I grew up using only pencils and ink for finished images. Spent many hours in dark rooms with hand cut rubylith seps and diffusion transfer machines. Shooting halftones, bumping shots, choking and spreading exposures... not to mention changing fixer and developer all the time. I don't remember the last day I used a vacuum table or had to order a box of film. At some point I sat down to use a Mac and everything changed. I still love to use the pencils and inks for the lines but after a clean high rez scan... my little universe has completely changed.
The big buzz about the computer was how fast everything was going to get done. While it is quite true that operations go at lightning speed... My deadlines are just as tight, the work nights go as late as they ever did back then and the work never seems to get done any faster. So whats the point? Dunno... But it does looks kinda cool on a screen capture. Just for Kicks... Have a good damn day!





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That looks all too familiar to me. Vectorizing splatter always jacks the number of paths waaaaaay up. Layers, layers, layers...and more layers.
>Command +
>Command +
>Command +
>Command +
>Command +
>Command +
>Command +
>Command +
>Command +
>Direct Select Tool
>Click Anchor Point
>Drag dX -0.01"
>Drag dY 0.02"
>Spin Chamber
>Pull Trigger
vectored splatter chews the shit out of my memory. I learn to hit save as often as possible. Nothing worse then an "Illustrator unexpectedly quit" message.
you are crazy. . . . .
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