Le Blog of a Salty Pixel

I dont even know anymore. Comission info by request. Email: [email protected] I do take doodle and sketch requests.

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They really are double the trouble

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COMBO!!

He’s cool, but not as cool as Trell

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Lil Cutie aka Child Elora in her royal outfit

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Bucky Barnes vs. Sebastian Stan.

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Good O’l Cammulius Bucklandus otherwise known as Cam Buckland

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A lil Vex sketch 

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Elora from Highrollers main aim was for it to look like a coat of arms or a logo

One transparent one not bc it looks better on a dark background.

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Some Highrollers sketches i have collated over the past 6-7 months

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Drew this while the hat boys were playing Cities:Skylines and due to school, couldn't do Trott so this have been sitting in my folder for months. I also did a speed art watch here: (XX)

Date Completed: 17th of January

Time Taken: 1Hour and 25Mins

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Rupert Grint talks about a drawing of Alan Rickman. [x]

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I can’t believe this. R.I.P Alan Rickman. You’ll always be in our hearts. Always.

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Playing with light/shading and made a lil Lewis/Xephos

Date Created: 10th of January     Time Took: 1 Hour??

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Doodling while catching up on the jingle jam live streams and it turned into this! Trott’s Star Wars D&D Character ‘Chub Chub’ a Ewok. As you can see Chub Chub is performing his infamous move on his enemies. Best viewed from a distance

Completed: 6th of January       Time Took: About 1.5 hours

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A nice new icon for the new year even though i don’t look like it whatsoever

Completed: 4th of January   Time took: 1Hour?

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Wednesday October 21st 2015, the day that Marty Mcfly travelled to the future in Back to the Future Part II (1989). 

Back to the Future’s version of life in 2015 is a comedic look into the future which wasn’t meant to be accurate. Obviously, this comes across in the portrayal self tying shoes and jackets that dry automatically.  Despite this, the film did accurately predict a number of technological and sociological changes, such as the rise of ubiquitous cameras, the influence of Asian nations over the United States (though this was certainly already on the rise at the time of its release), flat panel television sets mounted on walls, the ability to watch six channels at once, Internet video chat systems such as Skype, increased use of plastic surgery, head-mounted displays, and automated fueling systems. The film also correctly predicted a future where video games do not need hands (Microsoft Kinect) or, at the very least, do not need traditional controllers (Wii Remote). [x]

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The end?

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Yes, lets go fight magneto. in my metal wheelchair, via my metal airship, with my metal wolverine to protect me. i see no way this could ever go wrong.