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Character Contest 68 – Cancer
Fight of the Millenium: Trenton “The Tiger” Moore versus…
Character Contest 68 – Cancer
My remaining entries for this contest are gags and silly puns.
The Fiddler Crab playing at the Clam Ole Opry
Character Contest 68 – Cancer
Kiss the Cook
The challenge was to design an interesting face. I’m not good at faces. So, I created a bunch of close-ups.
As you can tell by the character’s name, I am not a fan of that particular style of “music.”
MC Key-Rapp
Thanks, Scatman. Hope you and yours are safe and dry!
I am a fan of this particular style of music. A tribute to Bob Seger and motorcycle enthusiasts everywhere.
Ramblin’ Man
Happy Halloween, everyone! In celebration, here is a CC 69 design inspired by haunted houses and amusement park attractions.
House of Horrors: So scary, you will drop your candy-coated puppy!
Tip of the gas mask to Nicole Chilelli for winning SyFy’s Season 3 of “Face Off.” Her “alien cyborg” in the lead up to the finale blew me away. I was skeptical about the show when I picked it up midway through Season 2. What hooked me is that the competition reflects a lot of the happenings on HeroMachine. Amateurs, hopefuls, hobbyists, and professionals coming together to create, share, challenge, and learn.
This one came out a visually dark; nonetheless, I think the subject is understood and effective.
TKO (Technical Knockout)
Thanks, Weilyn. Definitely check it out.
This character was inspired by a certain 1990’s TV show starring two FBI agents who would investigate paranormal activity. (Hint: Gillian Anderson is still hot!)
The mysterious Tobacco Man
The bad guy is cock-eyed. He is supposed to be staring off to his left – watching the SWAT team off-camera. Instead, his left eye seems to loosely stare at the victim.
Hostage Situation
Again, this contest is about designing a face. Since I am not great at designing faces, I used this as an exercise in directly editing the text files. This is when I also discovered that the first Head that you place becomes the design’s “anchor.” Keep that in mind when you are creating off-center or wide designs. It does affect how your picture exports. Simply use multiple Heads. Set the first Head to Layer 1 behind your Background or as Aura 0 to make it transparent / invisible.
Anyway, the elk drawn on the cave wall is actually the Hand Drum found in Items. The maximum re-size in HeroMachine is 999. I went directly into the text file to set the size around 3000, if I remember correctly. I like the result.
Lascaux
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