Sam: "Get ready ladies becuase here comes this cute puppy."
Max: "But Sam, you don't even like girls."
Sam: "Oh yeah, I almost forgot about that."
Max: "You crack me up little buddy."
I'm sure there must be an alternate dimension where Sam is an hyperkinetic short naked dog, while Max is a 5 or 6 foot tall rabbity thing that wears a suit.
Notes on Sam:
-Drawn with the anatomy of a Ken doll (just like Max) for the safety of OUR eyes, mind and sanity.
-His top teeth are showing to make him look more childish.
-Those lines between his legs are supposed to be his tail. Before any of you say "but Sunny! Sam doesn't have a tail!" well, remember that it's supposed to be an alternate dimension, that and it's my drawing I can do whatever I want >_>
-Has Max's personality.
Notes on Max:
-I hope it's just me , but, THAT HEAD It just feels wrong to me AND I DREW IT. If I made it smaller it'd feel like his head was tiny. Max just wasn't made for a normal size I guess >_>
-You can't see it, but he has no tail.
-Has Sam's personality.
I swear this idea was better in my head than what I ended up drawing.
Just saying "Flint Paper" will win any argument. Flint Paper knows no boundaries; the boundaries know him. He's never won a single fight, because that implies some sort of competition or chance that he could lose. In America, Flint Paper is badass, but in Soviet Russia, badass is Flint Paper.
Superball, on the other hand? He once swallowed a bottle of sleeping pills, and it just made him blink. Superball can stare at the sun all day and make the sun blink. If you stare at the American flag long enough, you can see a 3D image of Agent Superball. Superball wears sunglasses because no one can survive direct eye contact with him.
If you're asking which one, exactly, is more of a badass, it's a tough decision.
This is my roundabout way of agreeing that yes, we need to see that fight.
Guys, screw the Chuck Norris quotes, we need a thread dedicated to these Flint Paper and Superball-isms!!
at least i stoped the fight with strongbrush1 and player 2
Fool! You did nothing of the sort! I just had to get off the computer because I was hungry, and then I got distracted by something shiny.
(Okay, fine, whatever. It's impossible for me to stay mad at people, so maybe there's a chance that any pretend forum argument we may have been in has long since faded from our memories.)
And I agree with the Flint Paper and Superball-ism's thread. I'm doing that right now.
Okay, here's what's gonna go down: I'm going to put up fanart. You are going to look at the fanart. Other people are going to put up fanart. None of us are ever going to talk about this love parallelogram ever again. Got it? Good.
Presenting Kinutchluk and his deer tick companion Paco, from Max's gripping, Inuit, coming-of-age novel. Also, huge thanks to SunnyGuy for helping me submit my art!
Well, I found them. Too bad I don't have enough time to make it better.
Anyway, I figure that when Sam and Max were kiddies, anytime they knew there would be pics taken they'd make horrible faces. So the only way to take decent photos of them would be to surprise them!
(background music: that tune from "The Wonder Years")
Well, I found them. Too bad I don't have enough time to make it better.
Anyway, I figure that when Sam and Max were kiddies, anytime they knew there would be pics taken they'd make horrible faces. So the only way to take decent photos of them would be to surprise them!
(background music: that tune from "The Wonder Years")
I drew this for mostly two reasons
1- I wanted to see if I could do something like this properly. Personally I think I did fine. I didn't think I'd like how the expression would come out, but I did.
2-To make up for the last pic with something that's more pleasing to the eyes even if just because of the lack of that giant Max :laughing:
Originally I wasn't gonna color it, but then the original scanned version looked like it could really use a cleaning in GIMP (I really need to get Photoshop). I thought it'd be easier to just select the outline, copy paste it, and then put it against a white background, so I did that. Then I thought "oh well, why not color it while I'm at it?" and so I did. I may do shading later...someday...maybe...if I get better at it.
Btw, about soft and marketable Sam, any tips to make him look softer and marketable? Mostly his head, last time I draw him (Max doodles) it just looked to me like normal Sam's head copy pasted to a shorter body >_>
From what I have seen, kiddie Sam has shorter ears and snout, and he's generally more rounded, as in, his face is less triangular, limbs are short and stocky, and his adorable little belly is rounder too
Btw, about soft and marketable Sam, any tips to make him look softer and marketable? Mostly his head, last time I draw him (Max doodles) it just looked to me like normal Sam's head copy pasted to a shorter body >_>
Maybe you're just going for a slightly different age, but it seems to me the heads are too small relative to the bodies. Compare this reference shot from Terror on the Tanbark.
