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PostPosted: Fri Jun 04, 2010 10:13 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Sorrow wrote:
Zycthe wrote:
No he drew the pikachu from scratch, didnt use any kind of tracing or what ever. Same with articuno, he put more time in the articuno than the pikachu.
Oh, alright. It looks decent then. c:

>it looks better now that you have more info on it

No, that's stupid.
It looks exactly as it does before, and knowing that shouldn't change your opinion of the actual image.

You really shouldn't be here.
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PostPosted: Sat Jun 05, 2010 10:50 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Pikachu was copied, not from scratch. But it wasn't filtered. You can tell it wasn't filtered by comparing the fingers and tail from the original and the new.


Copying the pose isn't the same thing as copying, or tracing.
Showing your idiocy yet again, Phox. You basically just said 'copying it isn't the same as copying it'. Yes it is. It's a Pikachu in the EXACT same pose as the original picture, just redrawn.
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PostPosted: Sat Jun 05, 2010 11:00 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Spanito wrote:
Sorrow wrote:
Zycthe wrote:
No he drew the pikachu from scratch, didnt use any kind of tracing or what ever. Same with articuno, he put more time in the articuno than the pikachu.
Oh, alright. It looks decent then. c:

>it looks better now that you have more info on it

No, that's stupid.
It looks exactly as it does before, and knowing that shouldn't change your opinion of the actual image.

You really shouldn't be here.
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I should of rather put, "It's decent then." If that was drawn from scratch, it's pretty impressive. But, if its just filtered or traced, it's not very amazing.
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PostPosted: Sat Jun 05, 2010 11:16 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

konr wrote:
Pho/x/ wrote:
GalaxyFrame wrote:
Pikachu was copied, not from scratch. But it wasn't filtered. You can tell it wasn't filtered by comparing the fingers and tail from the original and the new.


Copying the pose isn't the same thing as copying, or tracing.
Showing your idiocy yet again, Phox. You basically just said 'copying it isn't the same as copying it'. Yes it is. It's a Pikachu in the EXACT same pose as the original picture, just redrawn.

Look, so what? Why do you even care if he draws it in the same pose? My point is that it doesn't make it illegitimate art if he uses a reference picture to produce a similar, but differently styled piece. In professional art, it's not unknown for an artist to paint a picture of a famous painting, except using different techniques and/or materials. This is more or less the same thing, and by the way, doing what I just mentioned is a really great way to practice any style.
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 21, 2010 10:33 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Yeah dude the beam needs to be straighter. Also the pikachu looks pretty effed up. But i love the Articuno!!!
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PostPosted: Tue Jun 22, 2010 6:14 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Pho/x/ wrote:
konr wrote:
Pho/x/ wrote:
GalaxyFrame wrote:
Pikachu was copied, not from scratch. But it wasn't filtered. You can tell it wasn't filtered by comparing the fingers and tail from the original and the new.


Copying the pose isn't the same thing as copying, or tracing.
Showing your idiocy yet again, Phox. You basically just said 'copying it isn't the same as copying it'. Yes it is. It's a Pikachu in the EXACT same pose as the original picture, just redrawn.

Look, so what? Why do you even care if he draws it in the same pose? My point is that it doesn't make it illegitimate art if he uses a reference picture to produce a similar, but differently styled piece. In professional art, it's not unknown for an artist to paint a picture of a famous painting, except using different techniques and/or materials. This is more or less the same thing, and by the way, doing what I just mentioned is a really great way to practice any style.
Honestly you're retarded. I wasn't going to bash on him for copying it like that, but you made it look as if he didn't copy it at all, and as if it was completely different. It isn't just 'in the same pose', it's exactly the same in every single way and I wouldn't be surprised at all if it was traced to a great extent, and then slightly modified.
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PostPosted: Tue Jun 22, 2010 1:52 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Oblivious wrote:
konr wrote:
Pho/x/ wrote:
konr wrote:
Pho/x/ wrote:
GalaxyFrame wrote:
Pikachu was copied, not from scratch. But it wasn't filtered. You can tell it wasn't filtered by comparing the fingers and tail from the original and the new.


Copying the pose isn't the same thing as copying, or tracing.
Showing your idiocy yet again, Phox. You basically just said 'copying it isn't the same as copying it'. Yes it is. It's a Pikachu in the EXACT same pose as the original picture, just redrawn.

