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Y'know, it might just be that I'm new to it. It's just that the whole time I was drawing-up that piece I was thinking, "Dude... this would take me like half of the time to do in Photoshop."

Vector doodle.

As an aside, this would be my first experience with vector drawing. Verdict? Not anywhere near as fun as raster drawing.

Ah well.

As an employee of the federal government, you may want to watch just WHO you call a "damn commie" you treasonous pinko sympathizing dirty hippie lowlife!!! You want to talk strange healthcare? I get virtually everything free, a la Uncle Sam. Every deploying Soldier is issued goggles, what with ther...

See, when you get to *supporting*, I completely disagree. A lot of people help from the bottom of their hearts, and freakin' power to them. A lot of people help because of guilt, or to show off. Celebrities pledge millions to some cause, show up, smile, hand off a giant novelty cheque. Whoops, pape...

Well, it's Liefield.

In fairness, the issue or two of Youngblood that I have lying around don't have glaring perspective problems and are otherwise pretty well drawn.

The writing is atrocious, but what's one to expect from an old Image Comics line?

I find it looks more like that's a fridge with Cap Am's skin stretched over it, and someone left the door open. Cause like, the chest isn't even jutting out, it looks like the back is angled in one direction, and the chest is angled to another. This. I mean, I'm pitching stones from a glass house, ...

This seems kind of analogous to paying the Church to absolve you of your sins. I mean, it's great that they donate a lot to charity, but it doesn't really change the fact that Microsoft engages in a lot of predatory market practices. I'm sure Disney gives to charity too, anyway. Most companies do. ...

but I'd put them way behind, say, Microsoft in terms of ethics violations. lolwut. ...How much money have you personally donated to charity/relief funds thus far? My guess would be less than 28 billion dollars . Mr. Gates and his brainchild get a lot more flak than they deserve, and a lot less cred...

Woof? Meow?


Whatever.

Socialism is an economic system in which the government or other ruling body funds and runs many if not all of the means of production in order to distribute that production and its end products evenly amongst the population. A totalitarian police state is a political system in which the government...

Ow.


I know that. I'm just saying that when the numbers on your monthly bank statement become more important to you than the well being of other people, we have ourselves a problem.

If we look outside the US, there's been some pretty spectacular shows of Socialism imploding, crashing, and then exploding. The biggest of these was, of course, the USSR The Soviet Union certainly was not 'socialist' unless you care to really stretch the definition of the term. It was, for th longe...

Before you say "NO!" remember, social security is INSOLVENT. It cannot pay for itself, it is hemmoraging money at an unheard of pace and there is really no way to fix it at this point. Reducing payments would at least help preserve social security for a longer timeframe. ...I don't understand this ...

They are brilliant at taking your paycheque and not using it when your sick. Whats funny is on the net when these topics come up most people are for universal healthcare. Doing street-team canvasing on the issue... oh that's a whole other story. I'd be interested to see how public opinion comes out...

The scary part about the "anti" side of the argument is the recent comparison to Nazi fascism. In the last twenty years, the Red Communist bogeyman has lost quite a lot of its power, and invoking words like "socialism" just don't have the weight they did during the years of, and just after, the Col...

I tried drawing something at a larger scale. It turned-out okay-ish.

She had me at +5, 2 Dexterity Vest.

Look! I colored butchered your really cool alien.





Never could stay within the lines...


Very nice drawing.

I think someone ought to be sticking-up for the <i>traditional definition</i> of fuzzling.