Re: Mask
From Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen <new...@ceejay.cjb.NOSPAMnet>
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· 20 Dec 2006 18:08 · View full thread
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> Ironic. I was told too much of my work was "cartoonie". I advised > them it was a limitation of not having the ability to use any gray and > that the only way to solve the problem was to work on such a large > scale that one can loose sight of it being ascii art and having it > look more like stipple. > > I often try to remove the cartoon-like qualities as much as possible > in most of my works. Sometimes, though not often, I want it to be as > cartoon-like as possible. No don't .. Cartoon-like qualities are just that .. qualities. Don't see them as flaws. Whoever told you that cartoony was bad ?
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