HOT DANG DOODLE!

[SuperSurfer]

This one is from 2002. Found it deep in the bowels of my iPod.

[SuperSurfer]

Evidence of a boring meeting:



Hey, not many compulsive doodlers out there?

[Bouwel]

Attending boring meetings makes Batman sad...

-Bouwel-

[Kerrin]

A very productive meeting there mate. Memo to self, dry clean cape.

[IAMTHESYSTEM]

Ahh look at the moire effect on this oldie. Would have been great other wise.

[SuperSurfer]

Nice one fella.

[IAMTHESYSTEM]

Nice one fella.

Cheers supersurfer. It's not really a doodle but I've been having a bit of trouble loading stuff up from both imageshack and photobucket . The images all appear a bit too small so I re-sized various pics using the resize button and that seemed to do the trick OK.

 Not very internet savvy me when it comes to posting. Has anyone got any advice on how to avoid pit falls such as this? Is there an optimum size to send stuff ? I re-calibrated for a 17 inch monitor then expanded the image a bit using photobucket's resize button but is there an easier way for thicky's like me to pollute the forums with my cyber detritus?

[IAMTHESYSTEM]

Hah! I sneaked this one in before anyone could reply! Dredd meets the public.

[Bouwel]

Nice, liking that

-Bouwel-

[johnnystress]

really great stuff Iamthesystem- love the Gibbons-esque one- if you could remove the moire/halftone effect

[SuperSurfer]

I always find it best to do any resizing in Photoshop as you can have some control over unwanted effects such as blurring. If the file is layered you will have some chance of controlling the moiré pattern.

[Peter Wolf]

IATS: Thats some good stuff you are doing there.

[Kerrin]

That's a belter Dr.System.

I managed to get properly confused by the resizing in Photobucket. I've found the most reliable method to be putting the width measurement you want in pixels into the first dimensions box, then apply. Then save as a copy. May of course turn out to be the most arse about face method available but it works for me.

[Peter Wolf]

[JayzusB.Christ]

Very nice, Peterwolf. Love your linework.  I'm teaching an art class tomorrow so I'm just going to pretend I'm as good as that without drawing anything