Chibi-Creations

[Chris2Balls [:B]]

be proud, ob2ko, you've got three pink thanks in a row

Make that four. Oh wait-

Nobody is telling anybody how to look at a subject: sharing an opinion is sharing an insight. They're telling you how they look at a subject.

To achieve the maximum amount of creativity and expressiveness from opinions you need to understand how they are telling you to look at the subject.

Did you just repeat what I said in different words.... are you saying we're both gay... did I just get hit-on in a gay indirect way.

Nobody is telling anybody how to look at a subject: sharing an opinion is sharing an insight. They're telling you how they look at a subject.

I'm afraid I have better things to do than repeat sentences in different words. I wrote a phrase with a different meaning.





Anyway, back to chibikage.

Another thing I've noticed is how blurred most of the graphics you use are: I think if you scale the sprites proportionally without blur, the rendition will draw our attention more.
I would recommend you taking a little care when shaping the speech bubbles: some outlines are broken, some are badly filled in, etc... I suggest you go looking for speech bubbles and start a collection in a folder: that can act as a reference or as a source of inspiration, which you can imitate and tweak.
One last thing: I don't know how you work nor on which program you work, but I suggest you work in layers (like in PS, Gimp, Paint.NET, etc), setting the background in one layer, the characters in another and the speech bubbles on the top layer. This will enable you to tweak your comic very easily. You then just have to export your comic as a .png and still be able to work on it afterwards if you want to!

I hope it helps!