I don't really understand the point of blunt tracing/vectoring.as in just simply taking an image and trace/vectoring it without adding any other stylistic things like backgrounds, or without changing anything like colour or shapes.
But pretty much EVERY INDIVIDUAL STRAND OF HAIR? Fucking hell. I admire your persistence and dedication, at least :D
(But pretty much EVERY INDIVIDUAL STRAND OF HAIR? Fucking hell. I admire your persistence and dedication, at least :D
Shada,
Sun 26 Aug 2007, 23:07,
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People have to spend their time in some way. Why not spend it colouring strands of hair? :D Shada,
Sun 26 Aug 2007, 23:14,
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It's about the individual's interpretation of the image.Most of them aren't pixel-perfect traces, but a representation of the shapes and colours of the original, in an aesthetically pleasing form.
Compare the 'vectors' of IVV and mofaha. If they were to do pieces based on the same image, you'd see the differences in style.
(Compare the 'vectors' of IVV and mofaha. If they were to do pieces based on the same image, you'd see the differences in style.
The Glum Reaper cannot solve your problem because he has no jam,
Sun 26 Aug 2007, 23:15,
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That may be.But the changes are usually incredibly subtle with direct traces, and nothing interesting or stylistic ends up added - so the image just looks boring.
This is all just my opinion, by the way. It's obvious people like this sort of thing, else they wouldn't do it. I just think things like this could be far better and appeal to far more people with just a few simple changes.
Mofaha's stuff is a good example of traces that look more stylish because of the tweaks he makes to them. Even if it is something as simple as noise.
(This is all just my opinion, by the way. It's obvious people like this sort of thing, else they wouldn't do it. I just think things like this could be far better and appeal to far more people with just a few simple changes.
Mofaha's stuff is a good example of traces that look more stylish because of the tweaks he makes to them. Even if it is something as simple as noise.
Shada,
Sun 26 Aug 2007, 23:17,
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At this point can I just point outthat am I in no way an artist, and therfore you point is probably very true.
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Sun 26 Aug 2007, 23:24,
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I do not agree, but I respect your opinion.
( The Glum Reaper cannot solve your problem because he has no jam,
Sun 26 Aug 2007, 23:26,
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