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Yami Bakura - Spirits by =slifertheskydragon
Overdue giftart for a friend.Yami Bakura with his spirits, tried out a few different digital painting techniques, let me know what you guys think?
On a different note, I am shifting towards a more high-fantasy digital illustration style (think WoW, MtG, LoL, Vanguard) what do you guys think? Or should I stick with the manga lineart style? Personally I like to ink with pens on watercolor paper and color with copics and watercolors but i’ve found everything needs to be digital these days…
Tools: Paint Tool SAI, Photoshop CS3, Wacom Bamboo

sliferthewhydidigeta:

Yami Bakura - Spirits by =slifertheskydragon

Overdue giftart for a friend.

Yami Bakura with his spirits, tried out a few different digital painting techniques, let me know what you guys think?

On a different note, I am shifting towards a more high-fantasy digital illustration style (think WoW, MtG, LoL, Vanguard) what do you guys think? Or should I stick with the manga lineart style? 

Personally I like to ink with pens on watercolor paper and color with copics and watercolors but i’ve found everything needs to be digital these days…


Tools: Paint Tool SAI, Photoshop CS3, Wacom Bamboo

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Reverse gender stereotypes at the gym

Aaahhhh get on my dash you amusing thing you.

I kinda love it

this is actually great from an acting perspective.

the actors actually played the opposite gender instead of just relying on stereotypes (ironically enough) to portray that they were, in fact, the opposite gender. Usually if you tell a guy to act like a girl, he begins playing by the homosexual stereotype (faking a lisp, popping the hip, etc.) and while it accentuates femininity, it’s really uncomfortable and forced, making it just seem like he’s playing a stereotype instead of the actual gender. And girls will do this too; being told to play a male and instead just deepening the voice and say “dude” and “bro” a lot (although these are more common among modern practices).

The males played up femininity without coming off as a forced stereotype and the females played up masculinity and machismo without forcing their performance.

also the video is funny and I kind of forgot the point I was making.

DONT BE A LITTLE PENIS

^^^^ LAUGHING REAL HARD

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