Look, so what? Why do you even care if he draws it in the same pose? My point is that it doesn't make it illegitimate art if he uses a reference picture to produce a similar, but differently styled piece. In professional art, it's not unknown for an artist to paint a picture of a famous painting, except using different techniques and/or materials. This is more or less the same thing, and by the way, doing what I just mentioned is a really great way to practice any style.
Honestly you're retarded. I wasn't going to bash on him for copying it like that, but you made it look as if he didn't copy it at all, and as if it was completely different. It isn't just 'in the same pose', it's exactly the same in every single way and I wouldn't be surprised at all if it was traced to a great extent, and then slightly modified.

Konr, shut the fuck up, no one gives a shit.
All you're doing is sounding like you're trying to bash Pho/x/ because you hate him. Regardless of whether or not you're actually doing that.
Get out of the art section unless you stop being a giant cunt.

Konr hates everyone.
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PostPosted: Tue Jun 22, 2010 2:16 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Oblivious wrote:
konr wrote:
Pho/x/ wrote:
konr wrote:
Pho/x/ wrote:
GalaxyFrame wrote:
Pikachu was copied, not from scratch. But it wasn't filtered. You can tell it wasn't filtered by comparing the fingers and tail from the original and the new.


Copying the pose isn't the same thing as copying, or tracing.
Showing your idiocy yet again, Phox. You basically just said 'copying it isn't the same as copying it'. Yes it is. It's a Pikachu in the EXACT same pose as the original picture, just redrawn.

Look, so what? Why do you even care if he draws it in the same pose? My point is that it doesn't make it illegitimate art if he uses a reference picture to produce a similar, but differently styled piece. In professional art, it's not unknown for an artist to paint a picture of a famous painting, except using different techniques and/or materials. This is more or less the same thing, and by the way, doing what I just mentioned is a really great way to practice any style.
Honestly you're retarded. I wasn't going to bash on him for copying it like that, but you made it look as if he didn't copy it at all, and as if it was completely different. It isn't just 'in the same pose', it's exactly the same in every single way and I wouldn't be surprised at all if it was traced to a great extent, and then slightly modified.

Konr, shut the fuck up, no one gives a shit.
All you're doing is sounding like you're trying to bash Pho/x/ because you hate him. Regardless of whether or not you're actually doing that.
Get out of the art section unless you stop being a giant cunt.
Nope. I'm only talking to Pho/x/ like that because he disagreed with something I know is a fact. I'm only setting him straight, not being a cunt.
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PostPosted: Wed Jun 23, 2010 5:54 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Oblivious wrote:
konr wrote:
Oblivious wrote:
konr wrote:
Pho/x/ wrote:
konr wrote:
Pho/x/ wrote:
GalaxyFrame wrote:
Pikachu was copied, not from scratch. But it wasn't filtered. You can tell it wasn't filtered by comparing the fingers and tail from the original and the new.


Copying the pose isn't the same thing as copying, or tracing.
Showing your idiocy yet again, Phox. You basically just said 'copying it isn't the same as copying it'. Yes it is. It's a Pikachu in the EXACT same pose as the original picture, just redrawn.

Look, so what? Why do you even care if he draws it in the same pose? My point is that it doesn't make it illegitimate art if he uses a reference picture to produce a similar, but differently styled piece. In professional art, it's not unknown for an artist to paint a picture of a famous painting, except using different techniques and/or materials. This is more or less the same thing, and by the way, doing what I just mentioned is a really great way to practice any style.
Honestly you're retarded. I wasn't going to bash on him for copying it like that, but you made it look as if he didn't copy it at all, and as if it was completely different. It isn't just 'in the same pose', it's exactly the same in every single way and I wouldn't be surprised at all if it was traced to a great extent, and then slightly modified.

Konr, shut the fuck up, no one gives a shit.
All you're doing is sounding like you're trying to bash Pho/x/ because you hate him. Regardless of whether or not you're actually doing that.
Get out of the art section unless you stop being a giant cunt.
Nope. I'm only talking to Pho/x/ like that because he disagreed with something I know is a fact. I'm only setting him straight, not being a cunt.

>not being a cunt

konr wrote:
Honestly, you're retarded

konr wrote:
Showing your idiocy yet again, Phox


You say time and time again you only give straight critiques.

Well I'm just going to say this:

STRAIGHT CRITIQUES USUALLY DON'T ENTAIL BEING A CUNT
Actually, they do. Apparently I'm not allowed to share an opinion with someone that continues to do the same thing repeatedly? Nah.
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