Skull

She's also Princess Peach.

I saw a review of it, looked like it would be an interesting game, not one I'll buy though.

Didn't do all that much today. I took a shower while blasting techno, that was pretty awesome. Would have been cooler with strobe lights but I don't have any and that might have been crossing the the line from awesome to weird. I also had some lemon meringue pie. It was wonderful. Store bought though, I haven't had an exceptional one since my Great Grandma died. She made so much good food.

I work for the air force as a prominent Aerospace Engineer. Apparently I'm also looking for a new job though, so I guess that's not going all that well.

I would suggest using lower saturation as well as darker colors for most of the image. You'll still use bright colors, just to draw attention to the focal points of the piece. You also can try using less saturated colors that are more blue/purple than you would normally make them to help give the illusion of depth since the farther away something is the more that happens. There's a name for it but I can't remember what it is. You did a good job on the texture on the posts, but the texture and shading is kind of off on the mountains. The way it's shaded makes the mountains appear more like pyramids due to how you shaded them by sides, which shows where your light source is, but doesn't accurately reflect what the shape of an actual mountain is. Try shading with more than two tones and try not to put in any straight lines. You also should try try to account for the mountains farther in back casting shadows on the ones. In terms of texture, I would recommend staying away from scribbling, just try to get the shading down first before you try to texture things that are far away. The last point I have is that mountains are rarely giant rocks sticking out of the ground. You may want to consider having them more gradual and connected and having the bottom more grassy, tree covered or dirt covered. That way your piece will seem a lot more believable. In all, you did a pretty good job for a first try, I'd like to see you make another one.

I knew one of these was coming. :lol: I don't play Runescape really anymore which I'd imagine is one of the more important parts of being crew, so we'll see.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burden_of_proof#The_fallacy_of_demanding_negative_proof

No problem. :)

I think this one should be good.

I had a feeling that was what you meant. Don't worry about mentioning me.

Will this work?

Yeah, I could do that.

Uhh, you could check "repeat background" I think. It won't stretch it all the way down, but all the white space will be taken care of. I've personally never done anything with youtube channels before so I'm not sure.

I can knock it down a some more for you. Better?

Not totally optimized, but that's not really noticeable.

Like a baws.

I can dislocates my jaw too.

Lol.

I get some strange satisfaction out of hitting the I don't play runescape button.

That One - POS

I've never had any reflex really when the doctor hit my knee so I just faked it. I didn't die, so I assume it's not a huge deal.

Some people are good at math and some people aren't, that's usually how things go. I personally love math (don't love all the work involved but that's not the point) because it either is or isn't, it's not some abstract guess work at what Mark Twain meant in his sentence. However, I do bull [cabbage] like a pro, and you can't do that in math. I wish I could actually help, but I'm not sure how I could do that. And the only signs I know are a few letters and a line from a barney song we learned back in kindergarten in sign language I remember some how.

I'd take it on.

This is my closet. I keep my [cabbage] in here. I lol'd through most of the video. You remind me of someone I know, I can't figure out who though.