[edible snowman]

i was reading isric's newest post to the forum, and I realized how cool his characters always are because of the interesting expressions on their faces. so i went over to his site and started browsing through the directory of his images, and picked out a page that looked cool. Then I kinda loosely sketched 3 faces to try to get a feel for how he does expression. sorry if this offends you or anyone if you actually sees it. then i started this drawing spree in front of my computer drawing from some references, loosely basing pictures on references, and trying to draw some without. i don't have the references though, they were just on random free picture sites. thank you mr isric. (all your filenames have mr. so i thought i would toss it in).

[edit]im retarded and can't type the right slash[edit]

[This message has been edited by edible snowman (edited March 17, 2001).]

[Dthind]

Your usage of UBB is a little off. The slash on the last img is backwards.

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in the 92656 and the 949

ps Everything is subject to change

[MrHiemey]

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[mutok]

if you are interested in facial expression, i highly recommend you check out facial expression by gary faigin. because i am masochistic, here is the proper mla citation:
Faigin, Gary. Facial Expression. New York: Watson Guptill, 1990.
(added) oh yeah, what is it about this book that is good? he provides immense anatomical reference regarding facial expression, as well as being a great artist and providing pencil refs. also incl are analyses of classic works and how they were or were not successful.

[This message has been edited by mutok (edited March 17, 2001).]

[Isric]

Hey sweet, I never thought my style would be something people tried to learn from. That's very cool.
oh yeah, and we're all friends here, no Mr. Isric stuff (mr is my initials, Matt Rhodes)

[edible snowman]

ahh i thought mr. just sounded cooler. when people call me mr. it makes me feel important ;-) this doesn't have anything to do with anything but the way you name files is helpful. i download all the cool pictures i see on this site(which is almost every picture i see) and when people give them descriptive names it makes them a lot easier to find later.

[mutok]

what page are we talking about? can you provide an address so i can gaze in wonder or something?

[Isric]

should be here:
www.geocities.com/mrisric/

[mutok]

wow, thanks! good stuff man. makes me actually *cough* want to work on stuff