Lo?c
I like the high-resolution version of your avatar even more because shading is visible there. Good job!
About the second picture... it's great too, I'm glad to see a finished version, not only a sketch. Flash seems to be useful tool for you, smooth lines. I'd only nitpick that Lisa looks very well-fed.

Same story here, although my "moment" lasts for several years... Keep up drawing!

CCD!
Thanks!

Dagdamor
You're maybe right Or it's maybe just because she has the 'Simpson butt'
Anyway, I need to practice (I'm trying to drawing Bart now).

Good tries, Loic! The main problem to the last pic is her right arm (never do angles, especially not in that way)... Lisa's arm should look just like two curves with yellow in between them

Also, the body seems to be "stretched" horizontally, but i think a major fix would just be making the legs a bit thinner and closer to each other.
Overall, clean crisp and cute !

Here are two others pictures I made some weeks ago:

The first one (lisa_famas.png) was made for the board of an online game I play: that's why the picture has a 'strange' size. Lisa is carrying a F.A.M.A.S. assault rifle (a French weapon) because my nickname on this game is Famas.

The second picture (simpsons_cell.png) is my first try to draw a background with Flash (and it's not very good for the moment ). I know that there are Metal Gear Solid’s fans on LTS, so for this picture, my inspiration came from his main competitor: Splinter Cell


I hope you'll like them... 

SimpReal
In fact, I try to make pictures in Flash only because it can make vector graphics (and it's very interesting in order to make printable pictures) and Photoshop can't (maybe I need to use Illustrator).
But I agree with you: for the moment, there isn't enough details, especially about shadows (I haven't find the way to choose layer opacity in Flash ).

By the way, thanks for the review!

EDIT:
In fact, it's a kind of button for a board. Final version is here: http://lgdlab.fr/images/ogame/banniere_nexus.png

Lo?c
Whoa! Thanks for drawing this, it's a wonderful picture... and I don't remember this particular scene to be drawn before. Maybe because it wasn't in the story, but it's great anyway
I love it, you managed to keep the "correct" drawing style, both Lisa and Homer look like in the show (it was always an advantage for me), and at the same time you showed unusial situation. I also love how Lisa's wings are ruffled and raised up, like they are expressed her feelings instead of her hands. Homer looks confident anyway
Nice job with lines and shading. Again, pictures drawn in this style are always my favorites!
Thank you

Gustavo
Thank you!

Dagdamor
Yes, this scene isn't really in your story. But it's inspired from this scene:
I really like this scene because Homer acts like a very good father: he protects his daughter without thinking about the consequences.
And I add Lisa in the picture (even if she was actually in the house) because I wanted to draw a winged Lisa.

Thanks for your comment and thanks again for your story!


UPDATE: I included the draft version of the picture if someone is interested.

Dagdamor
If I use a lot construction method (which came from the book Cartooning with the Simpsons BTW), it's only because I can't draw anything without method: I'm not an artist but I can follow rules

Thanks for the suggestion, I agree with you: there is a problem with Lisa's feet (I have difficulties with both feet & hands).

Just a simple sketch this time...
The picture is a 'modern version' of a scene which came from the episode 'Lisa's Substitute'.

PS: Sorry about picture bad quality. I had to use JPEG format because picture's size is too big in PNG.

Lisa M. Simpson
In fact I always wanted to draw a real train (this one is based on the TGV) so I put a lot of details. Lisa was added on the picture after, that's why the picture style is maybe different of the Matt Groening style.

I love the detail on the train Its amazingly realistic and in terrific perspective on the tracks.

Not much to comment (I'm both ill and tired ) but I really liked this picture, very good.

Dagdamor


In fact, this type of train can't be used without a trailing locomotive because wheels are shared between the trailing locomotive and the last passenger car. So because it's impossible in the real world, I don't know how to draw this type of train without a trailing locomotive.

But you're right anyway, it can look like an arrival. I'll try to add red lights on the trailing locomotive (like on the real train) and also a 'movement effect' (maybe a trail).



You're right, I will try to improve this part of the picture.



No problem. Your comments help me to progress. Thank you


Casper & SimpReal

Thank you too!

One point for Andreas! I made another mistake with the shared wheels
And for the pantograph, there is at least 3 mistakes: the position (as you said, Andreas), the number of pantograph (one is missing) and the side of the one I drew.

PS: I hope my last sentence means something in English.

Nice, very nice, beside her neck which is really too long and her forehead.
I think the hypercube is this reference, which reminds me only on the movie, where Prof. Frink shows the people of Springfield how you can make a cube out of a square.

