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[Goujer (she/her)]

Merry seasonal things and such.

(づ ᴗ _ᴗ) づ
Worshipping

[VonDaab]

Month turning over to November:

[VonDaab]

With it being the company christmas party season already:



Might be bit on the questionable side.

[Bella]

Obligatory "starting the bottle of soju"/"finishing the bottle of soju" meme with these two pics.


The little dance is so ... mesmerizingly ...cute!! Enough to get me in the holiday spirit. ^^

And the second, well. 0///0
I adore her floppy ears here, lop-ear bunnygirls are criminally underrated.

[VonDaab]

She's a perky eared bun. Just boozed up they flop down.
I have a lop bun too:

[Bella]

How'd I miss commenting on this? They both look great but I'm a sucker for a girl in a suit...  ^//^

[VonDaab]

Sort of mascot and tech related thing I drew a while back.
A Game Genie gal from the 90s, if anyone remembers that thing.

[Bella]

Oh I love your design for her! The second and fourth pics might be my favorites, especially the glitch and lighting effects.

[VonDaab]

Yeah, its based on the original game genie design.
Could do some really goofy things with the game genie. Change physics and such.



Also some pixelartsy.

[VonDaab]

Still within the season for this. Happy merriments and such.
Decided to redraw the seasonal Saseko from... 18 years ago.

I'll let you figure out which one is the new one.

[Bella]

Putting milk and RAM out on the mantle for Saseklaus... :3

She is even more gongeous in your new style but there's something very charming about the Inu-T reindeer in the original!

[VonDaab]

In this economy would be cheaper to put solid gold bars instead of RAM.
Had to drop Inu-T due to time constraints, I guess.

Also that original is so old that it's back from when I still drew and inked on paper.
Lineart just a rather low resolution bitmap scan. Not ideal.

[Bella]

Also that original is so old that it's back from when I still drew and inked on paper.
Lineart just a rather low resolution bitmap scan. Not ideal.

Could've fooled me, it looks good for a scan.

Also did all digital artists scan traditional line art, do the curves + color replacement trick and digitally color it in back in the day? I remember this being really common and doing it myself. It seems like a lost practice. I wonder if cheap display graphics tablets & iPads did it in.

[VonDaab]

I was taught to scan monochrome bitmaps, where the scanner would filter out any grey pixels, leaving only solid black lineart. I was told 300dpi was enough detail. But retrospectively if the scanner supported higher, I would've gone for it, even if filesize would've bloated exponentially.

I do remember a 300dpi bmp being easily 50mb or more, which was kinda lot when I was moving stuff around on a 256mb usb stick. Which was big at the time.

There is also a trick photoshop still supports where you can take solid lineart from a flat image and "lift" it off to a separate layer, so you can colour underneath it. Really handy for traditionally inked stuff.