Art Stick figure comics?

[Aberinkula]

[COLOR=DimGray]Here's a question for you people who like the simple things in art. Do you draw stick figure comics?[/COLOR]

[COLOR=DimGray]Well for me, I do. I'm not the best manga artist out there. So why not draw little stick men. If you can draw great backrounds it can still go good. Right now I'm [/COLOR][COLOR=DimGray] working on a comic called [/COLOR] [COLOR=Blue]"Sword Of Might"[/COLOR][COLOR=DimGray] The characters are simple stick figures.So it cuts production time in half![/COLOR] [COLOR=Blue](Bad joke)[/COLOR]

Plus I make a comedy comic called [COLOR=Blue]"Super Twins". [/COLOR] It's to racy for the OB, but my friend's enjoy it.

[COLOR=Blue]So do you make stick figure comics? Do you plan on making them sometime?[/COLOR]

[Dragon Warrior]

I think everyone's drawn stick figures at some point in their lives, even if it was just as a toddler. I know I still like to. I used to make a popular one called [b]The Adventures of Daily Comic,[/b] consisting of just that--a stick man named Daily Comic and his friends like Mo Hawk. Then I recently made a daily comic called [b]Slackers In Slacks,[/b] which I've sadly retired.

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[Hanabishi Recca]

[QUOTE=ForgotteÑ-HerÖ][COLOR=DimGray]
[COLOR=DimGray]Well for me, I do. I'm not the best manga artist out there. So why not draw little stick men. If you can draw great backrounds it can still go good. Right now I'm [/COLOR][COLOR=DimGray] working on a comic called [/COLOR] [COLOR=Blue]"Sword Of Might"[/COLOR][COLOR=DimGray] The characters are simple stick figures.So it cuts production time in half![/COLOR] [COLOR=Blue](Bad joke)[/COLOR][/COLOR][/QUOTE]

I personally think that if you are drawing stick figure comics that you shouldn't draw backgrounds like in a manga. You should draw it looking a little funny. Like a bush shouldn't have all of the detail as in a manga, it should just be the outer rim of it. That would look good to me. Like a tree, you wouldn't draw all of the stump with the darker colors, you would just draw the outline of it, ya?

I think that I would do okay with all of the stick men, I really wanted someone to help me draw, but I guess its all past now. I don't have the same desire that I did when I first started. I used to draw them, and then I moved to manga. I just didn't get the hang of it (Ask Cancer). So, I desided to just put it to the side for a little bit and never picked it back up. I might pick it back up, I'm getting a feeling like I want to now, I just am not sure if I will stick with it, because I suck at it.

Oh well, good joke l:

Dae

[Muad'Dib]

[COLOR=DarkSlateBlue][FONT=Comic Sans MS]Heeheehee, ah, the good ol' days. Yeah, I used to draw a stick figure comic called "Heko the Tiny Knight". I started drawing it in 7th grade, and continued right up to 9th. A friend of mine drew really detailed comics, but our buddies seemed to think that Heko was funnier. Not to say his weren't, I loved 'em. Every time I'd finish one, it seemed like I couldn't do much more with it, but then I'd have another one, and it was just as good.

Yeah, I never got the hang of really detailed manga-style art, though I still attempt it sometimes. Anyway, keep drawing stick figures, 'cause I'm sure you're good at it, and as along as it's funny, who cares how it looks?[/FONT][/COLOR]

[imablondeduh]

In the seventh grade my friend and I made stick figure comics in our daily planners we had to have for school. We called in [B]Carrot Man: The Saviour of Our World[/B]. It was pretty much this stupid little comic where a stick figure in a carrot mask who killed people we all the suddenly got mad at (from teachers, political figures, and the latest celebrities who did dumb stuff.) Now we just draw kind-of-chibi comics about ninjas. We've kind of upgraded.