Rayman Pirate-Community

Yes, yes! Thank you for your visiting my topic dear boy or girl! So, this is gonna be my official topic where I will upload my Rayman Fanarts. So let me know what you think. I currently have no other program to work with other than MsPaint or regular drawing, but I think you will not mind.

I think I shall start by post some drawings that I have done. I'm also using a color program that comes with Game Maker 8. I will maybe purchasing a better program in the near future hopefully.


http://mushroomworlddrawer.deviantart.c ... /#/d4kp64d

http://mushroomworlddrawer.deviantart.c ... /#/d4ioqzt

http://mushroomworlddrawer.deviantart.c ... /#/d4imoe9

http://mushroomworlddrawer.deviantart.c ... /#/d4gr4wb

http://mushroomworlddrawer.deviantart.c ... /#/d4fi6sn

http://mushroomworlddrawer.deviantart.c ... /#/d4cspjh

Hope you enjoy them. I will keep update this topic as much as I can. You can also see more drawings on my DeviantART account for better resolution. I have a link in my sig.

I assume I shouldn't post if I plan to be a bitch about every detail?

Pusianka wrote:I assume I shouldn't post if I plan to be a bitch about every detail?

Well if you want to be polite, you really shouldn't. But I'm curious about the details anyway. If you really want to, then I suggest you should do it.

Naaah, I think I'll pass... ;p

That's great! You say you use Paint and Game Maker to do this? What an achievement! Especially the Rayman Origins one is magnifficent (spelling check welcome). The characters seem to be a bit chubby in some of your drawings, but that just might be your style. Also, maybe try experimenting with a suggestion of movement without the motion blur one time. See what results you yield.
Keep going - that stuff is great!

Thank you And yes I'm aware that sometimes the characters seems to get chubby. That is one of many things I have yet to master.

Nice stuff you have there ! I especially like the first drawing you posted.

Yes I like the first one a lot because it really captures Origins' style, but it's got your own twist to it. It's very well done indeed.