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Whoops - Sorry, Slamgrinder! Don't cry...  No... Oh, geez... What have I done now?

And Andy - If I didn't know better, I'd say that was a real photo.

Looks really nice, I say.
Some shading wouldn't hurt, though...

And btw, what program was it you used? I could actually use something to animate gifs with...

Plasticman, Evilspacefart, Dunezone:
Great backgrounds! - It's nice to see so many variations on the theme!

And while still on the Narnia topic, I'll just say that my favourite is The Silver Chair... I truly recommend that one!  

Danny:
Heh, thank you!

Noed:
You like the hair?! OMG! No, sorry -  I'm quite pleased with it myself.
And the mouth and nose could perhaps be darkened a bit - It's a bit hard to see even for me...

Well, I use MsPaint for basically everything, both backgrounds and sprites. That depends both on that I find it easy to use, I like the style it creates, and because I'm to much of a lazy cheapskate to buy a "real" paint-program...

Hey, I downloaded it, watched, and loved it! Great stuff, man - More like this wouldn't be too bad...
But next time you could include screenshots or small trailers from the featured games, just like in real talkshows, when they show clips from some actors/directors latest movie.  

Ooh, this looks promising! The art is really splendid, man.
Keep us updated!

Heh, again: Thanks a lot, I'm glad you like it.

Thanks, Hobbes!

GinnyW:
Heh, not really, but I am a huge fan of the Narnia books, and read them a lot when I was younger... I'm glad you liked it.  

Changed the hands, the shoulders and the pants. Looks a bit better now.
I'm almost prepared to say that I'm really satisfied with a sprite for one of the first times in my life!

Ok, here's my entry:



The portal is in the lake, btw...

Snake:
Yeah, I do - And I might try that method just to see how it turns out.

Sluggo:
Hm, you're right. I'll try making them longer.

Neole:
Heh, glad you like it! And I was actually planning to do that - Having the raincoat one for outdoor scenes and the other one for indoor scenes.

Aussie:
Thanks for the tips! I'll try and whip up a new version...

Heh, sounds like you're having a good time... How's Sweden so far, you lucky Mitteneers?

Yeah, I noticed that, but I'm not really sure on how to make them better.
Maybe I could shorten them, as they are a bit on the long side right now.
And about the arms: I do have some ideas on how to change them now, to make them less stiff.
But thanks for commenting!

Well, I've been posting some backgrounds for my new game already, but yesterday I finally did a character - And one that I'm pretty satisfied with as well! (I actually used Eric's tutorial for some references on proportions and so forth - Thanks a lot, man!)




This is the main character, a 20 year old guy named Kevin Hodson, just recently graduated from art school with some pretty good grades. Having just moved out from his parents and in to the tiny mountain community of Mount Calmit, he feels a bit insecure, and has a hard time finding inspriation for his drawings, but he has to put all of that aside as odd and frightening things starts happening in the rural town...



I also made a version fo him with a raincoat, in honour of GK1 and PB:DA  - A detective/mystery game must have a main character with a raincoat...

Any comments? Except for the hands?

Argh, so sorry - double post.

Ratracer:
Thanks!

Cerulean:
Hey, that's a great tip! I never thought about that.
I'll try recolouring them at once!

Great choice of theme, Necro - But are there no restrictions in size/colours?

Rincewind whats elfwood?

Hehe, sorry about not noticing your question until now... Elfwood is an online community for fantasy/sci-fi-artists and writers where you upload your pictures or novels so that people can enjoy and comment on them. I'm a member myself, but I'm not nearly as talented as you, man.
Try it out, I think you would like it. - http://www.elfwood.com//