ForlornOutcast

Did this one yesterday

Keep it up while you can man! Awesome!

A faster drawing from lately: A deliberate, slower drawing from lately:

Work was slow, so I kept an index card in my pocket to dink around with.

dinkin around with paint.net

Dragon's Lair was absolutely groundbreaking. First "twitch" game I can remember playing as a kid, where it really mattered how quickly you could respond to a situation that popped up. It was so different than every other game out there. Basically a Choose Your Own Adventure book in video game form. They eventually released a version (I had it on Playstation 3, but I'm sure it was probably in other formats as well) where you could just sit and WATCH the whole of Dragon's Lair without having to play it. Infinitely more satisfying! Loved the design of the game, hated playing it. Yes, the graphics were always lagging just before key play points and that was the game's downfall. Was the other one Space Ranger or something? What was the game where you flew through the air on some Everlasting Story type thing? It was a really novel game with great graphics. I would put it very late in the arcade game era. I also LOVED the roll-the-ball football game. You would hit the screen pass and then roll that thing as hard as you could to make the guy run. Or track and field, slamming those buttons. I had a best friend who was a drummer, he didn't like most games but he rocked at track and field. Yea, I bought this on Sega Cd a few years back. Had fun for the first minute, after that, had trouble getting anywhere... I'm sure if I spent some time with it, I could have gotten someplace, but it wasn't my idea of a fun time, or an action game. More like a memory and timing cartoon.

Bought this cd at Savers on a hunch a few years ago. Its a self release from 2001, so probably only a few hundred made. The guy is a local(ish) guy who later formed the band Bon Iver. Sold it for 75$ yesterday.

Keep up the good work man, those look pretty decent for your first real excursion into the world of art creation.

Yea, just the gray wavy lines. Lately I've liked using them as canvas. I literally have hundreds of paychecks, so they're free, and it fills out the background a bit. Many of the drawings I've posted in recent months are on those. -Thanks for the kind words guys.

_Finished this one today, (The size of these old paychecks are 7.5 x 4.75 inches. After cropping the cell phone pic I just reduce to whatever size seems to lose the least clarity. I'd use the scanner for more uniform image size, but scanner sucks for some colors)

Nice Revol, I like how sharp it is, and yes, Red84's collage is really cool. Its hard to even tell its cut and paste.

I like it Hiro, very nice panels. Very clean Thank you very much, I've been trying to do alot more lately to actually try and progress, instead of just drawing every now and then. I appreciate the compliment.

Not really sure if I like it before, of after I added way more colours. The paper can't even hold much more ink in places, and the mettalic pen I used earlier smeared any ink I added over it, so it lost some detail. Sorry about the pics but my scanner doesn't pic up alot of the bright colours.

There's some hot pink and yellow/red colours that just aren't showing up, but you get most of it. Darn dollar tree pens. you can see the difference here

'96-97 [

middle school. circa 97' or so

Not sure what you mean, that guy was epic, but thanks for the compliment!

put use to some old pay stubs