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Geezus, that's strict. But if on the bright side of things, at least you're practicing and improving yourself each time however. You're doing creatively with your shading technique despite how you're teacher wants it.
Ouch. Yeah, art teachers can be pretty strict.
Yes, they are, but how woudn't they be? they are professionals, while us students, we are simple and vile mortals in comparison to them.
Literally 90% of my high school teachers.
Well, I may not be in the right to say this from my own opinion, but really, you're only going to get better, and someday you'll be in their shoes at some point as long as you keep on trying to improve yourself.
And this. This was me in my highschool days as well.
I luckily had more good art teachers than bad ones, and even though they can be kind of strict, I'd be lying if I said they didn't help me improve.
._. Yeah, but I will have to learn on my own again, since the new subject with the same teacher is not illustration anymore.
Well, that's mostly how I learned and taught myself to learn how to draw myself. As stated above, teachers despite how strict will still help you learn, but take as much as you can yourself as well, learning yourself can help you improve from trail and error. And as said before, we all like what we like, as long as you like what you like, than that's what matters. If you don't just try again and improve.
That's what I tried, remembering the techniques I learned from him, I just need to get more used to PS' Commands, and there it goes, someday I will finally make my comic project being a reality instead of just staying in my head. >u> drawing Rayman a lot and Ridley as well (before he died) actually helped me to get used to the digital method and not depend of pencil and paper now that it is a second resource.
That's true, as I seen you moved on to the tablet after having the fear towards using it. And now, you use it with little problems now, you've learn and grown as a artist by going digital. In due time, you'll do the same with PS, as I have to do myself when I use it more oftenly, but I hope that day comes for you so you can learn how to make you're own comics and grow making those with no problem as well, like with your drawings and moving into digital art.
Hey, Rayman Origins was made with drawings. So this is completely relevant
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Orrrrrr we can get all 3.
I'm all for Roy and Ryu, I just don't like how the surprise was ruined.Orrrrrr we can get all 3.
Well, that's what happens with Leaks. They either aren't true and ruins the mood, or they are true and ruin the surprise, thus ruining the mood. It's a lose lose situation.
I'm hoping that's the case as well, but I know that's very unlikely.
I have been joking with my friend about that the entire week, Roy, Ryu and RayI just hope for 3 characters at this E3.
Roy
Ryu
Rayman
They should probably call it R3 instead of E3.
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Answer: A "thingamajig". As stated in Rayman Origins trailer.
Not gonna lie..... The first time i saw Rayman i though he was duck.......
me too
I honestly thought that too when I played R2 as well, and that his nose was a muzzle.
Well, with his non existing limbs, I can't see "animal" nor "human" at all, imo.
I'll be honest, even though I played R1 first, and know he had hair, seeing R2 Rayman's hair I still got that impression it was like ears for some reason myself...I guess because he didn't have his third hair spike thing, maybe that's why I thought that or something...
.u. I guess you mean you didn't "mistook" anyting?
Or "Confused", but I get what he meant. As in, "I wasn't confused with anything".
