HOME | DD
cardgamerdebu — Oros
Published: 2009-06-30 03:44:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 1207; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 51
Redirect to original
Description
Fan-art of Oro (Street Fighter).LOL I C WHUT U DID THAR.
What can i say? I like Street Fighter, and i also like Oreo cookies. I'm quite partial to puns, as well.
Props to Dennis Ludlow ([link] ) for the bitchin' typeface.
Oro, Street Fighter (c) Capcom
Oreo (c) Nabisco
Related content
Comments: 40
Thank you for the compliments!
👍: 0 ⏩: 0
Are-Oh-Eff-El.
Dude, Debu, that tickled my fancy greatly. All we need now is a Skittles reference with R. Mika. "Taste the Rainbow".
👍: 0 ⏩: 1
I'm pleased you like the piece, sir! To have the backing of someone with such fine taste in videogames is an honour.
👍: 0 ⏩: 1
Pfffffffffffffttttttttthppth!!!
You made me snortlaugh!
Epic in all sense. Particularly the bottom lines.
👍: 0 ⏩: 1
I personally consider actual laughing out loud at the art i work on to be a very valuable compliment; i'm going for humour, so to get this response is a real honour. Thank you for such a positive reaction, and thank you for the compliments.
👍: 0 ⏩: 1
Always a pleasure to provide such reactions.
👍: 0 ⏩: 0
*Blink, Blink*
Is your dream in life to find the pun so bad, the joke so cheesy, that anybody who witnesses it dies from the aneurysm their brain suffers trying to process the joke?
In all seriousness...
In all seriousness take 2:
Yeeahhh... I think facepalm and headdesk pretty much sums up all I could say about this. The joke's just that cheesy. So cheesy I think I got constipated just reading it.
Of course, a cheesy joke is still far better than an unfunny joke. So you can wear the funny cheese hat with pride, at least.
👍: 0 ⏩: 1
Face-palm and head-desk? I am honoured, sir!
As for the puns, there may be a stage in my life where i experience a joke that is so funny that people go from amused to dead before they think to laugh, possibly a bit like the classic Monty Python sketch; i'll spend the rest of my life on the run, pursued by people who think they're so tough they can hear it without being affected. There could be a movie, and merchandising... perhaps i could get Jean Claude Van Damme to play me, as we're both similar in terms of physique and musculature*.
* may not be accurate at time of going to press
👍: 0 ⏩: 1
"As for the puns, there may be a stage in my life where i experience a joke that is so funny that people go from amused to dead before they think to laugh, possibly a bit like the classic Monty Python sketch..."
And now for something COMPLETELY different. 8D
👍: 0 ⏩: 0
Wow, thank you for the compliment, bro'! To recieve such positive feedback from such a talented artist and Street Fighter appreciator is very much an honour.
👍: 0 ⏩: 1
no worries man.
l'll be posting some pics of an oro sculpture i made with sculpey on my gallery tomorrow, if your interested..
👍: 0 ⏩: 1
Wow, sweet! Yes, i'd be very interested in having a look; i'm a huge fighting games and Street Fighter fan (particularly Third Strike).
Speaking of fighting games, have i told you about Digital Dojo? It's a DA-based group for fighting games players. More information at the link below, if you're interested.
👍: 0 ⏩: 1
No problem. And thank you for doing so!
👍: 0 ⏩: 0
Oh Matt(I ACTUALLY PUT DEBU FIRST THEN YOU SEE WHAT THE INTERNET HAS DONE TO ME?!), you and your puns.
You should write for the sun.
This did totally make me laugh though. I always love your parody pieces 
👍: 0 ⏩: 1
I'm honoured that you enjoyed the artwork, despite not playing the game(s); that says a lot for me as an artist! There used to be a time - before testosterone started coursing through my veins - when i used to work on a lot of pun-art... i'd like to get some semblance of that back. I'm infamous for the mature art in the gallery, but it would be nice to be recognised for humour as well.
👍: 0 ⏩: 1
You're right, you are really good at that, making a pun that people can understand without prior knowledge. I think its a very unique kind of talent.
Lmfao I wouldn't worry about the testosterone thing! I know you better for your humour and of course your sweet impersinations.
👍: 0 ⏩: 1
Wow, thank you for the compliments; i'm personally of the mind that if people enjoy what i do, then it's worth doing. There have been times when i've wanted to be widely recognised for the art i work on, but i'm coming around to the idea that if what i do is enjoyed, it doesn't matter too much whether it's one person or a hundred.
👍: 0 ⏩: 1
Art, of any kind I think is always a personal journey but often is human nature to need some kind of reassurance. The important thing is that you enjoy making it yourself no matter what you're creating and trust me there are lots of people who enjoy following your work
I meant to say this when I visited you a month ago and it only occured to me when I was in bed last night(weird time for any sort of epiphany to come to me but they often do) and I really meant to tell you how much I love your writing. I think its incredibly well written and your personality and humour is always a great bonus. You should totally consider gaming journalism aha. Thats something I've always wanted to do actually!
