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Radio-Chicken Bruiser Rooster

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continuing to develop characters for Radio-Chicken...

...this character is just as fun to draw as Radio-Chicken...however, naming him has been somewhat more difficult...

he started off as Punky Rooster, but then again he's kinda like a Franken Chicken...but I think for now I've settle on Bruiser Rooster since he's kinda large...

Bruiser Rooster pretty much is Radio-Chicken's arch nemesis besides Viktor Carne...Bruiser Rooster continually shows up as Viktor's main henchman...

* if you can come up with a better name, and it's good, I'll probably use it *

this character is pretty easy to draw...he's mostly just a series of ellipses and circles...

he's missing his head too...cause it wouldn't be much fun or fair with him battling Radio-Chicken with a head...

all done in Flash CS3
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I think the line weight of your font goes off in too many directions, when taken as a whole. It's sort of, confusing, to try to get which direction you want the letters to go.

Like, the U has the weight of line on the left side.
(this might indicate the weight and direction shifts left)
But the R has the weight on the right side.
(the direction is to the right...?)

Also with the R, the lower stem that sticks out at a diagnol--- the weight of the line has more mass at the bottom.
(lower movement, downward movement and weight?)
But the S, more weight is on the top of the curve, and lesser on the bottom of the letter.
(upper movement, moving upwards... huh?)

Do you see what I mean?

Yes, the font is energetic, but with all the different directions, it is kinda chaotic. ^^; Lacks direction (purpose).

I think you could apply this principle to lines, in regular drawing. To give a sense of movement, and movement where.