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M. Casner

Showtime!
Showtime! by @Xiv (M. Casner)

I feel that cartoonists should behave professionally, wouldn't you agree?

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Fan Art - Animation/Comic
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Everyone
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Rough / Concept
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Posted: Wednesday, 03 December, 2003 @ 09:31 AM
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I love this! its great, Im a big fan of Big-O and this looks just like Roger! i can see him saying "Big-O, its showtime!" the lettering next to him is also really nice. it just needs to be a little darker. the only thing i dont like about the picture is Rogers neck seems a little wide. But its nothing big (a hahahah, get it...big...as in Big-O...ahahaha! I crack my self up! ok...not really) Thanks for the Dorothy comment to! XD

Posted: Wednesday, 03 December, 2003 @ 04:30 PM
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Yeah, I know some of it looks a bit weird. That's why I usually don't upload raw sketches, but there just wasn't much chance that I'd ever color this one anyway... I dunno, maybe I could do something with it.

Posted: Wednesday, 03 December, 2003 @ 05:13 PM
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Nah, it doesnt look that wierd, I think it looks really good, maybe just bring his ear and hair line down a little bit, but thats all, instead of color you should just outline it with ink, that would look really nice.

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