Love it, my favourite so far I think. ^
Love it, my favourite so far I think. ^
crits?
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F.Y.E. KRU (Fuk You Expekt)
is it supposed to say tiets...
because that does not resemble and m and a b
The H is too big.
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Im trying to write temb... ok let me try again damn
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jesus cred im impressed...
temb...id say define that M more and lose that flick off the B on the lower left part of it
two simples i did yesterday..crits?
i tried to do this like my handwriting not sure what to make of it
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the letters are okay minus the m, i see what you're trying to do, but have no idea why you disconnected the M completely. it looks like an I a T and a S. when your doing the m don't block the middle off, make the whole word one block, and the top hook of your b should be brought down fully into the bottom hook, otherwise it looks like an s.
Dont take it to heart. I was just telling you before someone who isn't as nice let you know.
says YOU trying something simpler
Naked - i like that simple
Hick94 - good color scheme
Dankbudz - nice drips
yo real_lyfe_dyke, you shouldn't give crits either. id actually say Zeek has more crit authority than you... its official
kilroy-id like that if it didn't have those, i think its call serifs.. the extensions and such, but thats just me. you should fatten the right of the U and bring it in more with a nice lil curve. hard to describe cuz I'm retarded. BUT also the left bar on the Y just isn't fitting in with what you got. and that bar that goes through the U should be cut
@Killroy: Go a little simpler, the letters and extensions don't really flow naturally yet. Furthermore, don't use such hard lines while you're sketching. Let your pencil flow over the paper multiple times and find the right curves/lines that way. This looks way too forced to me. After that, you can draw a bit harder line over that right curve or line, or ink it if you want (which would be better, because you'll need to practice that anyway). Once you do that, make sure that you draw each curve or line in one fluid motion in order to prevent shaky lines and 'knots.'
Last edited by Bas; 04-14-2012 at 03:21 PM.
Well you're wrong.
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