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Oh. My. Gawd!

That is a - maz - ing. Absolutely amazing, Aladdin.

Bravo!

*tlm

Little Merman, thank you so much, this is also my favourite one!

SequelofDisney, I really want to reply to your pm but the administrator has prevented me from sending pms to other members and I simply can't do it. On the other hand, we could talk about it in a diferrent thread, can't we?

Hi Aladdin! I can see them now, and have saved them onto my PC!

As always, it's become impossible for me to express my awe as you have depleted my vocabulary!! Seriously, I need a Thesaurus! Lol!

My favourite is Maleficent. How long did it take you to do her?

Julian Carter wrote:Hi Aladdin! I can see them now, and have saved them onto my PC!

As always, it's become impossible for me to express my awe as you have depleted my vocabulary!! Seriously, I need a Thesaurus! Lol!

My favourite is Maleficent. How long did it take you to do her?

First of all, I'm happy that you finally saw them and I'm even happier that you've saved them! Secondly, it's difficult for me when I come across so flattering comments because I loose my words too!
As for Maleficent, it took me one day to draw her...but a WHOLE day, not just a few hours!

Aladdin from Agrabah wrote:

271286 wrote:They are good! Have you done them from scratch?

Thank you! But what is "scratch"?

I don't want you to be confused. To make something "from scratch" means to make it from nothing, as in you do it all yourself. So drawing from scratch(as you do) is a good thing! Copying something(as in tracing) is the opposite of doing something from scratch.

Your work is magnifiecnt, and I must say that by taking requests from people and quickly drawing the characters they want to see(Maleficent for lord-of-sith, Mulan for Kram Nebuer), that's got to be one of the nicest things a person can do. You're amazing in your work and amazing in your charity. Wow. You're just amazing.

What I especially love about your digital paintings are the shading and lighting you do. It makes the pictures super cool.

Disney Duster, thanks a lot for the explanation about the "scratch" thing. I'm still learning English and I'm not that keen on it. As for the requests, I did have the time to do it and it was also my pleasure! If it wasn't it wouldn't turn out that good, would it? And of course, those requests are a chance for me to share my artwork not only with the people who kindly asked for it but with all of you. Once again you made me blush with your kind words!
Stay tuned, more artwork is coming!

Aladdin from Agrabah wrote:Disney Duster, thanks a lot for the explanation about the "scratch" thing. I'm still learning English and I'm not that keen on it. As for the requests, I did have the time to do it and it was also my pleasure! If it wasn't it wouldn't turn out that good, would it? And of course, those requests are a chance for me to share my artwork not only with the people who kindly asked for it but with all of you. Once again you made me blush with your kind words!
Stay tuned, more artwork is coming!

Oh, Oops... I was sure I had seen somewhere that you were from the UK, so I thought you were mocking me or something... sorry...

Aladdin from Agrabah wrote:SequelofDisney, I really want to reply to your pm but the administrator has prevented me from sending pms to other members and I simply can't do it. On the other hand, we could talk about it in a diferrent thread, can't we?

I don't even remember what I said in my PM.

Disney Duster wrote: What I especially love about your digital paintings are the shading and lighting you do. It makes the pictures super cool.

Yes! I meant to mention something about that! I absoluetly love the shading on the bricks in the Maleficent drawing. I think its even more spectacular because its in the back-ground and not what the eye sees first, but yet you put so much work into it.

Very, very nice work here!!! Have you thought about opening an account at deviantart.com? A basic account is free and they welcome fanart there.

Hmm. . . maybe I'll start a fanart thread here too.

Anyway, excellent job. I've also spent time drawing with a mouse, but these days I've been using the touch-pad of my laptop. Took a while to get used to it but I love it. One of these days I might splurge and get a Wacom tablet.

enigmawing wrote: Hmm. . . maybe I'll start a fanart thread here too.

Anyway, excellent job. I've also spent time drawing with a mouse, but these days I've been using the touch-pad of my laptop. Took a while to get used to it but I love it. One of these days I might splurge and get a Wacom tablet.

Oh, if I only had this tablet! It's one of my bigest dreams!But unfortunately there is no such thing on sale here! I've seen your thread your artwork is great!!

I always wanted to draw her, she's one of my favourite Villainesses and Walt Disney's very first Villainess: Snowwhite's Evil Queen! Here she is;
http://www.freewebs.com/kashekim/myartevilqueen.jpg
I hope you like her!

Great drawing of the Queen Aladdin! That's my favorite pose of her. You captured it very well.

I love the queens eyes

Thank you so much, guys! It's such a challenge to draw a character from Disney's very first animated feature!

Wow, love that last one. . . makes me think of Art Babbit!!!

Thank you enigmawing, your comment really honours me although I think I'm completely worthless of such a compliment.

Very good Aladdin! You captured the scene from the movie perfectly! Bravo!

Excelent job Aladdin!

You really are a talented drawer

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Wonderful work, Aladdin from Agrabah! Making one of those in one whole day? That must be a really hard work! If I have to describe how brilliant your drawings are, one page is not enough. You've got great talent. Your artworks looked realistic and awesome. All I can say is, they're all GREAT! Very good! Congratulations for making such fine artworks. And thanks for sharing them here!