Lisa M. Simpson
Yes, the hypercube is the reference: when in the episode 'Treehouse Of Horror VI', Prof. Frink shows how to draw in 2D a '3D square'.
For people who don't know, the hypercube (or Tesseract) is a 2D representation of a 'four-dimensional cube' So if you think that it's weird, you can understand the point of view of the Simpsons about the 'Cube'.

Dagdamor

It's not complex, it's only Math , but I must admit: I don't understand very well the exercise that I used in this picture


Thanks for the review!

Techno
Thanks
I'm still learning so if you see something wrong in one of my picture, don't hesitate to say it.

Dagdamor
In fact, I added the hypercube in the final drawing (in the draft, there isn't any hypercube) and because I'm not very good for drawing things directly in Adobe Flash, I prefered to add it as a poster (I made a grabpic of an hypercube picture which I got from Internet and I pasted it on the background).

That's why there is only a 2D representation of the hypercube (but I must admit that it would be more logical with a 3D hypercube).
And I'm still trying to understand the exercise on the board, even if my exam is finished

beatiful expression of Lisa...she look very impressed in this picture... me like a lot... ^-^'' the colors are cold and soft...wonderful "first try" Loic......

maybe you can draw the lines with a vectorial program, your optic tablet and a vectorial programs are a good combination... a freeware alternative is inkscape (avaible in ubuntu and windows) ... if you need help about "how use" this program only send me a PM and with pleasure I can help you posting a tutorial)

goodnight and thanks by your art ... please keep drawing  n_n

Lisa M. Simpson
Thank you.


Gustavo
I know about Inkscape but I have never used this software (the only vectorial software which I used is Adobe Flash). I think I will stay on Photoshop for the moment because I want to learn how to use the tablet's pressure sensor.
But someday, I will make the migration from Photoshop to Gimp, and from Flash to Inkscape...

By the way, thanks for your comment!

That's very good Keep it up, I would love to see more of your art

Loic
Whoa
She looks unusual and funny, like after long and hopeless search for related soul she suddenly found Gustavo.
But hey, it was made with tablet, it's good! You even added some shading. The only imperfection I see is that lines are too shaky and rough. But that always happen with tablets in the beginning. Keep practicing!

Loic
Sorry for missing your last picture, even if it's an old one.
It's always interesting to see how your friends would look in the Simpsons Universe. You could easily be one of the characters living in Springfield with such appearance, say, a stock broker or an electronic library technician.
Two little nitpicks if you forgive me: the beard is located too low, I'd move it a bit higher, and there is no straight line coming from the lower lip and to the stomach, that "line" seems to be broken somewhere below the neck. But those are small nitpicks, it's a well-made drawing. That "tuft" on the top of the head has reminded me of Phillip Fry

Loic
Hey, both drawings are very good!
Especially the one with Bart, I like it a lot for the background, and Bart has turned out very well too, I see no noticeable mistakes. Good job Loic
Another one, with Leela: I'm sure you see that there is something wrong with their faces; I think the problem with Lisa's is that her neck is too thick (there is a simple rule that neck's thickness = arm thickness * 1.5), also Lisa's hair should occupy much bigger space on her head. On some drawings, Lisa's hair are as big as the rest of her body! So don't be afraid to give it some extra volume. It's still a very good (and funny) drawing, I like the idea and Leela looks on-model. In the old Crossover Comic, Leela had to wear black glasses to hide her eye from Lisa IIRC so such a reaction is not a surprise. Constantly dealing with aliens, mutants and such, Leela could be a bit more tolerant to people with yellow skin, though.
Please draw more!

hmmm... good job  ....

Ch?teau d'Ampuis, is a original idea and creative, the position and the acttitude of the character have a good interaction with the background of this pic... this is a good election as a wallpaper, simple and elegant , too... the colors are correct and the combiation of styles between  bart and the scene is a excellent contrast ... n_n (with your permission I use your image as my new wallpaper in the laptop of my job) ^^ ...thanks by your creativity...



Differences is a good idea, and the perspective is correct too, and the proportions are subjective and depends of the style of the artist...   this is a sweet pic, me like a lot ^^.. a small suggestion, in the moment of draw any head of a character maybe a good idea think in "3d" (no with hard complex rules of construction) just think in a sphere and his effects with the surface (the secret is the color... is not magic ), and the effect in the space...  ^^....

