chuckywang
Lifer
- Jan 12, 2004
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Originally posted by: SKORPI0
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Originally posted by: sandorski
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Originally posted by: chuckywang
Originally posted by: sandorski
Originally posted by: SKORPI0
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im sure anyone working on something like that every night makes a dvd backup of the file. I know I would, too much invested to test your luck.Originally posted by: altonb1
Methinks the guy has too much time on his hands. What is, after 14, 987 layers, his hard drive crashed WITH NO BACKUP????
/WRISTS
Originally posted by: destrekor
im sure anyone working on something like that every night makes a dvd backup of the file. I know I would, too much invested to test your luck.
that said, i too want the flattened image, uncompressed and full glory, as to make a poster out of it. That would be too damned awesome.
Originally posted by: saahmed
I dont get it. So this is all just digital drawing? No actual pictures involved? I thought photoshop was for touching up real pictures.
Originally posted by: notfred
Originally posted by: destrekor
im sure anyone working on something like that every night makes a dvd backup of the file. I know I would, too much invested to test your luck.
that said, i too want the flattened image, uncompressed and full glory, as to make a poster out of it. That would be too damned awesome.
He sells prints for roughly $2000, so I doubt he's going to give you his file.
Originally posted by: virtualgames0
I'm going to go against what most people think here.
There's nothing aesthetically appealing about that image, which is what art is supposed to be about.
Listing large numbers does not suddenly make a piece of art good.
Originally posted by: virtualgames0
I'm going to go against what most people think here.
There's nothing aesthetically appealing about that image, which is what art is supposed to be about.
Listing large numbers does not suddenly make a piece of art good.