
fancomic's?
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fancomic's?
wondering if any one hear make fan comic's,, not only about<but mainly> baa but other great manga's? 

its perfect so stark so merciless so plain in its beauty the absolute purity...of the true panzer kunst.
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realy 3337 views but not a gd comment lol!!! this forum is dying just like glo
its perfect so stark so merciless so plain in its beauty the absolute purity...of the true panzer kunst.
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Are you refering to BAA doujinshi? or to make your own manga?
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Who needs it? I don't think anyone is interested in fan-manga, because it's just stupid.
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To topicstarter: try writing decently, or at least use the spellchecker - my eyes are bleeding and your posts are hard to understand.
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To topicstarter: try writing decently, or at least use the spellchecker - my eyes are bleeding and your posts are hard to understand.
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Almost impossible, certainly!moooV wrote: To topicstarter: try writing decently, or at least use the spellchecker - my eyes are bleeding and your posts are hard to understand.
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A fan comic can be an interesting idea, it would be a way to share one's theories with others on the forum through another medium. But isn't sharing and exchanging already what we are doing here? Moreover it would have to be of high quality to satisfy people here, we are basically talking about each and every feature of Glo, from its art to the inspiration sources(whether they be artistic, philosophic or technological) of the author. a doujin produced here would have to be on par with the object of our love. Personnally I have a pretty weird theory but I dare not share it yet. Let alone drawing it, it would be very time consuming. but if we managed it could be nice to send it to Kishiro, as a tribute, with the hope that he doesn't take it ill. lol
About vilma's spelling, well not everyone is fluent with English and even if it was the case internet tends to turn people into spelling terrorists. But I can relate with what you are saying mooov, hearing French people speaking English can be a real torture.
About vilma's spelling, well not everyone is fluent with English and even if it was the case internet tends to turn people into spelling terrorists. But I can relate with what you are saying mooov, hearing French people speaking English can be a real torture.
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I do not agree. I have met MANY francophones speaking good English.litchi master wrote: About vilma's spelling, well not everyone is fluent with English and even if it was the case internet tends to turn people into spelling terrorists. But I can relate with what you are saying mooov, hearing French people speaking English can be a real torture.
As to Vilma, well…
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To be honest, I've never actually SPOKEN English, although I consider myself being fluent - I have absolutely no troubles watching movies with the original soundtrack, without even noticing that it's not in the native language. In fact, I haven't watched translated movies for years.
Moreover, I use english more oftenly than my native language - most of the written communication, articles, and other sources I come across are in english.
I've been near some natively english speaking people (for example, when you go to the beer bar with your friends and one of them brings a British guy he's acquainted with, who came to the city as a tourist).
That was extremely weird: you perfectly understand everything he says, keep track of the conversation, but you can't actually say anything although having a huge paragraph in your head, which you would have easily expressed if that was a written speech.
Moreover, if you try to say something, instead of a complicated sentence with advanced lexics, which you've had on your mind, you say a barely formed sentence with very basic lexics. That was one of the weirdest experiences I've ever had, so I've just preferred not to say anything in that situation.
Maybe that depends on the practice, maybe that was a language barrier, or maybe it just was a cultural shock for me. Anyway, that can't be considered speaking english. Thus, I've never spoken it.
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What about an accent. Up to date all hollywood movies I've watched, where there is a character depicting a russian guy are completely fake. Furthemore, I'd say that they are offending. The most remarkable case of such an idiotism was an Iron Man 2 - a true apogee of such crap.
The single hollywood (!!!) movie, where they've had a true and perfectly correct depiction of a russian guy with accent and appearance was the Star Trek (2009), but only because they've simply hired a russian actor. Notice that when you'll watch it with the original sound track - it will break the cold_war-style stereotype.
To be honest, I've never actually SPOKEN English, although I consider myself being fluent - I have absolutely no troubles watching movies with the original soundtrack, without even noticing that it's not in the native language. In fact, I haven't watched translated movies for years.
Moreover, I use english more oftenly than my native language - most of the written communication, articles, and other sources I come across are in english.
I've been near some natively english speaking people (for example, when you go to the beer bar with your friends and one of them brings a British guy he's acquainted with, who came to the city as a tourist).
That was extremely weird: you perfectly understand everything he says, keep track of the conversation, but you can't actually say anything although having a huge paragraph in your head, which you would have easily expressed if that was a written speech.
Moreover, if you try to say something, instead of a complicated sentence with advanced lexics, which you've had on your mind, you say a barely formed sentence with very basic lexics. That was one of the weirdest experiences I've ever had, so I've just preferred not to say anything in that situation.
Maybe that depends on the practice, maybe that was a language barrier, or maybe it just was a cultural shock for me. Anyway, that can't be considered speaking english. Thus, I've never spoken it.
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What about an accent. Up to date all hollywood movies I've watched, where there is a character depicting a russian guy are completely fake. Furthemore, I'd say that they are offending. The most remarkable case of such an idiotism was an Iron Man 2 - a true apogee of such crap.
The single hollywood (!!!) movie, where they've had a true and perfectly correct depiction of a russian guy with accent and appearance was the Star Trek (2009), but only because they've simply hired a russian actor. Notice that when you'll watch it with the original sound track - it will break the cold_war-style stereotype.

