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Homepage • Blog • Blog Archive My Comics • Morrowind Comic • Trivium Entertainment Other Comics • Hustle Art Galleries • Skaarj on a Stick • Gimpy Stick Art Tutorials • ArtWiki • Inking • Figure Drawing Other • Skaarj.com Forums Links • Booster Logic • Maglot • ehunno Username: Password: Login GiGi - Reaxing Main Page - GiGi's Page July 11th, 2006 It's nothing that special, but I am very happy how it turned out. Main Page - GiGi's Page Comments Name Time Kicker July 11th, 2006 one criticism, you would be slanted while leaning not straight. reply to this comment Name Time GiGi July 11th, 2006 Not necessaraly.. I took a pic of myself in that stance and I was straigt... reply to this comment Name Time tashafox July 11th, 2006 OKay, comment with the leaning thing. Trees have bumps and grooves usually, unless it's something like Redwood or something o-o those would most likely cause you to lean, and it may be better to draw it slightly leaning because standing competely straight like that makes you look very stiff. It would be uncomfortable to stand completely straight like that, and almost near impossible I imagine without some help since the spine naturally curves. You art keeps getting better GiGi! ^^ And I know this is just some offhand comment, but i was personally thinking about today and I figure I could mention to you. I think it's really interesting, but feet(when based off a human's foot) are roughly the length of the bend in your arm to your wrist. ^^ Isn't that odd? o-o I wonder who took the time to figure that out.. reply to this comment New Comment Please log in to comment. Thanks! Main Page - GiGi's Page Site and all contents © 2006 Stickman. Skaarj and all Unreal related characters © 2004 Epic Games, Inc. Everything else is © their respective owners. Using any of the images or content found on this site without permission from their respective owners is not allowed. Hot linking is expressly prohibited and if done you agree to pay an unreasonable price for bandwidth consumed. No eating or drinking or operating heavy machinery is allowed while using this page. Processing of this page took 0.011 seconds.