christophertreanor

Yesterday, I got a Funko Pop Vinyl figure. I got Peter Pan. My favorite figures are Pinocchio and Peter Pan. I wasn't able to get Pinocchio because they already sold the only stock they had. I got the figure from a hobby store. They got figures that are hard to find. Most toy stores only have the Muppets, some Disney characters such as the evil queen, Maleficent, Stitch, etc... Looking at the package's box, I was inspired to make Funko-based vector art. Obviously, it's rendered in Vector. It's cute, but simple to work around on. It might seem to be interesting to make designs like those. So soon, I'll be making a new deviation with a new tw

I'm still a newbie here. I don't actually take digital arts class, but I'm self-taught with computer graphics. I'm a Computer Science student. I will currently be working on Object-Oriented Programs, so graphics will play a huge part in there. Software I generally use are: 1. Inkscape 2. Adobe Photoshop CS2 (on Linux, but CS3 on Windows via dual-boot) 3. GIMP Learning digital art step by step. Personal quote: --I may not be the "best" person in the world, but my dreams are for the best of everybody around me.--