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Published: 2007-09-26 21:44:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 2410; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 31
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For those of you who don't know, the game that inspired this one was Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles. A few friends and I were playing and we got toward of the end of this one level where you have to fight the boss guy. Well, it's one of those that starts out all small and ends up really big. I always wondered why no one took the easy way out and squished the thing, so this is a little comic of my character doing just that. I made up the red-headed character, so the credit for Kyna goes to me. I have other pictures of her as well. As for the rest of the stuff (the outfits and the monster and stuff like that) that would be owned by the people that made the game. I hope you guys enjoy this. I worked hard on it. ^^Related content
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Sure :3 i don't see why not
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YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Now to figure out how to do the leggings thingie....
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I've always wondered why they let things like that plant thing I forget what it's called power up.
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AHAHAHAHAHA!!! ROFLMAO!! Okay maybe that was a little dramatic but when I saw this I couldn't help but burst out into uncontrollable giggles. This is extremely cute and I like the colorfullnes! The only thing I would say is that you have some trouble with proportion v. perspective, meaning you give up some of your proportions in order to have a full view of the perspective you wish to create. Worry less about showing specific character detail when beginning the comic, get anatomy and perspective to meet at a middle point first so you can then maximize your visual representation while keeping in details you wish the viewer to see. A side note, during developmental stages, before any real sketching occurs figure out the size of each frame and the placement of both the images and word bubbles before, specifically, draw out the shape of the word bubbles and THEN fit the words in. I reccomend you practice that on a seperate sheet then the one where the actually comic will appear on, to avoid unnatractive erase marks in the image that will show up after coloring or in any white spaces.
Sorry for the ramble ^.^U I just know from experience and can't help my self with critiques. Anyways, do what you will with my advice, I still think the comic is good! ;D
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Me buddeh Rika, is it alright if I post this artwork on a Nintendo-related site? It'd be advertising for you, of course. I think it's funny enough to share with other game enthusiasts who may have no artistic talent (and therefore would give it glowing reviews). What do ya say?
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^^ of course you can. So far I believe this is the only place I really have it posted. You could post the other one too xD Just so long as you give me credit, and I trust you as a friend and know you will. ^^
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lolz. I've always wondered why you couldn't do that.
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heheh, I played that game ^ ^ I used to wonder the same thing
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that's great, you finally got it down and posted it
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that's really funny hun....i agree in your thinking about the whole squish it thing ^_^...love it by the way
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