[aquamire]

Welp, self portrait time:




Just kidding about the self portrait. I'm smarter than him anyways. Just some line art for the most part, done while I was bored in Photoshop.

Tell me what you think. Comments, criticism, the works.. that should do.. bash my ego, I dont care. Not like I have much of one.


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[::Dino::]

Oh Einstein...What a vast waste-land sci-fi would be without the ideas of inter-dimensional travel and post-apocalyptic society brought on by nuclear warfare. Your ideas have inspired so many Great likeness No crit

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[aquamire]

Thanks Dino, but you know, Einstein brought more hope to the world than destruction, I would like to think. He isn't soully to blame for nuclear warfare.

Ehm.. dont suppose I could ask for some more crit from anybody?

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[Gecko]

Well, but there's really not much to say about the pic other than it does look like Elvis, or whatever the scientist was called ;).

Ok, there's a few black lines on a gray BG. They resemble this guy we've all heard of. Now color it and post again and you will have actual comments about the pic.

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[Joachim]

agree with Gecko,

The sketch look nice, but there's not much more to say about it. If it would have been some more consistant lines that builds up the face a bit more and gives it more volume, it would be easier to see if things are on it's right places. Don't nescessarily need to give it shading or color, but at the moment it looks like a sketch drawn on top of an earlier sketch or picture and then simplified the lines to create a logo icon or something. so, like I said, looks good, but not enough to be criticised. Does that make sense ? hope so.

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[::Dino::]

Aquamire u are quite correct I in no way attempted to down play Einstein's acheivements nor do I put the blame soully on
Einstein or Oppenheimer(sp?) Despite Einstein's efforts to warn the U.S. Military of it's potentially world-devestating danger...they continued to pressure them to complete the project. He was a great man and did so much for the world as we know it.

[aquamire]

Gecko, Joachim: Good points, I see what you mean.. I was wondering why I wasn't getting much feedback. Thanks for the advice, I'll be back later tonight with an update, I hope.



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