Just finished Ecclesiastes by Solomon.

The latest anime I've seen would have to be Yuna. Cute little anime.

Guild Wars is great. I have all three entries right now. What is your name there? I am NWalt the King.

Lost Planet: Extreme Condition for the 360. Online multiplayer is AWESOME.

Cave Story by Pixia(sp)? Loads of fun.

I'm currently playing Rogue Galaxy for the PS2.

^ You have no chance to survive make your time.

Hehe.

Anyways, Thanks for the response, guys. I'm thinking about getting one of those scanner/printer/copier machines, as long as the scanner is of high quality. And I may even save up some money to purchase that Manga Studio ($300 shouldn't be too long, it's just that I can't get it until I purchase a scanner first).

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Tool used: Paint Shop Pro 6
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I want to get a hi-quality scanner that's sold at, say, Best Buy. But I don't know which one to get. Previously I've drawn manga on B4 sized paper (the really big one which is standard format of manga-ka in Japan). The printers I gave it to shrunk it down to 8 1/2 x 11 (also traditional of manga in Japan) and they sent me back the materials, yada-yada-yada.

Anyways I want to get a scanner, but I haven't found any big enough for the B4 size paper. I could work on 8 1/2 x 11 copier paper, but I really can't stand it, and the paper isn't of the usual thickness to hold the ink.

Also with this scanner, I want it to be able to produce the images in hi-quality format (no JPEG! FOR ALL THAT'S HOLY NO JPEG!!!), maybe PNG, or perhaps the ability for the image to be moved to different formats. Then I wish to move it to Photoshop or some other coloring software.

Anyways, here are my questions:

1. What kind of scanner should I purchase? How much money should I expect to spend (no thousand dollar ones, please)?

2. What program should I use to add color and edit?

3. ALL UR BASE R BELONG TO US.

All help is greatly appreciated.

Haha, I like it. Your pencil work, that is. Plenty fun to look at. I perceive a future manga-ka in the making.

However, I noticed a couple things I thought I should tell you. I really like the first pencil image compilation of Excel, Hyatt, Menchi and Rikudo. I did notice, however, that Excel's bodily proportions are a bit off. For example, the large image of Excel with her right arm out. The arm is a little short compared to her body structure. Secondly, her torso-to-waist formation is awkward. Her hips should be a little teeny-tiny-bit higher. Third, her left hand should normally be resting upon the hip, not higher (unless you were intentionally putting her hand higher, which is unnatural); and it appears her hand is resting on the fabric of her shorts, where it should be resting upon her hips, the fabric pulled in.

The rest I would mention are just little things. I love the artwork, a pleasure to look at. I especially enjoy Excel reaching for Menchi (hence the intentional super-deformed structure of the image).

If you want to study anatomy, there's a pretty good book out by Graphic-Sha about bodies and anatomy. Also, are you using the traditional stick-figure body format? From what I can tell, it doesn't appear that way.

Does iTunes count? I purchased something from there just two days ago. I purchased an entire CD.

Great Performances: The Glory of Gabrieli (E. Power Biggs, Gregg Smith Singers, Edward Tarr).

"II. Gloria (Motet in 12 parts)" from the CD, Great Performances: The Glory of Gabrieli

"Toccata and Fugue in D Minor" By: Bach, being performed by: E. Power Biggs

For some reason I just discovered an anime I completely forgot I had. I entirely forgot it's name as well. I didn't care for it, but still, it shocks me that I've found it in the bottom of my closet. More details to come later.

Quote from: "starcat"The last anime I watched, or the last anime I've seen?

Either works, as long as it's specified.

List the anime, whether it's OVA, Movie or Series (and what episode it is).

The last anime I saw would have to be the Gunsmith Cats OVA. Real good fun there. Just before then, I watched the original Project A-ko movie. I can't count how many times I've watched both of those animes.

Y tu?