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12/04/09
"In "How to Draw Comics the Marvel Way," "Drawing Comics in the Style of Detective Comics Comics," "Aping Shit the Valiant Way," and every other drawing tutorial I've been a part of, it clearly says that every line you draw on a person's face adds to their age. When you're drawing children or sexy young women you give them clean surfaces to suggest youth and a tightness of veins, and when you draw Clint Eastwood in an eyepatch hanging out with Gen 13 you draw all over his face to let people know he's old. Depending on who you talk to, every line can equal a year added onto the life of your character."
From #32 of "The 40 Worst Rob Liefeld Drawings"
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08/07/09
I would have been more impressed if he kept solving the cube during the solo. He stopped solving during the solo! What the hell!!
05/04/09
Good show for VC and Demon's Souls though.