| 20 Jun 2001 |  Matthew J. Richardson |  Loading...Nice single-point perspective. Keep it up.  Chad W Amundsen replies: "Thanks for the comment, better replying late then never." | |
| 28 Feb 2004 |  Jessica L. Stachyra | Loading... awesome! I really like your ideas!  Chad W Amundsen replies: "I'm slow i know, thanks, I'm working on uploading some more stuff.. I'm scanning.. I'm scanning.." | |
| 20 Mar 2004 |  Erin S. Strunk | Loading... You think you have a hard time dishing it out? :-P Thanks for commenting on my gallery, it looks like our art is almost a little similar (in such a way that we both seem to have nothing but black & white work on at the moment and almost nothing else yet except for one color piece.)
I like the designs you have. I agree with the aforementioned talent for delivering good work from a single-point perspective.
(Gotta' get back to work, continue commenting later :-P) | |
| 10 Dec 2005 | Maasoey @ #LeinesNet <maasoey@gma...com> | Loading... Nice.
Keep up the good work!
Nice drawings there. | |
| 5 Sep 2006 |  Karen M. Cruz | Loading... Wow, wish I could draw mechanical stuff like that, too scared to even try to design a spaceship for a story of mine. O.o Anyways, nice stuff. ^__^ | |
| 13 Feb 2007 | John | Loading... These are very well-drawn designs but they can be better. Get a set of French curves, circle and ellipse templates, and a few small rulers. Try drawing these with a Rapidograph pen or equivelent. Trace or redraw your vehicles using these tools and your designs will look amazing. | |
| 14 Nov 2007 |  John R Farley Jr | Loading... /\ Ha, same John as above. Thanks for tagging one of my ships as a favorite. You have some great designs yourself, but I really like that illusion you did and the cars. | |
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