Woo, long enough that it can't be called a doublepost anymore :I

Anyways, here's an Eevee I drew:

I like a lot about that sketch, Aetios!

I'm thinking the main problem is proportions again- the torso is too long, and the legs a little bit too short

I recently started scanning some of my artwork, and I was bored, so I decided to post some of it here:


To start with, a pikachu. Lightning effects are damn hard to draw on a light BG >.>


Next, a Charmander. This was pretty much a test at cartoon-ish shading, and it turned out relatively well


And finally, a badly-drawn dinosaur.

Of course, there's more to come!

If anyone has comments/feedback/criticisms/requests, please do so. I always try to improve

its interesting,cause whith an good axiom you can maybe make more 3d games and maybe minecraft too

Well, likely not at any decent speed. Remember, with MC, you would need to implement worldgen(ok, maybe that's not TOO hard), mobs, fluid mechanics(albeit simplified), textures, combat mechanics, experience, and a bunch more.

Also, bear in mind that the minecraft-demo Chokosta was working on only had block placement, solid colored textures and save-load files, and that was already nearly at its limit

How abotu near the german border

Speaking of which, I still need to hunt you down when ya get back

So, as some may know, but most likely don't, it was my birthday yesterday err... on the 19th. posted this a day too late xP, an in the process, I got my hands on this interesting little piece of gadgetry. At the moment, I don't have much of an idea about how I can use it, but the website here says something about a 3-axis accelerometer and a 430 mHz operating frequency, so it sounds pretty decent...
The display is a segmented thingy, though, so it might be a bit iffy for game programming, at least

Not a zombie anymore, it seems. What a shame. In any case, this is Sir Lintsalot. Clearly, the epitome of art skills, right? >.<