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wow spider, those are really well done! I really like the cartoony style.
Nice wallpaper, Living LEGO. I dislike the pixelated look though, it just makes it look like a low res image IMO
That's what I was going for. Have you seen Marble Hornets?
Repelling Spider wrote:Nice wallpaper, Living LEGO. I dislike the pixelated look though, it just makes it look like a low res image IMO
That's what I was going for. Have you seen Marble Hornets?
I realized that's what you were going for, but I was just saying I didn't like how it was executed. As I said, it looked like a real low res image, instead of an image stylized with a low res appearance. Make sense? It's just a personal opinion of course. Others may think it looks great, I just don't really like the look. And no, I haven't seen Marble Hornets yet...
Here's a drawing I did of the Merrymaker, a character from Riigo-Faloo (which is the land from Sharks and Clowns).
I based him loosely off of the Splendorman, which is like Slenderman, only cheerful.
He's one of the three Slendies who exist in the Riigo-Faloo storyline. One is evil, one is more neutral, while this one is good. He watches over the people of Riigo-Faloo and tries to keep them protected and happy. While he loves everyone, he has always favored the race of clowns the most.
The symbol next to him is his eye. Since Slendies have no face (Merrymaker just wears facepaint over his head), they can only see through these sort of symbols. By drawing one anywhere, the Merrymaker can see through it.
Last edited by Squid (November 12, 2012 (05:40pm))
That was a very deep storyline ANP. 
That looks great. He's really happy.
I have a question: the symbol thingy, does it works only if this guy makes it, or anyone can draw one that works?
Thanks.
I have a question: the symbol thingy, does it works only if this guy makes it, or anyone can draw one that works?
Anyone, anywhere, as long as it looks roughly like that, can make the eye work. Each of the three has a different symbol.
If he were real, for instance, he could see you out of the computer screen while the eye is on it.
There is no limit on how many active eyes they can have.
Merrymaker uses it more to be a guardian to watch for danger, the neutral one uses it more to observe because he likes watching everything, the evil one uses it more to more to make sure no one disobeys him, and he has them all over his domain.
You need to make a really long series about this. I'd watch it.
B-, but he has hands...
You need to make a really long series about this. I'd watch it.
For the past month or so, I've been developing the Riigo-Faloo storyline rather nicely. Usually, I think things out as movie ideas, but I'm thinking out this as a cartoon television series. It would be kinda like MLP, Adventure Time, and some other stuff. I already have a load of stuff planned out for story arcs which go through multiple seasons.
Hopefully, it may eventually be made...
(For many reasons, I could never made it as a brickfilm)
B-, but he has hands...
Well, what's wrong with that?
Anyone, anywhere, as long as it looks roughly like that, can make the eye work. Each of the three has a different symbol.
If he were real, for instance, he could see you out of the computer screen while the eye is on it.
There is no limit on how many active eyes they can have.Merrymaker uses it more to be a guardian to watch for danger, the neutral one uses it more to observe because he likes watching everything, the evil one uses it more to more to make sure no one disobeys him, and he has them all over his domain.
That's a somewhat unnerving thought. By the way, doesn't The Merrymaker ever get overloaded with sensory information when people draw loads of those symbols?
Anyway, nice drawing. He looks a bit like a combination between Slenderman and a clown. 
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AnnoyingNoisesProductions wrote:Anyone, anywhere, as long as it looks roughly like that, can make the eye work. Each of the three has a different symbol.
If he were real, for instance, he could see you out of the computer screen while the eye is on it.
There is no limit on how many active eyes they can have.That's a somewhat unnerving thought. By the way, doesn't The Merrymaker ever get overloaded with sensory information when people draw loads of those symbols?
Nope, They also have the ability to process all of that information easily, naturally.
ANP - Nice. Interesting background story. Someone should make a video game about him.
Spider - I like the perspective you have in that picture. The cloud could use some work, imo. Or at least, don't make just one white, and the rest light grey.
Repelling Spider wrote:Nice wallpaper, Living LEGO. I dislike the pixelated look though, it just makes it look like a low res image IMO
That's what I was going for. Have you seen Marble Hornets?
When I saw that link I was like Nopenopenopenopenopenopenope
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Here's a self portrait of myself as Maurice Moss that I made in my art class
and one of my eyes is bigger than the other 
Coming soon... A coffee mug shaped like a cat! 
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