I'm a musician who sometimes makes YouTube videos and art. JMU Class of '22. Buy my albums or else. (He/him, metalhead)
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Finally Finished The Character Sheets For Al And Sabrina, The Two Main Characters Of Eight-Layer Inferno.
Finally finished the character sheets for Al and Sabrina, the two main characters of Eight-Layer Inferno.
Note that as the comic continues, Al and Sabrina will get older and eventually graduate. Also note that this isn’t Sabrina’s only outfit! She wears different clothing every day, which more resembles real life but breaks most cartoon traditions. XD
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TheHappySpaceman Reviews - High School Musical 2
TheHappySpaceman reviews a movie that is far from fabulous.
This was a submission for a group I’m in. The submission guidelines for this art challenge were “End of Summer,” so I decided to make it about Al and Sabrina having one last day at the local swimming pool. However, the increasingly nippy air temperatures have taken their toll—poor Sabrina! Oh well, there are always indoor pools.
This is one of the first times I’ve recently drawn a character in a swimsuit. Why, you may ask? Fanservice! I’m shameless. But this also took way longer than it should have, as I kept adding details in the background and then the PSD file was lost last night after becoming corrupted. Oh no! :( Luckily, I was able to salvage some of the WIPs and put this together. Hope this is satisfactory!
Characters and art © me
Note: This takes place a year or two in the future of the events of the first chapter of Eight-Layer Inferno, as Al and Sabrina already know each other by now.
High School Musical 2 Review: Deleted Scenes
Some deleted scenes from my High School Musical 2 review.
Do you have any new videos planned for your Review channel?
As a matter of fact, yes! I’m working on editing a new one right now and will hopefully get it out before the fall semester. Plus, I have other movie reviews, lists, and Was It Really That Bad? episodes planned for the rest of the year.
Thanks!
How long did it take you to master the art of creating backgrounds? (I ask because I currently suck at them.)
Thanks! I personally wouldn’t call myself a master at backgrounds, but all it takes is practice. It’s easy when you have the area planned out in your head or in sketches. And understanding one, two, and three-point perspective will really help! Best of luck!