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As far as I am informed, the Soviet Union had a very efficient linguistic system. Actually, Mir publishers could publish in virtually any European language. It would be stupid to think the entire educational system disappeared from night to day.
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I didn't say anything about educational system. In fact, I don't quite get why you've mentioned it.
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You didn't. I did.moooV wrote:I didn't say anything about educational system.
I meant that retracting Russians as speaking bad English is lack of knowledge.
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Sergio Nova wrote:I do not agree. I have met MANY francophones speaking good English.litchi master wrote: About vilma's spelling, well not everyone is fluent with English and even if it was the case internet tends to turn people into spelling terrorists. But I can relate with what you are saying mooov, hearing French people speaking English can be a real torture.
As to Vilma, well…
whatever you dont like me cool ,then just dont say anything at all .
and i would find it totaly awsome to make a doujinshi to send to kishiro!!
its perfect so stark so merciless so plain in its beauty the absolute purity...of the true panzer kunst.
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GREAT JOB! 

its perfect so stark so merciless so plain in its beauty the absolute purity...of the true panzer kunst.
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You just don't understand how retarded that is.
I've really made a facepalm when I've read it, and, surely, YK will make it if he receives a fancomic.
I've really made a facepalm when I've read it, and, surely, YK will make it if he receives a fancomic.
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A doujinshi could be hard to make... I'm refering to achieve decent visuals acording to Yukito's standard. But make it would be really cool, yes.vilma21 wrote:and i would find it totaly awsome to make a doujinshi to send to kishiro!!
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Boy have you got that right! If you go through his Section where he gives his drawing lessons, you will find that one panal can have up to 100 layers to achieve his finished view.Abaddon wrote:A doujinshi could be hard to make... I'm refering to achieve decent visuals acording to Yukito's standard. But make it would be really cool, yes.vilma21 wrote:and i would find it totaly awsome to make a doujinshi to send to kishiro!!
But I will admit he is responsible for my getting back to drawing again. For example, the picture I "Cleaned" and painted took 20 layers when I was finished.

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For to win one hundred victories in one hundred battles is not the acme of skill.
To subdue the enemy without fighting is the acme of skill.
Sun Tzu
To subdue the enemy without fighting is the acme of skill.
Sun Tzu
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2 gilsand:
I don't want to boast (and I don't like it), but I just couldn't get keep myself this time:
I don't want to boast (and I don't like it), but I just couldn't get keep myself this time:
Spoiler:
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20 Layers?moooV wrote:2 gilsand:
I don't want to boast (and I don't like it), but I just couldn't get keep myself this time:Spoiler:
Yes, only used twenty.

But you more than made my point for me.

I am a former Graphic Artist. But from back in the day when Dinosaurs walked the earth.
I actually had to use a Rapedo Graph Pen, and draw the Adverts by hand.
The job sucked the love of Art right out of me.
I am only now (after years),trying to draw.
And, well, I just think Galley is too cool, and the quality of Kishiro's art is a good standard to achieve.

IMHO
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For to win one hundred victories in one hundred battles is not the acme of skill.
To subdue the enemy without fighting is the acme of skill.
Sun Tzu
To subdue the enemy without fighting is the acme of skill.
Sun Tzu