Rabu, 12 Mei 2010

FUCK FACEBOOK

I dont understand what happend to my facebook. I cant open it from my computer


really I hate , and I really mad



I hate you Facbook

SUCKS

Senin, 10 Mei 2010

game Online

[b]Atlantica Online[/b] [ [url]http://www.mmozone.com/atlantica.html[/url] ] More games at [url=http://www.freemmorpglist.com/]Free MMORPG[/url] [url=http://www.freemmorpglist.com/][img]http://www.freemmorpglist.com/pics/foto_atlantica_online.jpg[/img][/url] Atlantica brings back classic turn-based gameplay and marries it to a deep strategic framework that encompasses combat, character/party development and city/country management. Developed and published by NDOORS. NDOORS designed Atlantica's combat, mercenary and city/country management systems to set it apart from the rest of the MMO market. The turn-based combat system offers players the chance to strategically plan every move of the nine characters in their group. Players can form teams of three to bring 27 controllable characters into combat. Or for simple fights, players can preset each character/mercenary's skill set and let the auto-battle system resolve the fight. The mercenary system gives players the chance to manage multiple characters' development simultaneously. In addition to their main character, players can hire eight mercenaries each with a different class and skills. They can be obtained as an infant and raised, married to other mercenaries and even have their own children. Mercenaries' stats will decline as they age, necessitating the need to constantly update and upkeep the mercenary roster. The city/country management system adds a layer of strategic play beyond typical party level interaction. Guilds can establish control of cities and go to war with each other. They will need to plan everything from culture, commerce and industry, even down to the placement of buildings for the maximum output. Groups of guilds can even band together to take control of countries. Controlling cities and countries allows them to obtain rare items and mercenaries. Players take on the quest to destroy the Oriharukon energy, a powerful sensor from Atlantis that is poisoning the world. This journey will take players around the globe, including the ancient civilizations of Hanyang (Korea), Indus Valley (India and Pakistan), Mesopotamia (Iraq, Syria and Turkey) and Egypt, as well as North America and legendary locales such as the Pyramids and Angkor Wat.


OM / Vampire Knight / Chapter 60


Chapter Title: A Nostalgic Scent

Scanlated By: SGK

Categories: Anime, Mystery, Romance, School life, Shoujo, Supernatural, Tragedy

Date Added: Apr 27, 2010

Update Status: This series is updated monthly.



Senin, 26 April 2010

Cosplay`


DRAWING BASICS

Introduction: So You Want to Draw Manga Style?
The Path of An Artist
Doodles: Junk or Goldmine?
Drawing Materials: Bare Essentials and More
Color Wheel
Shade and Shadow: Basic Shapes

ALL ABOUT ANATOMY

How to Draw Eyes: Basics
How to Draw Different Emotional Expressions
How to Draw the Head: Front View
How to Draw the Head: Side View
How to Draw the Head: Quarter View
How to Draw the Head: Up View
How to Draw the Head: Back View
How to Draw the Head: Down View
How to Draw the Head: Miscellaneous

How to Draw Lips
How to Draw Eyebrows
How to Draw Ears: Basics
How to Draw Different Ear Types
How to Draw Noses: Basics
How to Draw Different Nose Types
How to Draw Hair: Basics
How to Draw Different Hair Types
How to Draw Hair in Movement
How to Draw Bangs and Fringes
How to Draw Braids
How to DrawSpiky Hair
How to DrawCurly Hair
How to DrawStraight Hair
How to Draw Hands
How to Draw Nails
Draw SDs and Chibis
Torso Basics
Male Torso
Hip Basics
Leg Basics
Feet Basics

CLOTHES & GEAR

Fantasy Clothes: Cape
Fantasy Clothes: Armor
Drawing Glasses
How to Draw Folds
Drawing Skirts
Drawing Tops
Drawing Pants
Shoe Basics
School Uniforms: Boys
School Uniforms: Girls
School Uniforms: Gym
School Uniforms: Miscellaneous
Greek Clothing Reference
How to Draw Weapons Part I
How to Draw Weapons Part II
Weapons Reference

