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[nikklemomo]

Hello everyone, long time no see:D These days I redraw one of my cartoon into a different style version, I will show them both below, wish you like them, and waiting for your comments, thanks;)

Original version:
http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n80/nikklemomo/09.jpg

New version:
http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n80/nikklemomo/vampiresweetforum.jpg

[captain spanky]

very cool! I like both styles to be honest! but the second has a lot more atmosphere. :)

[Exodus]

very cool! I like both styles to be honest! but the second has a lot more atmosphere. :)

I agree! Nice work, Momo! :)

[Red Kittie Kat]

Great job Momo!! Love them little vamps ;)

[nikklemomo]

:D captain spanky, Exodus,Amy thank you so much~ Ah yep, right now the second one's size is not large enough to see their teeth, so now showing the closer view for you:
http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n80/nikklemomo/vamcloser.jpg

[Red Kittie Kat]

love the blood on the shirt ;)

I like it bigger I can see more detail now ... really great Momo ;)

[YNOT]

Yeah...very cool. I especially like the newest version.

Good stuff!

[DesignerScott]

Especially good work with the cityscape.

[nikklemomo]

:D Thanks a lot guys~

Amy, oh, thank you, at first I just added the blood on his neck, then I realized that it's not very obvious to be seen if the picture is small, so I decided to draw some more on the shirt.

YNOT thank you so much;)

DesignerScott, thanks:) ah those cityscape, actually my boyfriend gave me inspirations on that. And I chose the water reflection way to express the atmosphere, and the effect is quite good, I'm so happy could finish in this way. Thanks for your comments.

[Broacher]

Another one of those things I just don't get.

Maybe it got lost in translation?

Anyhow, I'm more interested in discovering that we actually have a GDFer from China. Greetings!

By the way, I always wanted to thank your country for the nice shirts! Oh, and shoes. And TV, computer parts, telephone, toys, and... you know, it might be just easier to thanks for everything except... maple syrup?

Oh, and my strawberries. Thanks to California for that. Or was it Mexico? I think the whole globalized trade thing is definitely going to be good for geography teachers.

[urstwile]

Nice stuff, Momo. I love the new style. :)

[budafist]

Love the little bare feet!

[nikklemomo]

Broacher, thank you~ but what you said I really don't get too~ :D Which one you thought it lost in translation? No problem, it's me should say thank you for buying our products, haha:D

urstwile, thank you so much:p yep yep, I keep trying this new style these days, so happy to hear that you like it.

budafist,thanks a lot~ Ah, why have a special feeling for the foot?:p

[Ben Kessler]

Nikklemomo: Your art reminds me of the (great!) movie Near Dark. Check it out if you haven't seen it.

[nikklemomo]

;) Oh Ben , that's a great movie, really happy this piece reminds you of that. Yep, I guess the atmosphere I want to express, and also those figures I made on the drawing are similar as "Near dark". Thank you so much Ben ~

[Ben Kessler]

Near Dark has one of my favorite movie posters ever...

[Broacher]

Forget it. I come from a generation where vampires were much more the hideous and feared monsters of dark castles, as opposed to the contemporary appropriation of the classical mythical image.

The one where vampires are NOT monsters, just 'misunderstood' victims of their biological curse, and by some sheer coincidence almost always very sexy (in a kind of psuedo S&M gothicware way). Mind you, they still have their own victims, but it's presented in a kind of National Geographic nature documentary way: that is, the lion has to survive too, right?

In that respect, it's interesting how the whole transformation of vampires in our cultural story mass has so quickly rationalized into mainstream acceptance. I think we do this a lot with monsters-- real, and imagined.

[yesthisismyday]

I really like the way you colored your works! keep up with your good works

[Cyan_Ide]

I really like the blue tones in the water as well as the reflection of the cityscape. Nice job!