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Published: 2007-11-13 20:13:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 3834; Favourites: 85; Downloads: 49
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Yup it's time for another round of my Daemonslayers Not Trading Cards. Here be 49 to 54 (obviously still to be put into card format since I ain't thought of captions for them yet):Silvala - Black's half sister (same father). The curse on her is stronger so she has no knowledge that she was once a silver dragon. (and I'm not going into the details - it's on the website if you wanna find out).
Darkclaw - woo, much better than the other one of him.
Ruin - Another of the dire unicorns. Just as deeply unpleasant as the others of his twisted ilk.
Random Dragon #?
Geirrodur the Demon Knight - his face came out too wide - supposed to be longer and thinner but that's my crappy foreshortening for you. He'll be cropping up later in 'Heritage' so I'm going to have to work on drawing him right!
Catsulek - Looks like she's been having her kind of fun.
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Comments: 78
Thank you! I should do some more of these at some point
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Random gushing, gush gush gush, usual comment from me~! 8D
Also, MOAR.
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*has now drowned in gush*
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those awsome i never got to ask if u like panzerchrist
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heh, no, I haven't really heard much by 'em.
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o thats cool ther pretty awsome thoe
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great job...........i like your coloring......
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Thank you! I just love colouring these things.
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ya, u r so good in this kind of art
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^^
The nice thing with these as well is you don't need to worry about background or setting - it's a nice, straightforward case of concentrating on the character 
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Oh..... well, are apples okay? Or is he allergic?
HAPPY THANKGIVIN' and stuff... even though this time of year is when we remember how the early settlers took advantage of the native Americans and later slaughtered them and gave them the worst pieces of real estate EVER.
anywho, i'm currently working on an art project for my IB art. i'm taking My Little Ponies and making them into -gasp- MONSTERRRSS! One's reserved for my own little nightmare, Shockwave. I need to get krakken on these things 
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XD I wouldn't recommend trying to feed Ruin sugarlumps though..
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oops.... i think i replied to the wrong comment, lawl.
PONY!!!
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lol, I do that too sometimes...
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Yay Black has sister 
REALLY nice drawings, You have so soft use of watercolors 
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Yup he does. They don't know about each other yet though
heh, and those aren't watercolours (I'm not *that* good with them
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Oh really
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Thank ye! I've already got ideas in mind for the next ones (61+), but if I spend all my time doing these I'll never get anything else done
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Thanks! There'll be more of his ilk to come.
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You are welcome!
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Let me guess. Watercolor isn't it. I like the red devilish dragon in the lower middle. I see what you done to his red tonal skin colors from highlight to shadow.
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Good guess but not quite - I do all these using Tria markers
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Oh really? 
So Tria markers are actually like magic markers to seem like water effect?
I see now 
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*nods* they're one up on Magic Markers, I think, because they've 3 different tips (which is very handy!). THe 'water' look depends whether you apply another colour (or another layer of the same colour) while the first one's wet or dried. They do a special blending marker for other effects but I don't really use it much.
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They're Magic Markers. That would be cool. I kinda of like it when I use them to color on the color type bond paper more like bristol. For instance, let's say that I use peach bond paper for the background and I use 2H graphite pencil to make a rough and lightly sketch of a rich house backyard in perspective. After that, I use a black fine point permanent marker to draw dark line over the pencil lines and later use a knead eraser to erase all the leftover pencil lines so that the dark lines from the fine point marker stands out. Then I use the magic markers to color certain parts like green for trees and grass, blue for sky and pool and window reflections, red for the brick wall and chimney, orange and yellow for cement as sidewalk, and brown for tree trunk and fences and oak balcony behind the house. And later for the final touch, I use the prismacolor pencils to color over the magic markers to heighten richiest dark tone and smooth looks. This kind of technique is particularly used by architects and figure illustrators (anatomy artists). I wish I could have scanned and shown you this female architect fine piece of artworks from her books in perspective with magic markers and prismcolors in bond papers; however, I couldn't recall her name and her website. Anyway, I hope you understand what I'm trying to explain the process of using magic markers and prismacolors.
3 different tips, 
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*nods* that's right. I use the broad one the least but it's pretty handy for large areas.
I've not tried them on tinted paper like peach but from what you say it sounds like the results could be interesting. Otherwise that's like how I use my Trias, though I haven't added pencils over them for a while. I do use white gel pen and sometimes a white wax crayon thing (I don't really know what it's called - it's not really a crayon but that's the best I can describe it) for strong highlights.
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What really suck about the markers is that they don't have white. Unlike prismacolors and crayons, markers tend to omit white ones so that they just colored over any color papers and we need to add white pencil, white crayon, white gel, and even white acrylic paint to pinpoint the highlight areas; just like you did yours. Probably they were no such thing as white marker. I hope the company could at least make one in near future.
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hm, maybe the stuff they use for the ink's just not compatible for white? Since I've not tried them on colour paper I never really thought about that. Even with drawing inks the white colours they have aren't that great and I find it's better to use acrylic paint to fix mistakes.
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Maybe we ought to try ballpen's white out.
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That sort of Tippex in a pen thing? I've got one but it just doesn't do the job covering mistakes for me 
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Probably trying the white out would not be the best solution to solve the problem for highlight on watercolor, huh? Because it sucks, the white out may dry way faster than white acrylic paint and it may causes fading and decaying right after few days once you scratch or touch it; it also has rritating feature than white house paint.
I guess we should ought to stick with white acrylic paint because it last longer and it appears even whiter.
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the red demon dude is cool! hmm.. where can i find more pics of him?
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There is but one - 'cos he's a colossal pain to draw XD ...[link] He's the commander of the elite squad Saragoth sent after Blackjack but got disgraced 'cos they lost him
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wow,. he's hard and very detailed.. i like that.
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heh, I was kinda thinking dreadlocks there but beads work too 
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i think dreadlocks is good.. i dis agree,. ur always the best!
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No, you're the best
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ok we both are,. but youre better!
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