A New Graphic Worm

marker · Post by **marker** » Thu Nov 06, 2008 9:35 pm

Nice one mate... see you got it off the ground.

Darn it Blade Runner taken!! Grrghhh!! LOL --- Okay.. I join in... hmmm.... I'll take 1986 if that's okay?

Fubster · Post by **Fubster** » Thu Nov 06, 2008 9:40 pm

I put you up for '86, but if you really wanted BR, talk to Baz, I believe he just pulled that year out of thin air (at least he gave me that impression). He may be willing to switch with you.

marker · Post by **marker** » Thu Nov 06, 2008 9:46 pm

Fubster wrote:
QUOTE (Fubster @ Nov 6 2008, 09:40 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I put you up for '86, but if you really wanted BR, talk to Baz, I believe he just pulled that year out of thin air (at least he gave me that impression). He may be willing to switch with you.

No, it's okay... I'll take any year... it was just the first movie I thought of

'86 will be fine... and as you know, it's better to get a good blend with the previous image than the image itself.. so whatever image is before mine is what counts

Irrob · Post by **Irrob** » Thu Nov 06, 2008 10:34 pm

put me down for 1999

Fubster · Post by **Fubster** » Thu Nov 06, 2008 11:28 pm

1999 was an awesome year for movies, should be some good ones to choose from! Matrix, Phantom Menace, eXistenZ...just to name a few

Post by **~booche~** » Thu Nov 06, 2008 11:48 pm

Shhhhhhh Fubster dont give him more insperation he clever enough as it is lol :P

Fubster · Post by **Fubster** » Thu Nov 06, 2008 11:52 pm

Got a question from booche via PM that I wanted to share, because I'm afraid this may be a trap others may fall into:

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Would it be easier for a total n00b like me to start a pic etc for the worm now and just leave the edges till Bazzah's done his ?
Just thought it might help me and it wouldnt hold up the worm lol[/quote]
I wrote back:
Actually, I believe what you have described is partly why some people have said the Alpha worm does not look like a worm, but a collection of pics. I think you need to see the preceding piece in order to see how you will blend, and then decide what your piece will look like! i.e., you get your inspiration from that preceding piece. I think that designing your piece before you know what you are blending with (or without regard to what you are blending with) ends up leading to a poor blend.

Anyway - please keep this in mind as your turn comes up.

Thanks!

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