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Artist // Professional // Film & Animation
- Deviant for 15 years
- www.graceaveryparkman.com
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Too many influences to count
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V is for vendetta, Donnie Darko, Advent Children
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80's music in general, the white stripes, modest mouse, phoenix, owl city, billy tallent
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atlas shrugged, the holographic universe, anything science-y
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Metal Gear Series.
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Nintendo everything.
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whatever.
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Various Geekery.
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thanks for watching! 
I just went through your gallery and noticed that every living subject is facing the left. Why don't you change things up a bit? Have your guys facing in all different directions, that way your gallery is spiced up a little and you don't get stuck drawing in that one angle. I had the same problem once upon a time and it took me a while to break the habit, but I did it. And so can you. 
I have a tendency to do that when it comes to digital art, it does get a little silly after awhile. The weird thing is that I don't really tend to do that with traditional art nowadays. Tablet-related habit. S:, but yes! I will try to avoid that in the future. It is a nasty habit (:
Easily fixed using - Image>Image rotation> Flip canvas horizontal - (if you are using something other than photoshop, every digital program has this feature somewhere, it might be called 'mirror image' too.)
When drawing something digitally, learn to flip the image constantly throughout the process of drawing. It helps you see your mistakes more clearly and iron them out. Sometimes things might even look better flipped. Go experiment.
When drawing something digitally, learn to flip the image constantly throughout the process of drawing. It helps you see your mistakes more clearly and iron them out. Sometimes things might even look better flipped. Go experiment.
happy birthday! :3
thanks! (:[link]
woops, dunno what the link is!