Did YOU draw this?

[DoorKnobHandle]

Okay, this is really wierd: for a small project I have worked on a bunch of backdrops this day. Now I found a nice sprite on my old harddrive with a character that goes really well with the background style.

Problem is, I used to study a lot of different people's styles and... I'm really not sure whether this one is original or not. I can't tell.

So I hope that - if I wasn't the one who came up with the character and drew it - the author or somebody who recognizes the work will come here and let me know.

The sprite in question is this one:



The head in particular seems a little 'foreign' to me, I was thinking MrColossal maybe?

[Shane 'ProgZmax' Stevens]

It looks like a sprite result of a few people helping you in the CL, and it does look familiar to me.

[DoorKnobHandle]

Ah, that does strike a bell somewhere, I can't for the life of me find that thread however, I tried searching for all my CL sprite threads and it wasn't there... This is really wierd.

[MrColossal]

What's the name of the original file?

[Stupot]

Google should add a feature where you paste a picture into the seach box and then it finds matching or similar pictures in Google Images...

...then they should give me a fuck ton of money for the idea.

[Ubel]

Google should add a feature where you paste a picture into the seach box and then it finds matching or similar pictures in Google Images...

...then they should give me a fuck ton of money for the idea.

It's not a new idea though. In fact, I read somewhere that Google has already had plans of implementing such a feature in the future. I hope they do, too.

There's also a service called TinEye but it's not very useful due to its small index of images.

[Stupot]

Google should add a feature where you paste a picture into the seach box and then it finds matching or similar pictures in Google Images...

...then they should give me a fuck ton of money for the idea.

It's not a new idea though. In fact, I read somewhere that Google has already had plans of implementing such a feature in the future. I hope they do, too.

There's also a service called TinEye but it's not very useful due to its small index of images.

Oh well.. great minds think alike 

[Khris]

Found it.

I hereby declare it PD.

[Mr Flibble]

That's the best re-constructive surgery I've ever seen.

[DoorKnobHandle]

Haha, wow, nice! Do you mean public domain with PD? If so, that would be incredibly nice, I guess it's different enough from Steel Drummer's version.

Good thing I asked here. I should really mark references and original work in the future.

BTW, credit will of course be given if I end up using and animating this one.

[Khris]

Yeah, you can freely use it for whatever you want. I really only used the colors so counting it as my own work should be fine.