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(, Sat 7 Aug 2004, 3:32, archived)
# i hate it when that happens
i feel his pain

woo yay sir!
(, Sat 7 Aug 2004, 3:33, archived)
# I feel.....
... his pain....
(, Sat 7 Aug 2004, 3:34, archived)
# MIND PISS
(, Sat 7 Aug 2004, 3:35, archived)
# Cerebral weewee indeed.....
(, Sat 7 Aug 2004, 3:37, archived)
# I envy him
(, Sat 7 Aug 2004, 3:34, archived)
# My elephant's got not tusks!
How does he gorge?
Cheshire?
Don't mind if I do!
Do what?
Remind me of the man.
What man?
The man with the power.
What power?
The power of voodoo.
Voodoo?
You do.
Do what?
Remind me of the man.
(, Sat 7 Aug 2004, 3:36, archived)
# What man?
The man trapped inside the elephant.
What elephant?
The elephant that's got no tusks.
How does he gorge?
(, Sat 7 Aug 2004, 3:38, archived)
# poor stickman...
thinking about it, poor elephant...

and it's far too late and i'm away to bed... night all... sweet dreams...
(, Sat 7 Aug 2004, 3:37, archived)
# Ha ha
splendid. You're like a small magical duck. A duck that produces gold and bran when it quacks. A duck that can magically make Richard Whitely appear to serve you tea on a silver platter at lunchtime. A duck that can fly round the moon 5 billion times in the time it takes you to say "There is a man in my room. It is Dennis Norden". In short, this duck is magical. This duck is special. This duck is you
(, Sat 7 Aug 2004, 3:38, archived)
# QUACK!
(, Sat 7 Aug 2004, 3:41, archived)
# And as it's my thread, I shall repost my second attempt at a vector picture
(, Sat 7 Aug 2004, 3:39, archived)
# Ooh.....
... I like this..... although... I'm not quite sure what constitutes a 'vector'... Anyone care to point me to a definition/tutorial....?
(, Sat 7 Aug 2004, 3:44, archived)
# Weli. programs like Photoshop and Paintshop Pro work on a pixel basis
where whatever coolour etc each pixel is will be defined.

Programs like Flash use vectors, where it'll say "here's a line and it's this shape" and then the program will render the line to the screen.

/nerdy type explanation

vector type images are usually drawn in a program that can handle vectors, and usually with the number of colours simplified, so you tend to get blocks of solid colour.

I'm not good at explaining things, but I basically made that cause I'm fed up of only ever see people do vector pictures of faces.
(, Sat 7 Aug 2004, 3:47, archived)
# vector for hector
lines with clicky dragy bits that end up as curvy bits that don't go straight again.

i think that makes vectorish sense
(, Sat 7 Aug 2004, 3:47, archived)
# Vector pics
Basically look cel-shaded. Just Google for vector, photoshop, and tutorial in one and you'll land a few tutorials.
(, Sat 7 Aug 2004, 4:35, archived)
# Will do.
(, Sat 7 Aug 2004, 5:43, archived)