Re: [PIC] Laptop
From Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen <new...@ceejay.cjb.NOSPAMnet>
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· 19 May 2007 13:38 · View full thread
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> I was very happy with the true ascii grit that came through on this > one. > Is anyone reading this? No habla ingles sen�r .. Just kidding .. I'm still reading a.a-a every day, just not posting a lot. The laptop looks converted to me, could you decribe your workflow ? Did you draw the laptop first and then use a converter or did you use a photo .. followed by manual cleanup and detail work ? That's how I personally like to very complex drawings .. get the outline right first with a conversion and then rediddle almost everything by hand. I'm personally guessing Jave was involved because I see signs of the gradient dithering technique I originally suggested to Markus. It works great btw.
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