👍: 0 ⏩: 1
Art, of any kind I think is always a personal journey but often is human nature to need some kind of reassurance. The important thing is that you enjoy making it yourself no matter what you're creating and trust me there are lots of people who enjoy following your work.
I'm with you! It took me so long to realise that developing as an artist and enjoying the artwork is more important than trying to please other people. I used to look at a lot of other artwork and be like "Why can't i do that?". But now, i'm able to appreciate my own style and work, and i can say "Well actually, i wouldn't change what i've got right here!". That's not to say that i'm not trying to develop, but it's more of a subconscious thing rather than empty longing.
I've always been glad that we've been friends and I've watched such a large development in your life.
Well, it's been an honour to have you there! I really value our friendship, too; you're one of the small number of people in my life who i'd actually miss if you weren't around. Maybe one day i'll stop being concerned about how much more worldly and experienced you are than me, and relax a bit!
I meant to say this when I visited you a month ago and it only occured to me when I was in bed last night(weird time for any sort of epiphany to come to me but they often do) and I really meant to tell you how much I love your writing. I think its incredibly well written and your personality and humour is always a great bonus. You should totally consider gaming journalism aha. Thats something I've always wanted to do actually!
Wow, thank you for your kindness! There was a time when i might have gone into journalism, before my period of reclusion; writing about games was something i really wanted to do, even before i got onto the Internet. But, i'm now travelling a different path; my interest in artistry has become a major part of my life, and it's where i want my future to be. It's funny how things work out, sometimes - i was all set to do something in computers, pretty much up until my GCSEs... i could well be one of the tech grebs behind the counter at PC World now, had i not taken ill.
👍: 0 ⏩: 1
I'm with you! It took me so long to realise that developing as an artist and enjoying the artwork is more important than trying to please other people. I used to look at a lot of other artwork and be like "Why can't i do that?". But now, i'm able to appreciate my own style and work, and i can say "Well actually, i wouldn't change what i've got right here!". That's not to say that i'm not trying to develop, but it's more of a subconscious thing rather than empty longing.
No I understand you, it is a good feeling to say "I want ot develop what I have" than to say "I want to be like that person there" because its often unachievable and quite unrewarding. You're on a good path I think!
Well, it's been an honour to have you there! I really value our friendship, too; you're one of the small number of people in my life who i'd actually miss if you weren't around. Maybe one day i'll stop being concerned about how much more worldly and experienced you are than me, and relax a bit!
Well I certainly value it in return! But I doubt you'd miss me ringing you up and talking to my cat on the phone. Also this worldly image you have of me is such a lie, I'm largely just in persuit of Narnia. And yu know there is always an open invitation for you to join me on any kind of galavanting I do Debu-Sama!
Wow, thank you for your kindness! There was a time when i might have gone into journalism, before my period of reclusion; writing about games was something i really wanted to do, even before i got onto the Internet. But, i'm now travelling a different path; my interest in artistry has become a major part of my life, and it's where i want my future to be. It's funny how things work out, sometimes - i was all set to do something in computers, pretty much up until my GCSEs... i could well be one of the tech grebs behind the counter at PC World now, had i not taken ill.
Ah I dont think the two are mutually exclusive, jouranlism about video games in particular can be a hobby, there are lots of gaming sites that take on independant articles so you could consider that! I was always interested in doing similar but I am incredibly apathetic about any of my abilities. Its taken me 6 months to gear myself up to try to audition for leeds cathedral choir and I'm still to nervous to do it!
👍: 0 ⏩: 0
XD
once again, props, kudos, and all the jokes that end with the proper use of the word BA-ZING! to you my friend!
👍: 0 ⏩: 1
Thank you kindly, sir - i am honoured.
👍: 0 ⏩: 1
why you are welcome, though why one would be honored from something that comes from my mouth is a suprise to me
👍: 0 ⏩: 1
Complimentary and modest... i could do with taking some leaves out of your book!
👍: 0 ⏩: 1
XD i don't have a book..... just a piece of paper with world domination plans
👍: 0 ⏩: 0
I just shit my pants in utmost laughter. The concept,the art, it all just made me awww and laugh.
👍: 0 ⏩: 1
Sir, i am honoured that such a reaction was elicited from art i've worked on. Thank you for telling me so.
👍: 0 ⏩: 0
Thank you, ma'am; i am honoured that you think so. To be honest, i'm not entirely sure i could retain a consistent level of humour over a series of artworks... i'm sort of a one-trick pony, metaphorically speaking.
👍: 0 ⏩: 1
Yeah but does the one trick have to happen on the one blue moon?
You needa draw more, Debubun.
👍: 0 ⏩: 1
For me, the actual drawing isn't the hard part of the process; it's having the inspiration to do so that i have trouble with. I go through long periods of time when i don't have ideas, and then i'll suddenly get a flood of them and be really inspired; not that i have a problem with that, a lot of the time. There are occasions when i get frustrated and want to draw, but on the whole i'm content with waiting for the inspiration to come, if and when it does.
👍: 0 ⏩: 1
When you get paid, inspiration comes friggin' quick I tells ya.
👍: 0 ⏩: 0