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Jeff	Jul 18 2008, 08:58 PM
Lord of Pie & BBWs Posts: 1,387 Group: Four Against Nature Member #3 Joined: Jul 6, 2008 Quote You are but the strongest KNIGHT! You should be able to ROCK ME!	Basically, I'm a part-time cartoonist. I'm by no means the best (My buddy, Dan, is WAY better than I am, hands down) but I learned quickly I prefer drawing humans (or, at the very least, humanoids) and I found out that one of the best experiments for testing my limits was drawing plus-sized women. BBWs, if you will. As a result, that's what a lot of my art has become in recent times. However, I have also done art for Phoenix Root, several other characters of my creation, my takes on other characters and many others. Again, most of these will be humanoids in a standing, simple pose, as I try to branch off the simplistic into the more advanced. Just bare in mind some of my oldest sketches in the batch date as far back as September of last year. So! With that in mind, let's begin! This was a simple request - a girl playing a Wii. Obviously this was early in my BBW sketch series - and quite some time go as should be quite obvious (I didn't know how to properly hold a Wiimote at the time...) So~ yeah. Let's move on. Another request - a girl in a gothic dress. Well, that was easy, even if body proportion was still... kind of difficult for me back then. You must bare in mind that I have no formal art training at all. I learned to draw by mimicking other art styles, and incorporating new ideas where possible. Since big girls just don't show up in anime or video games much at ALL if EVER, my sources were painfully limited... This is... well, exactly what it looks like. Carmen put some pounds on... it happens, y'know? I actually really like this one, even if I do suck at drawing hats... More soon!
	Come visit me and my thought processes at my website: http://www.publishedauthors.net/tdotdw/news.html "In the cold light, justice and morality always look corny and you can't wave the flag and look cool. But like it or not, society needs its heroes." - John Hart; actor who played The Lone Ranger.

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