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(EDIT, 6-7-07: Fixed his hat. It makes logical sense now- in the old version you could see the top of it, which should not be possible at the angle suggested by the brim. Thanks to Katie and Kurt for pointing this one out.)

Just a quick little vector I did for fun and to let off some steam tonight. Because I love Count Bleck. And I'll never get tired of drawing him.

Today he's laughing with some kind of insane joy, which mirrors my own feelings at only having one day of school left! Woohoo!

The title is one of my favorite quotes of his. Very simple. Very dramatic. Very cool. He says it right before you launch into the battle with him. And no, it's not supposed to be "it all ends now" or something, as he truly means ALL is about to end, since he's going to destroy all worlds.

Let me tell you something, though. As much as I love Inkscape (www.inkscape.org), gradients in that program are SO FRUSTRATING. The program is, for the most part, very user-friendly (I find it much easier to use than Adobe Illustrator, which is the vector program I use at school), but trying to get the gradients right makes me want to tear my hair out in frustration. Ah well.

Count Bleck (c) Intelligent Systems/Nintendo

Description
(EDIT, 6-7-07: Fixed his hat. It makes logical sense now- in the old version you could see the top of it, which should not be possible at the angle suggested by the brim. Thanks to Katie and Kurt for pointing this one out.)

Just a quick little vector I did for fun and to let off some steam tonight. Because I love Count Bleck. And I'll never get tired of drawing him.

Today he's laughing with some kind of insane joy, which mirrors my own feelings at only having one day of school left! Woohoo!

The title is one of my favorite quotes of his. Very simple. Very dramatic. Very cool. He says it right before you launch into the battle with him. And no, it's not supposed to be "it all ends now" or something, as he truly means ALL is about to end, since he's going to destroy all worlds.

Let me tell you something, though. As much as I love Inkscape (www.inkscape.org), gradients in that program are SO FRUSTRATING. The program is, for the most part, very user-friendly (I find it much easier to use than Adobe Illustrator, which is the vector program I use at school), but trying to get the gradients right makes me want to tear my hair out in frustration. Ah well.

Count Bleck (c) Intelligent Systems/Nintendo