Loic, Thanks a lot by share your art with us ... and please keep drawing 

PD: sorry by my bad english X)

This picture is a little bit old (I finished it in January) but it's maybe the most detailled drawing I've ever made.
Nothing special to say about this drawing except that I wanted to draw something which shows how TV can be violent and how we slowly get use to this violence.

I also want notice a good using of grain effect - looks very nice =)
Only imho you should pay attention to proportions, because the reporter guy looks like a classic "simsonic" big-head child.

-oh, and Lisa - stop sitting to close to TV!
-It's plasma, Mom!

Loic
ThankyouThankyouThankyouThankyouThankyouThankyou!!!!

steven4554
Thanks!
Unfortunatly, I haven't played the game because the last console I bought is the Sega MegaDrive
But I have seen some videos on youtube and this game seems to be very funny: I'll maybe try to play it on a PS2 emulator if I find some time.

Wiimeiser
You're welcome

The PS2 version is quite peft in comparison to the PS3. Get the PS3 or Xbox 360 versions.

steven4554
Unfortunatly, PCSX2 seems to be unable to run the game properly (according to the compatibility list). But since PCSX2 is the only PS2 emulator I know, I will wait.

Hit & Run?
There'a a girder like that in it.

Rich Uncle Skeleton
You're right, it's Mirror's Edge

Reminded me of Hit & Run for some reason.

Shadow Nait
Thanks for your advices.
Hands are parts of the body that I have the most difficulties to draw, so I'm trying to improve the way I draw them.

Karate kick Lisa.  Not quite her style, But great drawing anyway. 

Al.Nonymous
Thanks!

Leif
I'm quite sure that Lisa can enjoy karate since this sport is based on self-control and respect of others. 
But anyway, I was just training myself to draw characters in more complex positions than those I drew all the time.

Thanks for your comment!

Loic
It's a very good sketch.
I hope the final version will arrive soon !

Oh lala! she looks very cute, the pose and her hat is a sublime detail .... me imagine the same scene but with a cute umbrella...  thanks a lot by sharing n___n ''

Very Nice, Loic! I see that you used my colours for her dress and hat, and to be honest i'm a bit ashamed as i cannot draw at all, having to rely on grabs for my pics all the time! Well Done.

Shadow Nait
Thanks for your comment.
About the problem with eyes, that's simply because I was not able to make this picture 'work' after putting color on it: one eye is hidden behind the hat and it makes the pic look weird. I'll watch how they do on the show, but for this pic I simply cheated by changing the direction where she's looking at.

steven4554
"Very Nice, Loic!"
Thank you.

"i cannot draw at all"
If I remember correctly, you posted a quite good 'non-grabpic' picture on LTS on day. Much better than my first try (which has never been posted anywhere BTW ).

Gustavo
I tried to make a draft of Lisa with an umbrella. It's far from being finished, but you can find it in attachment.

Loic
Agreed with Steven, nice and peaceable scene, that's a bright picture. But I'd did her eyes a bit less in size, for better. Btw, you've chosen quite difficult view so maybe because there's some 'roughnesses' in proportions presents. Anyway, I like that scene and her umbrella.

Thanks everybody!
I've made a colored version of this pic but it's not very good yet: I need to fix some details on the umbrella before I can post it here.

Disclaimer: there is no reference to Lisa in the following post


I saw the movie Avatar one month ago and even if the scenario is a little bit .... 'Pocahontas like', I really like the work done on the Universe where the movie take place: I found the Na'vi quite expressive for digital creatures and I liked the design of Pandora's fauna.
Another interesting thing is the Na'vi language (which can be learned here: http://www.learnnavi.org/ )

This pic is just one of my first attempt to draw a Na'vi female with Photoshop.

Kiyevame!

Gustavo
'Oel ngati kameie LTS!' is litteraly translated by 'I see you LTS!'.
In Na'vi language, it means something like: Hello LTS.

Loic
Nice try, I like it. It really cool when people brings here their art, concerned not only to Lisa. Well, to say strictly it should be a second or even third "Avatar"-dedicated picture within my recollection on this forum. What happens on the other forums/image boards I can only imagine.

Thank you everybody

For a quick pic, i'm impressed. Love the anger she has on her face (must be something Bart has done to annoy her), and the ski's are well drawn, i like it.

steven4554
Thank you!

Gustavo
Well, in fact she was not supposed to look that angry, just a little bit afraid (by the slope difficulty maybe). But she actually looks angry because I'm not yet very good for drawing facial expressions

Lisa M. Simpson
I draw it by myself but the design of the character is taken from 'Little Big Mom' episode.