Tiki meets a new Force...
HAHAHAHA I love it Chuck. I was thinking Darth Hand may be involved, but the coney is hialarious!
thats awesome Chuck...
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Originally posted by Autotooner@May 19, 2005, 7:14 PM
I wish I was that creative... what ever made you think of a cone?
I wish I was that creative... what ever made you think of a cone?and I saw my Coney Corner stuff.
Here's some of the rejected ideas:
Conda, Cone trooper, Sith Cone master, Obe Wan Coney, R2Dcone....
...but, Darth Coney worked best with the Tiki.
Okay, that's enough of a peek inside my little warped mind.
I'm people, and I like.
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Originally posted by Blip@May 19, 2005, 7:25 PM
Well, I was organizing some files, to prepare for a couple more possible commercial projects,
and I saw my Coney Corner stuff.
Here's some of the rejected ideas:
Conda, Cone trooper, Sith Cone master, Obe Wan Coney, R2Dcone....
...but, Darth Coney worked best with the Tiki.
Okay, that's enough of a peek inside my little warped mind.
Well, I was organizing some files, to prepare for a couple more possible commercial projects,
and I saw my Coney Corner stuff.
Here's some of the rejected ideas:
Conda, Cone trooper, Sith Cone master, Obe Wan Coney, R2Dcone....
...but, Darth Coney worked best with the Tiki.
Okay, that's enough of a peek inside my little warped mind.
I'm still waiting for some info on the man behind the toons
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lol... thanx, but I meant orginally, how did you think up Coneys corner?
I started doing mimics of comic characters in elementary school in the 60's.
I could do all of the "Peanuts" characters, a strip call "Tumbleweeds,"
and many of the basic comic book heros.
Then I would create my own story lines and draw single panel gags or 3 panel strips.
These were traded to my friends for all kinds of crazy things and most often for snacks.
I also did a lot of toon characters for posters and stuff like that in jr high.
I applied to attend a vo-tech school in the commercial art program,
but was accepted in to the drafting and design field (I didn't go to a regular high school).
That's where my focus was switched to the technical side of drawing and I eventually stopped drawing toons.
Started back drawing again in 97 after retiring early (back injury) from the military.
Creating Coney came from my love of club level road racing.
I really need to take sometime to develop more of the material
and then try to market it to a couple motorsports magazines.
Originally posted by thezeppelin8@May 19, 2005, 9:39 PM
I'm still waiting for some info on the man behind the toons
I'm still waiting for some info on the man behind the toons
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Chuck you are great and to think all this came about because I used the word Toonism. You really are The Lord of Toonism. LOL The Avatar is perfect for you. ROFL
Anything on my request yet, I know you are busy, I was just wondering.
Anything on my request yet, I know you are busy, I was just wondering.
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