01-01-2024, 09:01 PM
Alright so I've been thinkin' a little bit and since I'm a bit of an old school TSR member, I want to be able to allow for people to give feedback and offer comments and criticism. I've always found that to be an effective way to build a community and that's where I feel like we could collectively do better on.
That said I'm going to start posting more of my WIP stuff.
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So for the record I am a bit of an NHL fan. The commissioner is not a well liked figure if you're familiar with the sport politics that happen in the sport. So I'm in the process of making a wee bit of protest art and remind everyone of something he said one time.
Never doubt the power of internet memes that said.
Any case I've been exploring how I can approach tracing from photographs and putting some twists on them. This kind of experimentation actually came about from feedback I got on one of the first pieces I posted in the thread (Hint: Its the mario man)
That said. I'm aware that if tracing is done wrong or rips on other people's work, it's frowned upon. Yet... for some odd reason we've all decided that there isn't anything wrong with it so long as you're willing to make it your own somehow. (Something I picked up on in an illustration class, but forgot about after awhile.)
I suppose that, because we're talking about trying to make it original some how, in what ways can I continue to further differentiate the image form the photograph becomes the question.
That said I'm going to start posting more of my WIP stuff.
So for the record I am a bit of an NHL fan. The commissioner is not a well liked figure if you're familiar with the sport politics that happen in the sport. So I'm in the process of making a wee bit of protest art and remind everyone of something he said one time.
Never doubt the power of internet memes that said.
Any case I've been exploring how I can approach tracing from photographs and putting some twists on them. This kind of experimentation actually came about from feedback I got on one of the first pieces I posted in the thread (Hint: Its the mario man)
That said. I'm aware that if tracing is done wrong or rips on other people's work, it's frowned upon. Yet... for some odd reason we've all decided that there isn't anything wrong with it so long as you're willing to make it your own somehow. (Something I picked up on in an illustration class, but forgot about after awhile.)
I suppose that, because we're talking about trying to make it original some how, in what ways can I continue to further differentiate the image form the photograph becomes the question.