Hello all, new to the forums, thanks for getting Me into sam and max and tales of monkey island telltale I've missed puzzle games for a longtime and downloaded sam and max on a whim earlier this year, keep up the good work .
Here's My max art
First attempt at drawing max in pencil, time 50 mins, hope it's not too bad &
Max in colour.
Traced and coloured max on artweaver, time 1 hour, 45 mins.
Hope he looks a bit better this time around.
WARNING: Contains spoilers for Episode 306 of "Sam and Max: The Devil's Playhouse"
You guys all remember Junior's Demonic Tea Party that totally happened in 306 (And what happened when you stole his tiara), right? And when Stinky finds out she's actually a cake and, of course, THE RETURN OF THE DIRECTOR! Good times, good times.
Wow, excellent depiction of that scene there! One of the most epic scenes to be sure, still my favorite part was Max's lightsaber duel against Shambling Corporate Presence.
Maybe you're just going for a slightly different age, but it seems to me the heads are too small relative to the bodies. Compare this reference shot from Terror on the Tanbark.
Indeed, they look a lot younger there. Of course, I only got my Surfing the Highway book yesterday, and I was working from memory and without any reference, just from the vague memory of their cuddly pre-teen selves in Chariots of the Dogs.
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*Warning, this post contains naked dogs and large, clothed lagomorphs. You have been warned*
http://thesunnyguy.deviantart.com/art/Meanwhile-in-an-alt-reality-180899460
I swear this idea was better in my head than what I ended up drawing.
It's just not right!
Putting pants on him would defeat the purpose of him being just like the normal Max anyways >_>
Eh, I guess I could change it to the version where he's fat enough for his belly to cover everything but I thought it looked awkward.
Guys, screw the Chuck Norris quotes, we need a thread dedicated to these Flint Paper and Superball-isms!!
Fool! You did nothing of the sort! I just had to get off the computer because I was hungry, and then I got distracted by something shiny.
(Okay, fine, whatever. It's impossible for me to stay mad at people, so maybe there's a chance that any pretend forum argument we may have been in has long since faded from our memories.)
And I agree with the Flint Paper and Superball-ism's thread. I'm doing that right now.
that never happen, i don't date older girls since i dated Jennie Tallarico's daughter who blasted me with pepper spray
Not meaning to sound rude, but can we get the discussion AWAY from these love Parallelograms or whatever, and get back to the fanart?
I'm excited.
Presenting Kinutchluk and his deer tick companion Paco, from Max's gripping, Inuit, coming-of-age novel. Also, huge thanks to SunnyGuy for helping me submit my art!
Anyways, to make up for that last pic I'm making something that I think at least the ladies will like >.>
Anyway, I figure that when Sam and Max were kiddies, anytime they knew there would be pics taken they'd make horrible faces. So the only way to take decent photos of them would be to surprise them!
(background music: that tune from "The Wonder Years")
So. Much. Cute.
http://thesunnyguy.deviantart.com/art/Now-something-for-the-fangirls-181215739
Btw, about soft and marketable Sam, any tips to make him look softer and marketable? Mostly his head, last time I draw him (Max doodles) it just looked to me like normal Sam's head copy pasted to a shorter body >_>
From what I have seen, kiddie Sam has shorter ears and snout, and he's generally more rounded, as in, his face is less triangular, limbs are short and stocky, and his adorable little belly is rounder too
Here's My max art
Max in colour.
Traced and coloured max on artweaver, time 1 hour, 45 mins.
Hope he looks a bit better this time around.
Hope I got his mannerisms alright.
welcome to the forums, double ohoh chipmink
Thanks
You can only post fanart after you've unlocked the secret episode 306.
Right click properties on your pic, copy the address of the jpeg in properties, go to insert image and paste the link in there to post the pic.
there is no 306, i did not believe those tricks since i thought that there was an ep.6 of tomi
You guys all remember Junior's Demonic Tea Party that totally happened in 306 (And what happened when you stole his tiara), right? And when Stinky finds out she's actually a cake and, of course, THE RETURN OF THE DIRECTOR! Good times, good times.
If I told you that it wouldn't be a secret now would it?
then you don't have proof it is real
Indeed, they look a lot younger there. Of course, I only got my Surfing the Highway book yesterday, and I was working from memory and without any reference, just from the vague memory of their cuddly pre-teen selves in Chariots of the Dogs.
Still, they look kind of kid-like, don't they?