LANDSCAPES & BACKGROUNDS

Drawing a Forest: Grass
Drawing a Forest: Trees
Drawing a Forest: Rocks
Drawing a Forest: Shrubs
Drawing a Forest: Putting It All Together

MECHA’S & MONSTERS

Machines: Helicopter
Mecha’s: The Basics
How to Draw Tails
How to Draw Wings

MANGA DETAILS

Toning Basics
Digital Toning
How to Color Hair in Black & White Manga
Paneling Basics
Panel Transitions: The Basics
Motion Lines
Weaponry Effects
How to Draw Fire
How to Draw Smoke & Explosions
Screentone Depot
Sound Effects Reference

CGING & COLORING YOUR WORK

Coloring the Eyes
CG and Original Lineart
Cleaning Up an Image
Coloring Your Work

MANGA STUDIO

Manga Studio: Getting Started
Manga Studio: Paneling the Easy Way
Manga Studio: Advanced Paneling Techniques
Manga Studio: Drawing & Importing Images Part I
Manga Studio: Drawing & Importing Images Part II
Manga Studio: Setting Tones
Manga Studio: Adding Speed & Focus Lines
Manga Studio: Word Balloons
Manga Studio: Making Word Balloons in Manga Studio EX
Manga Studio: Lettering
Manga Studio: Saving & Beyond

MISCELLANEOUS TUTORIALS

Model Painting

Example :

Eye Basics

By Rio

Eyes front view Eye lashes
The eyes are said to be the windows to the soul. To draw the eye, you have to understand a few basics about it.

Eye lash sizeLet’s start with the front view of the eye. The first example to the left shows the average eye in real life. It’s almond-shaped, has circular pupils, lashes above and below, and lines around the eye defining the eyeball.

To draw eyelashes, draw it outwards away from the eye and eyelid. Note that it’s a bit curved.

Also, eyelashes are generally taller at the center of the eye and smaller as it goes to the ends of the eye as shown above right. (T = tall, S = small)

Eye side view Eye lash curve Eye lash height
The side view of the eye is shown above. Notice the pupil is more elliptical or ovular than it is circular. The basic shape of the eye now looks triangular rather than almond-shaped.

The eyelashes is drawn a bit differently as well. It still curves away from the eye but the upper lashes curve upwards and the lower eye lashes move downwards. Again, the length of the lashes change from tall to short as indicated by T and S.

Most people draw eyes by drawing shapes. To make it simpler, I found that there are four basic ways of drawing eyes.

Eye types chart

1. The first type of eye is the slit. Characters drawn with these eyes are usually older people. To draw this type eye, its’ basically a single line drawn a bit upwards.
2. The second type of eye is the almond eye. These type of eyes go to a point at each end. There are two examples here to clarify that the points in the end do not have to meet and can look different even though they’re in the same category.
3. The third type is the pointed end and open center. The center refers to the area of the eye closest to the center of the face. In this case, the lines of the upper and lower lid are wide apart at the center and close together at the end.
4. The fourth type is the open end and pointed center. This is the opposite of the third type. Wide at the ends and pointed near the center.

Below are various eyes with different shapes for your reference.

Eyes Front View Eyes Side View Eyes - Emotional

Emotional Expressions

By Rio

These are various expressions from happy to mad. The little drawing on the side shows the basic layout of the face when its making the expression with the bigger drawing. Click on the image for a larger view.

Angry > Really Angry > Mad
AngryReally AngryMad
Furious > Mad Like Hell
Furious
Angry Like Hell
Dumbfounded > Really Dumbfounded
DumbfoundedReally Dumbfounded

Happy > Really Happy
Smile Laughing
Extremely Happy > Tearfully Happy
Cackling Tearfully Happy
Awe > Exasperated > Frightened
AweExasperated Frightened

Sad > Tearfully Sad

Really Sad > Bawling

Troubled > Thoughtful

Normal > Frightened

Surprised > Really Surprised

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