Hmm. I think she might be crazy, but she'll still do the right thing.LOL. The third panel is like the light bulb of realization turning on for Millie. hehehehehe. I dread the day if she ever becomes a Politician. Heck She could talk forever.
19 July 2007 - Mom, what's a filibuster?
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Furries? Are they the nutters that pretend to be animals and draw humans that look like animals? Christ, I sink my head into my paws... -Rooster
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Sorry I've been gone guys... this game is addicting! At least to me... I'm sure I'll get back to "normal" schedule of doing stuff when school rolls around...Sage knows what I'll say about this. MILLIE PANEL THREEEEEEEEEEEEE
What game is that?
Astro> gforce's smiles can cure cancer in kittensgforce422 is awesome because:
-He made the absolute nicest comments about me in the other topic. I didn't respond to them yet, because I suck, but they are greatly appreciated! =D
-I would say he would also be a good runner up as one of the nicest people alive.
-He joined the IRC sometimes. But not enough, I say! Chat moar =D
-He is evidently only 18 year old but he could easily pass for 25. =D
-He is a drummer like *I* am and this in itself is cool.
Astro> the happiness radiating from your person is enough to solve tensor calculus
<mib_4do271>everything you touch explodes in pillows of happiness
WoW?Sorry I've been gone guys... this game is addicting! At least to me... I'm sure I'll get back to "normal" schedule of doing stuff when school rolls around...Sage knows what I'll say about this. MILLIE PANEL THREEEEEEEEEEEEE
What game is that?
OK. pants it. I lied. It's drum and bass. What you gonna do?
(Re-posted from House Rules forum, also fixing image link)
I hope I'm not stepping on anyone's toes by posting this, just wanted to have fun coloring a strip. I was going to color Millie in panel three, but decided to try leaving her un-colored for effect
I think I need to practice more, still a little ruff around the edges. I was going to color an early strip, but the newer ones are much easer
Would love to get constructive criticism on this, it's my first time coloring a comic strip.
I hope I'm not stepping on anyone's toes by posting this, just wanted to have fun coloring a strip. I was going to color Millie in panel three, but decided to try leaving her un-colored for effect
I think I need to practice more, still a little ruff around the edges. I was going to color an early strip, but the newer ones are much easer
Would love to get constructive criticism on this, it's my first time coloring a comic strip.
Don't worry, nobody's going to hurt you by supplying our favourite strips with colour, making them even better. 
To get the edges right, there's a few tricks. First of all, if you're using Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro (strongly recommended!), you'll need to use layers to get the best results. Make a layer on top of the original image; the original remains untouched throughout the colouring. Set the layer you create to 'multiply' blending, so that anything you paint on it gets mixed into the layer below. Anything on white gives what you painted, anything on black gives black. That way, you keep the lines tidy while still being able to colour, same as any old colouring book. It's just a matter of staying inside the lines now.
To get the edges right, there's a few tricks. First of all, if you're using Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro (strongly recommended!), you'll need to use layers to get the best results. Make a layer on top of the original image; the original remains untouched throughout the colouring. Set the layer you create to 'multiply' blending, so that anything you paint on it gets mixed into the layer below. Anything on white gives what you painted, anything on black gives black. That way, you keep the lines tidy while still being able to colour, same as any old colouring book. It's just a matter of staying inside the lines now.
Furries? Are they the nutters that pretend to be animals and draw humans that look like animals? Christ, I sink my head into my paws... -Rooster
Well, for convenience I usually use the magic wand to catch most of the area. I select the area, then expand the selection by 1 pixel; this will take most of the edges with it. Then I fill the area, and go over the edges to make sure I didn't miss a few spots, fix if necessary. Though for smaller areas I don't bother and just colour by hand.
Still, the multiply blending is the most important, really. If your program supports it (as mine does, PSP X) you could try making several colouring layers, representing the layers in the picture. Like characters, other objects, background, foreground, etc. Then group all of those into a single 'colour' layer group. Set that group to 'multiply', while keeping all the individual layers on 'normal'. That way, you can paint the background behind the characters without affecting them (since the character layer is above the background layer) but still take advantage of the multiplying.
Still, the multiply blending is the most important, really. If your program supports it (as mine does, PSP X) you could try making several colouring layers, representing the layers in the picture. Like characters, other objects, background, foreground, etc. Then group all of those into a single 'colour' layer group. Set that group to 'multiply', while keeping all the individual layers on 'normal'. That way, you can paint the background behind the characters without affecting them (since the character layer is above the background layer) but still take advantage of the multiplying.
Furries? Are they the nutters that pretend to be animals and draw humans that look like animals? Christ, I sink my head into my paws... -Rooster
If you like that, you might want to have a look at http://www.houserules.org.uk. It's a collection of coloured strips from various fans and DCers, including myself. [/shamelessad]
Furries? Are they the nutters that pretend to be animals and draw humans that look like animals? Christ, I sink my head into my paws... -Rooster
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Charles Earle Funk's Thereby Hangs a Tale, a book about curious word origins, had a darn long entry for "filibuster." Alas, he failed to clarify how its meaning got transferred into the political arena.
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