Some of my artwork

[PrinceDark]

The drawing of the guy smoking is pretty damn nice. Think you could draw a pic of me with that style?

[coreys]

Originally Posted by PrinceDark

The drawing of the guy smoking is pretty damn nice. Think you could draw a pic of me with that style?

I don't know what you look like D=

I would think that people would have gotten that its Jimi Hendrix, not just some black guy with a fro. =( DOES NO-ONE KNOW WHAT HE LOOKS LIKE ANYMORE?! ;-;
(plus is says his name in the bottom right corner)

Thanks for the compliments though. =)

[Stephen]

Originally Posted by PrinceDark

The drawing of the guy smoking is pretty damn nice. Think you could draw a pic of me with that style?

Not unless you agree to pay him, artists need to buy their supplies!

[coreys]

Originally Posted by Stephen

Not unless you agree to pay him, artists need to buy their supplies!

This is true. Which is why this joke is funny, sad, and true. All at the same time.
"What did the Art Major say to the Engineering Major?
'Do you want fries with that?'"

Artists ALWAYS need a second job.

[Stephen]

Originally Posted by coreys

This is true. Which is why this joke is funny, sad, and true. All at the same time.
"What did the Art Major say to the Engineering Major?
'Do you want fries with that?'"

Artists ALWAYS need a second job.

I knew that I couldn't get rich doing what I enjoy (tinkering and such) so I'm taking a graphics design diploma - it exposes me to a lot of contacts, the money is fairly easy since I'm naturally talented in it, and it supports my hobbies.

[coreys]

Originally Posted by Stephen

I knew that I couldn't get rich doing what I enjoy (tinkering and such) so I'm taking a graphics design diploma - it exposes me to a lot of contacts, the money is fairly easy since I'm naturally talented in it, and it supports my hobbies.

I generally don't have to pay for supplies as most of my work is done at my art lessons, where the supplies are provided for me. Although I wouldn't consider it so much Art Lessons as...Art Guidance...When I first started I had my hand held all the way through a work (figuratively speaking, of course), but after awhile, since I've progressed a great deal in my skills, I kind of do it on my own mostly, with little tips and a little bit of guidance from my teacher. =) It's great.