Artsy the Creator Actually, you could create that for yourself. You can export the standard body as an svg file. Then you can open it with a programme like inkscape. There you should be able to disassemble it as you wish or measure the exact proportions and position of each part.
Posts by DavidSchwarz
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What kind of device do you use? On my laptop everything looks normal.
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I had to google her because I have never seen the Little Mermaid. Over all, it seems to be quite true to the original. Maybe some colours are a bit off? Also, I find it more interesting, if the character isn't in the default central position. Maybe you could move Ursula a bit to the left while making her look to the right? I also found a similar picture with a moon. That could be added by combining the glowing hands and the snowball and would add more detail to the picture.
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Taking requests again BTW!!!
What about Kevin from "Home alone"?
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More editing features(e.g: the ability to move itens, hiding them behind the avatar, modifying/resizing itens, etc.)
Virtually every object can be moved already. It's in the same menu where you change the colour.
Hiding objects might be a problem, because each object is on a certain level that is either in front of or behind other objects. Resizing could be interesting in some cases, but most items on the Studio are clothes or bodyparts which are created to fit the size of the body. Many other objects are made to be held in the hand and have a cutout which would look weird in a different size.
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The rocket ship was more of a stand-in. I often use open graphics for things I have not yet been drawing myself. This is more what the Prof's ship will finally look like.
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I have a really hard time drawing hands...
So do I.
For the rest of the body you can find quite good schematics on how big the body parts are in relation to each other. I guess because there are so many hand gestures, such a schematic would quickly become quite complicated, so most tutorials for drawing hands have a more intuitional approach. Which isn't that much of a help, if you don't have much talent in drawing hands to begin with.
At the moment I am generally going for a more stylized look, which is more foregiving.
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Professor Alonsius built his research base on an asteroid.
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I think, you're talking about proper nouns and names. Pronouns would be words like "he" or "she". Those aren't capitalized in English with the exception of "I".
In any case, "the Prof" will be a nickname commonly used for Professor Alonsius by his friends.
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I'm not really sure about that explanation. But Dr. Who often is referred to as "the Doctor" and when written out, it seems to be capitalized (capitalised?), too. German ist much easier in that respect. Nouns always are capitalized.
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When used as a nickname, would you capitalize "prof"?
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A new character and story idea: Professor Alonsius is a scientist who travels space in his rocket ship.
A question to all native speakers: Could one call a professor a "prof" for short or would that sound strange?
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Looks almost like Hogwarts. Did you have courses in magic spells and potions Janina ?
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A tortoise could make a good history teacher. As they get very old they would have experienced big parts of history first-hand.
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What Class would a Crow Teach?
I'm not sure about crows, but a magpie could hold courses in jewelry design or other creative stuff.
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Then maybe it's best to keep it the way it is.
The Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here cover has text in the top and bottom of the picture which I cannot reproduce. Multiple text fields would have been especially useful in this contest but I don't think it's currently possible within SP-Studio.
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I just found out, you can sort the entries.
Often I would like being able to give points from 1 to 5 ore something like that. Some had interesting ideas but didn't pay attention to the details and then there are others who really stand out.
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