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Antichrist/G★P
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First!
Hey, a new topic, just for graphics. Nifty!
I used to draw pictures in Koala Painter a looong time ago.
Now I draw on paper and scan it into Photoshop:
http://www.gaspirtz.com
Do any other old C64 graphic artists still draw today, outside the C64 scene?
I know Hobbit/Fairlight works at a comic book publisher today. Does anyone else draw for a living?
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Ben
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I will be looking out for a hot Brutal release :) |
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Tch
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Greetings to all Graphicians!
I am wondering which paint-program is prefered by you.
Seen some fullscreen Interlaced FLI pictures,but don´t really know which programs are easiest to handle and if there are certain limits involved.
Hope you can help me out!
Greetinxx.. |
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jailbird
Registered: Dec 2001
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Quote: Greetings to all Graphicians!
I am wondering which paint-program is prefered by you.
Seen some fullscreen Interlaced FLI pictures,but don´t really know which programs are easiest to handle and if there are certain limits involved.
Hope you can help me out!
Greetinxx..
Hi Tch!
Take a look at this link:
http://www.studiostyle.sk/dmagic/gallery/gfxmodes.htm
For me, the easiest gfx-mode to handle is definitely IFLI in a stable version of Gunpaint (or Funpaint 2 as an alternative).
Basically, IFLI gives a lot of freedom while pixelling (nevertheless: on a huge area, almost the whole screen), so you could make wonders in it, as long you do well in handling the flickers and the transitions.
Painting in a pixel program from Crest's workshop is mostly a real pain in the ass. It takes way too much time to pixel. Usually it becomes more like solving a delicate, hard-core puzzle and takes all the fun out of painting. If you prefer such a way of producing pictures - I'd recommend Crest's UIFLI (e. g. Underlay Interlace FLI).
Drazlace may also be a good choice, with a standard multi-color 3+1 restriction on a 320x200 resolution (interlaced).
And last but not least, everyone likes multi-color: Amica Paint 1.8e is definitely the best editor for such pieces. |
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Graham
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when will graphicians learn that interlace sucks? |
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Tch
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Thanx Jailbird!
That was just what I was looking for!
Hadn´t even heard about MCI. ;)
As you may have noticed,I did use Crest´s SHFli program to create "Xmas 2004".
It didn´t take that much time (4 days) to complete,but it isn´t that big ofcourse.
I have never done an interlaced picture before,because I really don´t like the flickering.
But (sorry Graham) I will try it out with UIFLI I think.
I simply love those small dots!
Well,maybe first I´ll try the one without interlace.
Always where good at making my mind up. :P
And ofcourse I will keep on using Amica Paint!
But I´ll stick to the German one,I got all confused with the translated version eventhough most functions are imprinted on my DNA. ;)
Thanx again! |
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jailbird
Registered: Dec 2001
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Quote: when will graphicians learn that interlace sucks?
Graham, when will you release your book of axioms? I'd like to learn more about the scene!
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Hein
Registered: Apr 2004
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Quote: Greetings to all Graphicians!
I am wondering which paint-program is prefered by you.
Seen some fullscreen Interlaced FLI pictures,but don´t really know which programs are easiest to handle and if there are certain limits involved.
Hope you can help me out!
Greetinxx..
Blackmails Fligraph and Micro Illustrator have been my favorits.. I think multicolor pixels are charming.. |
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Tch
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@HEIN,
Never heard of Micro Illustrator before,but have seen the Black Mail Fligraph a long time ago.
I used the one by Dolphins most of the time,eventhough it had the tendency to crash,AARGH!!!
Taught me to save often when working with computers. ;)
Not a bad word on Multicolor from me,but it is an old dream of mine to work with the "little" dots.
BTW,I was a fan of Boris Vallejo already when I saw Dutch Breeze all those years ago.
I had always thought it would be impossible to render his work on a C64,you absolutely baffled me. :)
Groetjes.. |
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Puterman
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To paraphrase Graham: when will graphicians learn that Boris Vallejo sucks? :) |
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Graham
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especially boris v. in combination with ifli. |
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