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Schoolwork Summer 2012
Album created by Rayven, May 29, 2012.
Image 11 of 35
Here's the re-color I did, dunklunk. It's not complete, as I said, because I ended up turning in the other one. Still, this is something I might go back to for portfolio purposes. The scale of that middle unit bothers me too.
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dunklunkThis one's good too, though, imo. Nice color contrast. Middle unit bothers you? Why? To me, the tails of the inner g's seem to bounce off of the tails of the outer g's. Or maybe it's the Pink Floyd playing in the background. :)
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RayvenWell if it was Pink Floyd, I'd have to be a bit more psychadelic about it. Heh. I think it's the scale of the middle unit. I'm not sure. It just looks off to me. Geometrically, it's perfect. Everything is a variation on a 45 degree theme, nested and cropped very specifically. But especially when I divinded up the background with light and dark colors, that middle is just screaming OFF at me.
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dunklunk
You're the artist. And it's gonna keep bugging you until you change it, right? :)
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Rayven
Quite probably. And since it's digital, there's no satisfying 'tearing up and crumpling' of paper to offer some catharsis after an unsatisfying project.
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dunklunk
Digital can be printed, no? Do you, or anyone else you know, own a dart board?
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Rayven
It can be printed if I took the time. I made this in a high enough resolution so it wouldn't look like total crap. And I don't have a dartboard. But I do have an archery target.
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dunklunk
There you go. From what I've heard, a .357 Magnum would also do "wonders" for your middle unit.
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Rayven
I don't have a .357 handy. I have a nice 10 gauge shotgun though. That would add some interest.
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dunklunk
A 10-gauge?! Impressive, but need I remind you that there will probably be no more art work to look at? Hmmm, maybe that's the whole idea after all. Might I interest Miss Rayven in a certified, U.S. Army-issued, bad-ass bazooka? For you, I'd even load the shell. Or, shells as the case may be. ;)
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Rayven
OOooOoOooo. A bazooka. Never fired one of those! I bet that'd be terribly entertaining.
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dunklunk
Are we still talking about taking out the middle unit of your artwork, or.....................................something else?
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Rayven
Well if I made the print REALLY big, it might not be a total disaster.
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dunklunk
Agreed. That way, the bazooka shell should only take out that accursed middle unit, henceforth known as The Middle Unit That Shall Not Be Named. ;)
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Rayven
Oh, I like it. And with an actual void in the paper, it might look nice again.
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dunklunk
Stroking chin and nodding sagely (don't forget the sagely part): And let's not forget the blast points of the shell. That's gotta leave some kinda residue behind. An ON FIRE motif, perhaps? :) Without destroying the outer units of your artwork, of course. ;)
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Rayven
Oh, that's burnt edge 'antiquing' is all the rage in design.
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dunklunk
See that? Not only do you pass the class, but you more than likely make your instructor nervous about possibly being, how do you say, replaced? :)
