I'm fairly sure the artist of this was named Jonell. This is a replication of the cover from an issue of The Green Lantern Corps, and what an incredible likeness! The day I got it, I left it out on my desk, and I can't tell you how many people commented on how good it was. The quality is incredible, and I look forward to seeing more pieces from this artist.
I'm fairly sure the artist of this was named Jonell. This is a replication of the cover from an issue of The Green Lantern Corps, and what an incredible likeness! The day I got it, I left it out on my desk, and I can't tell you how many people commented on how good it was. The quality is incredible, and I look forward to seeing more pieces from this artist.
Hey everyone! El Presidente here.
So, it seems as though not everyone is into the Otaku of the Month quiz, which I didn't anticipate, but oh, well. I don't think that far ahead. So, now, if you don't want to take it, you don't have to. But guys, seriously, sharing answers is cheating.
We've got xxxHoLic now! (Pronouced "Holic") It's probably the best anime so far, and we'll probably start quizzing on it, since it's popular already and bound to become more so once you've seen the anime. I know some of you can't make it to the lunch meetings, and for that, I'm sorry, but no one's made any sort of effort to come talk to me and work out an after school one or something like that. If you want it to happen, you have to work it out with me. I don't know what days are good for you. Same with the art class. I'm not psychic, guys, you gotta help me out.
Also, the lack of concept art for the banner is appalling. The lack of art overall is sickening. I've only gotten one piece so far! Come on, guys, I thought I had some artists this year.
Hiyo! Guess what?! I'm your new president! So what I'm going to be doing is merging the art blog with the general blog. I'll be sure you know what posts go with what part of the blog. Anyway, welcome back to Manga Club, 2009-2010! Sorry it's kind of late-- I've had some issues getting time to do my various internet chores, but maybe if I got some freakin' art we'd have more posts! *hint hint*
Okay, some quick announcements.
I've had very little feedback on when the art class should actually take place, so I'm going to have two sessions: I'm going to have a lot of open days now, so the after school one will be (guess what) after school! On Club Day, and additional Wednesdays if needed or requested. During school will probably be on Thursday during A Lunch if this doesn't conflict for anyone. Let me know if you need extra days. Would anyone have a problem with the price to take the class being $2? You can bring non-Manga Club members to the class as well.
BRING ART FOR ME, DANGIT.
We're screening "Spiral" this month, and it's pretty funny, so if your dues are in, hit the Computer Lab every Wednesday, A Lunch. If anyone's interested, we can play it during Novice Manga Drawing Class, which will now be abbreviated as NMDC. Rawr. Acronyms for the win.
AAAAART FOR THE BLOOOOG.
I may be starting a contest once I get some art up.
Speaking of Contests, OTAKU OF THE MONTH
This is Louramihi, a painting I did. You should really fullview this one. I put a lot of work into the detail.
And this is the partner picture to Louramihi, a painting of her mean cousin, Liuk'Naha. By the way, they're aliens. That's why they're so pale.
This is a work by Haley C. Her name is Vivian and she's a character that is based on the story of the Inheritance Series. Y'know. Eragon? Anyway, you should definitely fullview this one, too. It's absolutely beautiful with it's intricate detail on the dragon egg and the tattoos.
This is by Cas. It's an interesting concept sketch of a wolf with lots of injuries and markings. It makes you want to know the story, doesn't it?
This is a picture by Haley C. that she called "Pretty Dress" on deviantArt. I believe she said this picture was a happy mistake and that originally she was going in a completely different direction. I don't know about her, but I loved the way it turned out and am extremely pleased to have it on my page. I love the bodice and armlets on the dress.
This is a collaborative drawing between Haley C. and myself. She is a supervillainess-gone-superheroine named Nightmare. She is Gotham's best fighter but also it's worst theif. I did the lines on Nightmare and Haley did the colors and the background. Aren't her little bats adorable?
This is a picture of the Con Man from DeathNote by Nicole J. She is a new artist to the blog, but unfortunatly is graduating, so this is all we get. T-T Anyway, isn't this awesome? There's so much detail on the hair and face.
Now you shall have to humor another of my drawings. I was only going to put up the artwork of others on this post, but it was requested that I post this as well because I actually had patience enough to do *drumroll please* A BACKGROUND! Whoot. And it's got one-point perspective. Amazing! I can't believe I actually sat still long enough to do all this. I so lazy sometimes.
Okay, those of you who were at the meeting the other day are aware that I was asked to put a step-by-step tutorial of how to put music on one's blog via Project Playlist on my page. So, now I shall do so.
~First, you will need to go to http://www.playlist.com and set up an account. The option to do so will be at the top right-hand corner of the page. It'll say "SIGN UP!". The site will walk you through the creation of the account.
~Next, type the names of the songs you want in the searchbar. The site will search for you and give you two buttons next to each result: a play symbol and a plus sign. The play symbol will allow you to preview the song, which I HIGHLY recommend you do. Some of the songs are corrupt files, low quality, or the wrong song altogether. Then, when you're sure you want it, press the plus sign. That'll add the song to your new playlist.
~When you're done getting songs, click "My Account" at the top of the page.
~On that page, scroll down until you see "My Playlists". Underneath your playlist names, it'll give you several options. Click the middle one, which is "post".
~When you click that, it'll give you options A through E of which type of code you want. The first four are for specific sites, so there's no use in that. Click option E.
~It'll ask you which of your playlists you want to post. If you put more than one playlist on a single account, this is important. Click on the playlist name.
~Here the site gives you a nice sample. Configure your options on this page. You can choose to Autostart, which means the playlist automatically starts playing from the beginning as soon as someone opens your page. You can also make it shuffle randomly, if you like. Then, pick your color. Make it pretty.
~Click "get code!"
~On this page, you will find your code. Cut or Copy this code.
~Now open up Blogger and go to layout. Add a gadget. The gadget you will pick is "HTML/JavaScript". In the big open space, paste the code that Playlist gave you. Save that, and it'll appear on the blog with your other gadgets.
~Congratulations! Your blog plays music! Remember, Manga Club members, this is a school function, so make sure your lyrics in your songs are school appropriate.