Anime-Beta TNG

Hope you had a great Birthday!

As we all know, images featuring characters with open eyes are usually more desirable than images where the eyes are closed. It's usually the case that open-eyed shots convey more expression. However, if drawn with just the right precision, I've found that closed eyes can convey just as much (if not...

Welcome to Beta!

Gorgeous shot...

http://kathpatty.rubberslug.com/gallery ... mID=251643

Added a few new gallery items over the last few weeks, including a wishlist Angel's Egg, a Superman trading card hanken, and Kino sketches. Enjoy and thanks for looking! :) Angel's Egg: http://celluloidcentral.rubberslug.com/gallery/inv_info.asp?ItemID=394223 Superman Hanken: http://celluloidcentral...

Thanks Frozentime! I'm still in disbelief over acquiring the GSC sketch. So rare.

@Matt: Thank you for the congratulations! I've been trying to move away from portrait shots, and the Rally sketch has a kinetic scene quality that nicely captures her spirited nature. I had wanted something special for my 100th piece, but I never imagined it would be a douga from Gunsmith Cats! @Jad...

I guess this is a good time to start a new gallery thread, seeing as today I added my 100th piece. :) I've been searching for just about anything decent from Gunsmith Cats, and finally, after two years, got my hands on this spirited image of Rally Vincent springing out of bed to combat a group of bu...

That is some Roy Mustang hanken! Just wow. Great work on the website! I'm keenly interested in your pending Pokemon additions.

Congratulations on your fabulous update, Sensei! :) When I logged onto rubberslug this morning, I got instantly excited when I saw the Haibane Renmei Rilezu thumbnail. I thought, Could it be...? Beautiful. It's good to see Shippo (my favorite Inu character) getting some attention as well. The Rozen ...

Awesome shot of D!

http://dwd.rubberslug.com/gallery/inv_i ... mID=276277

Thanks guys!

17 inches high! :) http://celluloidcentral.rubberslug.com/gallery/inv_info.asp?ItemID=392649 This pan sketch of Kino has a width of 18 inches and a quarter, and is now my largest piece. I didn't get around to measuring it until today when I posted it to RS. http://celluloidcentral.rubberslug.com/gal...

Enjoy your day!

Thanks Cutiebunny! Hopefully I'll get lucky on ebay.