I've done that w/ my pics, mostly because I didn't want to miss at thing if I ever wanted to get back to that sketch. Instead of erasing, I just darkened all of the other lines.
Looking at this pic, one wonders if their heights correspond to their diets in any way; i.e, Longwings nom high-up hard-to-reach areas of Cybertron/get in trouble for nibbling the sides of buildings, Crested Ones are lower-to-the-ground feeders (I'm thinking directly off the surface/low-lying things...w/ citizens getting licked on by accident XD), and the Original Flavor moosie eats everything in between (and occasionally nibbles/nuzzles tallish bots), with the relationship being like the one between browsers and grazers.
*nods* When I started doing computer art I would keep a line art file and a colored file just so I wouldn't lose anything.
That's the way it works with our hoofed ($&#@ LJ! Hooved is a word!) animals. Each one has its' own niche, so that even if they live in the same place, they're not competing against each other. *ponders how to incorporate this* And you made grin with the Original Flavor description.
I subscribe to the theory that all 3 species are ALIVE...just, not on Cybertron.chopperaerialsSeptember 25 2009, 06:16:03 UTC
Happy to have brought upon a smile. While you are pondering the dynamics of their feeding, I laugh, as now I have given you more to think about for the moosie-bots; a paltry payback for your feeding my bunny of Dazzle riding a moosebot, but a small victory nonetheless.
Although...wait. Dazzle changes into a commercial airliner (a smallish one, a Boeing 737-100 is only 94 ft w/ a 93 ft wingspan)...so...oh, frick. This means she can't ride a moosebot, she can fly alongside them! (Any of them!) Oh, now you've got me thinking again...
You do that, and maybe my muses will eventually listenink_in_handSeptember 25 2009, 06:59:06 UTC
Pffft, I always think. I've been told to stop thinking like Bluestreak gets told to stop talking. It's just a matter of what I'm thinking about, so it's not exactly the greatest of paybacks. *grin* Besides it's more of a thanks from me to you since you're helping me fill in all the details.
OMG! *flails* Yes you has permission. *horribly stupidly pleased*ink_in_handSeptember 26 2009, 03:37:55 UTC
My problem is that there's no train station, the thoughts keep going and going and never stopping. Then they get derailed and go somewhere else annnnd... comparing the way I think to trains and garrulous autobots is funnier than it ought to be. XD
Your words are marked, but best be prepared when you try. *cliche cocky stance*
Looking at this pic, one wonders if their heights correspond to their diets in any way; i.e, Longwings nom high-up hard-to-reach areas of Cybertron/get in trouble for nibbling the sides of buildings, Crested Ones are lower-to-the-ground feeders (I'm thinking directly off the surface/low-lying things...w/ citizens getting licked on by accident XD), and the Original Flavor moosie eats everything in between (and occasionally nibbles/nuzzles tallish bots), with the relationship being like the one between browsers and grazers.
...I'm strange at night.
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That's the way it works with our hoofed ($&#@ LJ! Hooved is a word!) animals. Each one has its' own niche, so that even if they live in the same place, they're not competing against each other. *ponders how to incorporate this* And you made grin with the Original Flavor description.
*tilts head* That doesn't seem strange at all.
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Although...wait. Dazzle changes into a commercial airliner (a smallish one, a Boeing 737-100 is only 94 ft w/ a 93 ft wingspan)...so...oh, frick. This means she can't ride a moosebot, she can fly alongside them! (Any of them!) Oh, now you've got me thinking again...
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Mwahahaha....
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*shakes fist* Drat you. I shall collect on this, mark my words.
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Your words are marked, but best be prepared when you try. *cliche cocky stance*
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Ooh, now I have an urge to make an Autobot train. Dammit, why do you do this to me?!
Just you wait. Just you wait...
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Because I can. And because I'm addicted to igniting the spark of creativity wherever and whenever possible.
Bring it.
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