Eheh I think that Les Miserables will be my next reading, I'm discovering the classics, just finished in the last month Hemingway's "For Whom the Bell Tolls" and "The Count of Montecristo" by Dumas. :)

 ;D This came out very well... I can see the improvements in the dynamism of your drawings, I mean to say, the naturalness of the pose and the fact that I don't see a static charachter but a moving one, without artificiality.  :kabapu-1:

eheheh good work!  :laugh:

Actually this is my desktop :)

Effects of impulse buying...  :sumydrop:

 :e_very happy:

I tried to colour with photoshop a pair of the drawings I liked more...





I enjoyed using photoshop for once not for work...  :) Thanks Micki! for this drawings  :ehail:

 :ehail:

well I'm new here, and it took me a lot of time to read all the 19 pages of the thread and watch all your drawings, but I have to say that it was really worth it!  :) I enjoyed especially the close-ups, the eyes that you give to charachters are more than perfect, I expect to see them suddenly blinking on the monitor ;)

Quote from: Lord Il on December 08, 2007, 03:42:46 AM
...And welcome to the Excel Saga board, Al Giordino. ^^

Thanks!!  :)

Here is a Ghost Bonus from the Italian version of Excel Saga DVDs:

http://it.youtube.com/watch?v=Hs-KYXvbfYQ

I can't find an English subbed version, I'll try to translate the topics.
It's a collection of scenes where the dubbers ran crazy and introduces swearwords in the dialogues. At 00:39, Il Palazzo says: "However, while on the one hand we are fighting for our ideals, on the other hand we are still scratching our balls"  ;D ...At 00:59, when Excel falls down, Hyatt tries to see the bottom of the shaft and, in her innocence, says: "But how the fuck is deep?"  :laugh: or something like that, I'm not sure on the precision of this translation... my dictionary lacks in this kind of idiomatic expressions  ;)  :angel:
In the last scene, named "The wise man says...", Excel, Hyatt and the two Ropponmatsu are singing "La società dei magnaccioni",  :icon_mrgreen: a Roman dialect song (here the full version  :icon_razz:) that Italian people use to sing everytime there is a great bunch; when Misaki recognizes them, she says, from the heights of her wisdom: "Who minds his own fucking business, lives one hundred years."  :icon_lol: ;D

This is one of my favorite from youtube:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=aeFH-QoAPCk

I am grown with he-man :)

Hi to all :) :im_nabeshin:

Name: Riccardo aka Poz aka Edmond Pozzates
Writing from: "Great Valleys", Verona, Italy ...the land of the eternal fog
Work: Architecture Student... this give me a lot of free time :D  :icon_razz:
Dream: Well my dream is to see the italian version of Excel Saga manga going beyond number 11  :icon_evil:
Music: Pink Floyd and almost everything is '70 progressive rock.  :icon_cool:
Anime: now I'm watching Burn Up! Excess  :icon_mrgreen:
Probably I'll enliven my posts with tons of grammatical and spelling errors... please don't try to kill me for this  :angel: My English is a mix of istinct and dictionary ^_^