guns aren't easy to draw, until you've actually held one in your hands and lusted over it for hours on end. nice try, though.. and your blood looks like seaweed. nice tits, though.
I have held one in my hands and if you've lusted over a hunk of destructive metal, then you're a tard. And frankly, THAT'S the best I could come with while sitting in a room full of drawing students and a naked lady. You should have seen the one my professor drew.
As for the blood, it's a photo of a drawing. There are things lost in translation. BUT, you obviously got that it was a gun and it was blood, so the point came across.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not wetting my pants thinking this is the best drawing I've done, but thanks for your "constructive" criticism and kudos on your condescending attitude. Way to go, champ!
You didn't offer anything helpful. It's not about what you said, but how you said it. You gave me nothing but judgemental, condescending comments. What do you expect? 4 SERIOUS THO. :p
It wasn't condescending though, because I couldn't do any better. That's the point. And I haven't lusted over a gun. Never touched one in my life, and that's why I can't draw them either.
Dood....please ignore everything I said. I'm an ass. When I was responding, I was so stressed out (about something else) that I was shaking. So yeah, my apologies. :{
How the hell could you know that lusting over a gun helps to better articulate a gun if you've never lusted over a gun yourself? You lose, Sir. That was just sillybeans.
Also, the whole seaweed comment should be voided from memory by default. I live on the So Cal beaches, ate seaweed daily while living in Japan, ... never saw seaweed that didn't have leafy weedness on it and little bulbs pulling from the ends.
Now if you had said jungle vines it would have been a whole new pair of bra and panties, there.
Don't worry about her, fellow, word has it she's on the rag year round. It was gradual really, one day it was a toothbrush, then a set of clothes, then bam, Aunt Flo was there to stay.
But seriously, that drawing blows. Me right out of the water that is! I like the shading.
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As for the blood, it's a photo of a drawing. There are things lost in translation. BUT, you obviously got that it was a gun and it was blood, so the point came across.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not wetting my pants thinking this is the best drawing I've done, but thanks for your "constructive" criticism and kudos on your condescending attitude. Way to go, champ!
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Does look like seaweed though. So there.
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The seaweed comment I will take. And I will look at it more closely when I go home.
Sorry I thought you were a gun-nut with a 'tude. ;)
She did have nice boobalas though.
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When I was responding, I was so stressed out (about something else) that I was shaking.
So yeah, my apologies. :{
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How the hell could you know that lusting over a gun helps to better articulate a gun if you've never lusted over a gun yourself?
You lose, Sir. That was just sillybeans.
Also, the whole seaweed comment should be voided from memory by default. I live on the So Cal beaches, ate seaweed daily while living in Japan, ... never saw seaweed that didn't have leafy weedness on it and little bulbs pulling from the ends.
Now if you had said jungle vines it would have been a whole new pair of bra and panties, there.
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Ho.
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It was gradual really, one day it was a toothbrush, then a set of clothes, then bam, Aunt Flo was there to stay.
But seriously, that drawing blows.
Me right out of the water that is!
I like the shading.
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THANKS, SPARKY!