another quickie, oh yeah...
Journal Entry: Wed Mar 12, 2008, 5:53 PM
This here will be just a quick little note. i am still alive right now, i graduated a few weeks ago and soon i start my MOS training. in 18 weeks i will finally be done and to my duty station. um lets see, i got a special award when i graduated, i will tell ya more when i have more time on a comp. time is limited right now. i have been doing alot of drawings in basic, not my normal stuff. alot of tribal. i will get it uploaded when i can, but probably won't be till summer. it is great being back here and i can't wait to show you all my new work.
take care, Josh
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And sorry for the late reply, just this Saturday was my 14th day straight working at my job and that day I had to work from 7:30am till 10:30pm straight. I am just not stating to feel ok and recover from the exhaustion.
On the bright side soon I might be getting a new scanner so I can update once again.
Also when you said you aren’t really all that good because you don’t practice. Just draw, that is what I did. Take a look at the sword in my elfwood gallery taichi and then take a look at Demonsdread in this one and you can see how much I have improved just by drawing.
God knows I still get comments from my elfwood gallery that say, you suck, what is this I can’t tell because you can’t draw. I just try to ignore them and keep at it, all you can do actually.
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The pain in the flesh is nothing compared to the pain in the soul when you lose a comrade.
You are quite welcome, and I will be honest here I can’t wait for more from you. the one that got me to laugh a lot was the lizard one. After I stopped spewing tea out of my nose I couldn’t help but sympathize with ya there.
But yes keep drawing and keep people laughing, that is the one treasure in the world.
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The pain in the flesh is nothing compared to the pain in the soul when you lose a comrade.
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The pain in the flesh is nothing compared to the pain in the soul when you lose a comrade.
Yes, update soon!
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Hostility for the sake of posterity is an obscenity in this vicinty. Plain old hostility is fine though.
This statement is false.
Meh, don't bother thanking me for a fave on my main page. Just have a quick scan through my gallery...... =3
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The pain in the flesh is nothing compared to the pain in the soul when you lose a comrade.
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Hostility for the sake of posterity is an obscenity in this vicinty. Plain old hostility is fine though.
This statement is false.
Meh, don't bother thanking me for a fave on my main page. Just have a quick scan through my gallery...... =3
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"Life is like a box of chocolates ...
... it's always finished far too soon"
I can’t wait to see it done up. After looking through all of your designs on here I will it will be a very good job.
Josh
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The pain in the flesh is nothing compared to the pain in the soul when you lose a comrade.
I think I would make this one first because I haven't done many axes, but especially not one so awesome. I think I may just have to make it instead of some I have already planned.
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"Life is like a box of chocolates ...
... it's always finished far too soon"
Forger has been my favorite one though, for two reasons. The design and the back story. Just something about a hero having to sacrifice his soul for those he cares about, that was just an interesting story for me.
Anyways good luck on the designs and if you need me to make more detailed sketches up just let me know.
Josh
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The pain in the flesh is nothing compared to the pain in the soul when you lose a comrade.
The first piece that caught my eye when I saw your page was Forger of Nightmares, and I knew then that you had amazing talent. I just had to see the rest of your gallery, and I think that Blood Lotus, Demon's Dread and Elros would be pieces that I like the most, and would want to make.
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"Life is like a box of chocolates ...
... it's always finished far too soon"
In truth I just sit down and start to listen to music with the paper before me and the image just seems to come to life on the paper. One line leads to the next and before you know it there is a finished design sitting there with a lengthy back story behind it. Where it comes from is beyond my feeble grasp of logic.
The only thing I can say for sure is I try and make the designs aspects flow into one another. The hilt flows into the blade and then the pommel and end cap.
And thanks for the compliment, though I am curious just wich ones might have caught your eye design wise so far?
Josh
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The pain in the flesh is nothing compared to the pain in the soul when you lose a comrade.
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"Life is like a box of chocolates ...
... it's always finished far too soon"
Josh
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The pain in the flesh is nothing compared to the pain in the soul when you lose a comrade.
I was told to come see your gallery, and I can't do anything but watch you. Your designs absolutely rock, and I would love to make some of them.
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"Life is like a box of chocolates ...
... it's always finished far too soon"
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[link] <-- come on ^^
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[link] <-- come on ^^
Josh
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The pain in the flesh is nothing compared to the pain in the soul when you lose a comrade.
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