Movies and a Toon

[kybearfuzz]

Where do the weekends go? I napped quite a bit this weekend and I still woke up feeling pretty tired today. Sigh... At least the snow is vanishing, which is a good thing for this area. It'll be 60 degrees today, a veritable heat wave considering what we've endured lately.

Saturday, Brian (cincycub) and I caught a morning showing of "He's Just Not That Into You" at the Levee, where there was also a Polar Bear Plunge charity event going on. We opted for the movie, which I have to say I left me unimpressed. With my being single, I think it resonated some pretty negative feelings for me, but I don't think it was that great a movie either. The previews I think made it out to be funnier than it was.

Last night, I did a super-powered bear toon based very loosely on the biker character from that "Midnight Movie" post from last week. I put it behind the cut for the uninterested, but it is work-safe.


Titan
Titan has the ability to draw mass from the Earth to increase his size and strength. I haven't decided on whether he is hero or villain, but leaning toward hero.

I looked at it again this morning and my only complaint is that he came across looking a bit too much like the Ultimate Thor. I wonder if a change in costume colors would fix that a bit. Opinions?

Comments

[anziulewicz.livejournal.com]

Of course the trailers for He's Just Not That Into You made the film seem funnier than it was. That's marketing for ya. But I keep http://www.rottentomatoes.com bookmarked for such occasions. I can look over various capsule reviews and decide if a movie is going to be my cup of tea, since I have a pretty good idea what different reviewers look for in films.

At only 43% positive, He's Just Not That Into You has been getting tepid reviews at best.

On a separate issue ... I did finally get to see My Bloody Valentine, my very first 3-D movie. I was impressed how well the polarized glasses worked, but I'm not sure I'd always be willing to shell out an extra 2-3 bucks per film just for the 3-D effect. It would have be a damned good movie. This one was OK, 6 out of 10 stars.

[dedos.livejournal.com]

I'm really digging the finer lines you used for Titan's design.
Very nice!

he's definitely missing the hammer.

[http://users.livejournal.com/_decibel_/]

I think it's the glowing belt buckle and the blue hues.

maybe if you went with more greens and earth tones and lost or re-designed the belt??

I dunno.

[mikiedoggie.livejournal.com]

I like the boots and matching arm bracelets. He does looks a little like Thor, but its probably the hair. Cropped short and maybe a slightly different color would fix that...?

[martini-tim.livejournal.com]

I like it! And you know, I like the blue and grey color scheme. :)

[cincycub.livejournal.com]

Despite the mediocrity of the movie, it was good to see you as always!

BTW I left my beverage container at Bar Louie! Sad panda!

rather impressive

[garbear73.livejournal.com]

As a quiet observer of your postings, I'd have to say that this one is probably the more technical/professional renderings from what I've seen. Quite the imposing 'daddy' comic hero. ;) Good job!