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I don't know how to draw guys. ;_;

cjburgandy wrote:and I agree, who needs Goggles when you already have boobs?

heh!
I i like that you wrote goggles with cap "G". ^^

TheLoserHero wrote:I don't know how to draw guys. ;_;

I seem to have the opposite problem.

I have a shift happy pinky

I guess I could point this thread out to Jess, but what exactly are we supposed to do? I mean, our main characters have already been male once...and I, for one, don't want to see most of TC's major supporting characters TS'd...

(Now, if someone wanted to play the 'age-regression game', I might take a shot at drawing Blaze myself... )

Photobucket is easy to register for!!


I drew this one of the Green Avenger and hottie fireman (woman) and realized that the Green Avenger's costume wouldn't really work on a man. Not at all.

So I drew this picture:



That's the Green Avenger/Alan and his best friend Kelly (name no changey, Kelly is also a boy's name) discussing the pros and cons of the costume.

this is fun,
though three of these characters haven't shown up in the comic yet.
the weaponsmith/the doorman/erika
David is hard to draw as a girl, without retaining the nose to
make it look more femenine.

I meant to do a lot more than just one character, but in the interest of keeping this a small project so I could get back to my other work, I only did my main character, Carrie.



Oddly enough, male Carrie has hair, where female Carrie does not. Also, the male version came out much more goth looking than the female.

EDIT: Please excuse the lack of buttocks. That was an oversight on my part, since this was originally part of what would have been a larger drawing and I stuck him in the lower left corner of the Flash document, meaning the bottom and left sides were being cut off so I didn't finish drawing things in those areas. When I exported the image, I forgot that the export ignores the size of the original Flash document and puts everything into a jpg. The picture was supposed to cut off at the middle of his leg, which is also why he's missing a hand.

Depends on the size of the boobs, and the location of the chemicals.

PeppermintAfterlife wrote:

Jops wrote:Yeah, i know, she has no goggles...
but who needs goggles when you already got boobs?

Will boobs protect my eyes when working with volatile chemicals?

:B Yay, been meaning to do this... Marking it so I can find it and post it tomorrow~

PeppermintAfterlife wrote:

TheLoserHero wrote:I don't know how to draw guys. ;_;

I seem to have the opposite problem.

I have both problems.

I can only draw malformed rectangles.

allright, I'm in...

Jackhass wrote:Sex change game?

You people are sick! SICK!

come on, you know you wanna...


hell, I WANNNA...

gahaha!

That'll teach you to cancel "Of Monkeys and Mutton!"

hilarious, anywhere.

...And now I know what to do for my 100th strip.

Unfortunately, two of my characters are a father and daughter, so they'll really just look like each other with a couple minor changes. Still interesting though. Should be definite fun for the non-humans.

anywherebuthere wrote:*Jackhass*

I'm such a Jimmy-come-lately.



I tried to make some for the rest of the cast, but ran into an unfortunate problem . . . for the most part, switching the characters from male to female would also mean altering their personalities to some good degree, which would lead to a greatly different visual design, making them look little to nothing like their original counterparts.

Jim/Jem is really the only one where the personality and design would stay anywhere near the same.

You manly brute, you!