By that, you mean filming sceneries?
I could never bring myself to film other people.

Also I consider 3D to be 3D, no matter how it is.

Shinden, stalking should be fine as long as you don't get caught but if I were you I'd rather refrain from creating evidence of what you did. Just a friendly advice.

>>1963
What the heck are you talking about?

>>1935
Wow thanks!

>>1880
I betcha everything on that table is stolen.

>>1892
>>1908
>>1945
Thanks for your encouragements, it's the thing that keeps me going.

>>1953
oh my god that's so damn cute!!! <3

She's back!
I'll probably finish it one day.

>>1797
I'm finally getting vocal takes that I'm okay with, so I went back and listened to this older version for the first time since I uploaded it. And while I'm far from getting complacent, I'm genuinely surprised at how much I've improved.
My initial goal was to have the album completed by October, which will put the entire project at a year, and while that still seems realistic I think my hopes of finishing it early are a bit over-optimistic.

>>1916
Though you're admittedly going for a very low and gritty sound, I heartly believe you must re-tune up yourself with the guitar; cause even if your vocals and accompaniment have sense by themselves, you are hitting not one single note of the scales your chords should be contained in, thus preveting us from hearing any organic relation between what you play and what you sing...

Recording quality is ok.

Post edited on 27th Jul 2012, 10:48pm

>>1931
While I certainly appreciate you commenting, I'm going to have to disagree with the bit about "hitting not one single note of the scales your chords should be contained in". There is only one inharmonic note in the vocal melody, a G sharp, and it coincides with the chord shift from E minor to E major, so it's only inharmonic relative to the song's key and not to the chord that it's harmonized with.
Perhaps the vocals are just so bad that they give the impression of being off-key?

>>1931
This is ancient history now, but I still want to apologize for this >>1932 super-douchey, defensive reply. My pitch on that track was all over the place.

>Am I too old to learn it? I mean, I don't want to be a pro or something, I just want to play it for fun, as a hobby.
Not at all.
>How do I begin with it?
Buy a guitar(probably the hardest part for a brohno, but, oh well), amp, picks, strings(the stock ones are usually bad and shouldn't last much). Get Guitar Pro/Powertab, go to sites like 911tabs.com and search for some songs you like and you think must be easy.
There's tons of video tutorials on youtube too, and websites with free resources for learning, google is your friend.
>Is it possible to learn it just by reading tabs and listening to the music?
Depends how exigent you are regarding your performance, but I wouldn't say it's possible anyway. Watching videos(supposing you don't want to get a teacher) and doing specific exercises are strongly recommended, as it's quite easy to develop bad habits with really basic things such as merely picking otherwise.
Now if you mean theoretical knowledge, you don't really need much, if any. But it's really useful, and it's quite pleasant to be able to understand what you're playing.

>Am I too old to learn it?
Unless you have some wild case of precocious arthrirts: not at all.

>I want to learn it by myself
If you say so because you don't want to go out and/or interact with people, I understand completely: that's why I'm trying right now to learn piano that way; so I would say that it'll make the task a lot harder, but not impossible. For guitar, I did took a few classes on highschool, on wich I learned the very basics for classical finger picking style; things like how to hold it, tune it up, what finger goes where and how to exercize them, some basic chords; but the rest I learnt it by myself, basically finding tabs and chords online for the songs I liked, each one giving me new rythm and harmony sources to add to my experience; as the above Anon said, now we've got as well a great resource: tutorial videos at Youtube et al.; for electric guitar, you'd unavoidably have to learn some scales as well (check: http://www.chordbook.com/guitarscales.php )...

I'm >>75 and >>1918, btw.

Post edited on 21st Jul 2012, 1:15am

These should be useful, at some point:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmJQ-lgMoEA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mg6MLUnGG3U
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDbx6Nfc_no
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6NAQgZGm9Q

Post edited on 21st Jul 2012, 1:36am

wat

This isn't new at all, but people trying to draw girls can profit from it specifically:

http://kevo.dasaku.net/?p=92

This guy is pretty famous at CA... here is the thread of his progress:

http://www.conceptart.org/forums/showthread.php?t=870

>>53
That pic >>45 consists of the contents of pages 136-139 of 図説女子高制服百科, also known as 女子高制服百科 (Joshikou Seifuku Hyakka):
https://yande.re/pool/show/1558
https://yande.re/post/show/129666 ← A commenter here identifies the art style as that of 藤森ゆゆ缶 (Fujimori Yuyukan).
If that commenter is mistaken, then the artist is likely one of the other artists who contributed to the book:
有間じろう (Arima Jirou)
加茂 (Kamo)
くまつき (Kumatsuki)
Koi (author of Gochiusa)
田中ノエル (Tanaka Noel)
榊原宗々 (Sakakibara Sousou)
西野木 (Nishinogi)
龍川ナギ (Tatsukawa Nagi)

Pretty interesting. The writing style is pretty unusual and the characters seem interesting. Angel-masked warrior. I've never heard of that phrase before, but it makes me wonder.

Strange in a good way? Thank you for reading. I've been spending a lot of time in the real world lately, doing the occasional odd job, volunteering at a homeless shelter, reading about Viking history so I haven't had much energy for writing. I appreciate you looking over this little snippet.

I know it's a bit late and I don't really have anything constructive to add, but I'd just like to say that I found this piece riveting. Would definitely read more.

>>1620
>>1621

>>1624
I have reached a completely new level of extreme shame.

Monsters can't harm you if there's a force field around your bed :3

>>1622
fukkin lol

>>1630
I don't get what you're asking. Do you just want to know how to draw?

>>1633
Yup, but I want to start straight away with vector graphics. I just want to know if there's some good material for that specific purpose.

>>1638
If you can't draw at all there's no way you can draw vector images. Anyone can trace someone else's work, but if you want to make original pieces, pick up a pencil.

>>1639
I'm going to disagree with this. I haven't done much vectoring but its very different from drawing.

so don't be discouraged, try your hand at an original vector creation!

draw a jolteon!!

>>1550

>>1670
Nice

>>1670
Thank you!

>>1649
Ah, I tried that out and made Taokaka.

Not the best, but it turned out to be rather decent, even if I couldn't get the mouth to show up all that well and decided not to do it.

Here's an interesting post. Ignore that it's from reddit, frontpage stuff sucks there but dig deeper and you can find useful stuff like this:

http://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/mj24i/rgamedev_pixelart_lesson_1_basics_and_ui/

I don't do pixel art because I suck at art in general.
BUT I do actually keep a folder full of pixel art. I collect it like I do anime art.

>>1721
maybe you could do a dump in /pic someday