to change a light bulb?
http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j56/Robb_K/LampBjpg719.jpg
Matilda
Oh, I like the light bulb drawing! It's funny in and of itself, and then all the funnier because it plays on the "how many it takes" joke trope.
Debbie
Monochrome
Quote from user: Robb_KA HUMAN Goldie! Very interesting.

I hope you noticed that Donald's nephews were just scaring their uncle with an air-blown balloon shaped like a crocodile. I admit that that might not be good for an oldster like Scrooge, Grandma or Ludwig, all of whom might get a heart-attack from such a quick scare. But Donald is young. His heart can take it. And Lord knows, he probably deserves it! He's given his nephews more than their share of scares, I'll wager!

Yep! Thank you. Ah I did mean to saw human, as you put it, not realistic haha. My bad. (though that WOULD be an intriguing piece to draw, Goldie or any other Disney character as a real duck)

Yes I did, but it's still kind of mean, but it would be a moment of gold to see when Donald actually collides with the crocodile...followed by moments of fury hahaha. Donald probably did deserve it though. Oh yeah, that would certainly not be good for them to have that crocodile trick in Scrooge's money bin.

You new drawings are well done as well. Haha Donald, oh lucky duck! The light changing one was quite funny and the Jose looked quite adorably happy

Also Debbie, your Scrooge sketch looks great!
Robb_K
Yes, Debbie, your drawing of young Scrooge is quite nice.