Leumeister

@rochellaine

That’s fine. How did (Mach 11 was it, or was it Second Chances?)… one of those sound like Cannon in D? I’m curious… Also, rock music? How did it sound like rock music?

Thank you for checking them out, though. If you know of anyone who would be interested in my music, though, I’d be grateful if you could send it on to them! ^_^

@rochellaine

That’s okay. Maybe you’ll like them anyway. Fair enough about being picky. And it’d probably be good for me, knowing that not everyone likes my stuff. 😛

https://leumaestro.bandcamp.com/releases

@sam-kowal

I actually use FL Studio to compose stuff. I also found a Free and Open Source digital audio workstation called LMMS, which…[Read more]

@dekreel

Noice! Are you guys good at using it? 😀

From what I remember (and read about it) some guy was afraid of his ex-girlfriend because of a robotic hand she made. This made her upset and bitter and brought her revenge down on the world using her robots.  She also puts herself inside a robot. The protagonists manage to interface with the ro…[Read more]

@rochellaine

You don’t like electronic? Huh… Well, I suppose it’s not everyone’s cup of tea. I enjoy and even write electronic music… And orchestral as well… Kind of… I sometimes blend both electronic and orchestral (mostly the strings) together. I could shoot you the links to the two tracks that I’ve released (both are heavily…[Read more]

@filewriterbase13x (Interesting username, by the way)

I can think of some film and game soundtracks that are Sci-fi enough, and either incorporate electronic parts or are entirely electronic.. TRON, TRON: Legacy, Portal 2, and FTL: Faster Than Light.

@dekreel

Tears of Steel!?? A BLENDER OPEN MOVIE!!! 😀

@rochellaine

Star Trek is a good s…[Read more]

@catwing

I did ask you to draw Camille (the character shown in the picture), but you don’t need to draw her again. 😛 Your version of her is excellent! 😀

@catwing

Thanks! 😀

Yeah, I changed them to reddish pink. 😛 … Although, I’ll change them back to orange to see how they look.

No, the one you drew for me is excellent. 🙂 It really helped me visualize the characters. And, yeah, the feet are quite big… I’ll have to work on that. Also, I redid the proportions, and now her legs are a little…[Read more]

@catwing

That’s actually a good idea, drawing the characters like that. 😀 Pretty much like that, from six angles (front, left, back, right, top, maybe bottom… Eh… you could probably get away with only four :P), only with the character design.

Okay, that’s annoying. That’s why I use a mirror modifier when I model symmetrical things… Except…[Read more]

@catwing

Also, it might be helpful if you have the characters squinting with both the top and bottom eyelids. I’m reading a tutorial on how to rig using a certain method that’s supposed to simplify the process (kind of), and the example model he’s using has its eyes squinting. And examining the process, it makes a lot of sense.

@catwing

That’s okay. It was probably a combination of impatience too. 😛 That comic sounds interesting. How is it going? And what games were you playing?

XD Yeah, and typos as well. XD I used to be part of a community that didn’t allow you to edit posts, so if I found a typo just as I hit send, I was really upset. 😛 … Well, annoyed, that…[Read more]

@catwing

CATWING!! WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN?! 😀 I’ve been admittedly somewhat worried at your lack of response. 😛 … Seriously, I’ve been praying that you’ll come back online soon. 😐

Aaaaanyway… 😛 Great to have you back! 😀 Sorry about all the @mentions… I kept adding on to my original post. 😛

No!! Not actual height! That’s crazy! 😛 On…[Read more]

@catwing (sorry for all the notifications! XD)

Another helpful thing to put on the reference sheet would be height scale. Preferably in Centimeters. That is all… 😛

@catwing

Actually…

If you provide me a character reference sheet, preferably with hard inked edges for reference (could be done in GIMP or Photoshop fairly easily), in a T-pose, in at least three different angles (top, front, left or right, and if you can, the back) with the fingers, elbows, and knees bent slightly, with a neutral expression,…[Read more]

@catwing

Oh cool! If it’s still around, I’d like to see it! 😀

That’s true. There are a lot of fans of anime, and though I like the style, I’m not into it.

Mindstorms is a robotics system that LEGO made, with computers built into LEGO bricks (and this pretty big by LEGO standards), which you can program in a linear fashion (I think) using…[Read more]

@winter-rose

So, what is this? Is this like a large writing accountability club?

@catwing

The face lines are great! I wasn’t sure what I was looking for with these characters, but I think you nailed a good pattern that I can build off of! It’s great! So great! Thank you again! XD

I honestly can’t amply express how good she looks through text, or how excited I am for seeing her for basically the first time out of my head…[Read more]

@catwing

Hey wow!!! That’s really really good! 😀 I like the circuitry marks on the neck (I didn’t think of cladding the neck, just keeping the mechanical parts exposed, but that’s a good idea!)

That’s brilliant! 😀 It’s amazing! I…. Wow… Thank you! That looks so good! 😀

I like how you made her put a wig on in the mirror. It gives an…[Read more]

@emma-flournoy

Hopefully! 😀

@catwing

Oh cool. What kind of stop motion was it?

You’re right. It does depend on the movie. I’ve sometimes wondered why some animated movies don’t go for a more photorealistic style, given that we have the capabilities of that, but the answer is probably quite close how it depends on the movie… That, and budget…[Read more]

@dekreel

Yes I am. 🙂