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Posted by Cassius on Tue Feb 17th at 10:10pm 2004
Posted by Hornpipe2 on Tue Feb 17th at 10:37pm 2004
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| In your opinion, yes. |
EDIT: Someone warn me if Maddox doesn't like hot-linking his images. [addsig]
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Posted by Yak_Fighter on Tue Feb 17th at 10:39pm 2004
| ? posted by Crono |
| IThis has nothing to do with the for loop topic, but since there are other "artists" here (not that I'm one of them), have you ever used woodless pencils? oh man, they kick ass. |
I think they're rather nifty, but they seem a little fancy for my crappy work. They are much better than my crappy graphite pencils.
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Posted by Crono on Tue Feb 17th at 10:48pm 2004
They're really awesome for large shaded areas and when using blending.
Oh also, Maddox is awesome. I forgot about that picture lol. [addsig]
Posted by Gollum on Tue Feb 17th at 11:08pm 2004
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| Matt, actually it's Oxfords opinion as well lol. |
Well, it's the opinion of the Oxford dictionary. But as for Oxford's opinion......I hereby nominate myself to represent it, with no justification whatsoever 
Personally I appreciate art that has involved some considerable skill and effort - that is to say, craftmanship - in its creation. But I prefer to say that Matt's pictures are indeed art, although not particularly deep or significant art. I like them a lot, but they are fairly dispensable.
In considerably more detail, here is my rough view on definitions of art. It's changed slightly since then, but I still go with a form of non-elitist institutionalism (albeit one that admits of multiple and intersecting artworlds).
http://www.snarkpit.com/pits/gollum/define.zip
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Posted by Tracer Bullet on Tue Feb 17th at 11:14pm 2004
I've never been to PSU, but I am truely sorry for you if it's actualy worse than PCC![]()
IMO
Art is pretty much defined by the society in which it is produced, much like anything else. if you can get enough people to agree that somthing is "art" then it is. that's how language as a common conceptual framework functions.
-Monqui despite my crack about it, I do find Pollocks work interesting, if only form a "wow how the hell could someone create a fractal by hand!?!" kinda way.
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Posted by Leperous on Tue Feb 17th at 11:20pm 2004
| ? posted by Gollum |
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Well, it's the opinion of the Oxford dictionary. But as for Oxford's opinion......I hereby nominate myself to represent it, with no justification whatsoever |
Bah, under whose authority! I nomiate myself to represent it, under justification of Awesomeness, and hereby declare it to be the act of slapping trout with a small plastic spork.
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Posted by Gollum on Tue Feb 17th at 11:51pm 2004
That is the correct definition of art, if you live in the Monty Python artworld.
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Posted by Cassius on Wed Feb 18th at 2:03am 2004
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non-elitist institutionalism (albeit one that admits of multiple and intersecting artworlds). |
MAI HAED Is TEh SPinzORrr?111
[addsig]Posted by Monqui on Wed Feb 18th at 3:19am 2004
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-Monqui despite my crack about it, I do find Pollocks work interesting, if only form a "wow how the hell could someone create a fractal by hand!?!" kinda way. |
Oh, I certainly know what you mean. I don't even try to ascribe any explicit emotion to his work, either (I.E. "This represents his inner turmoil resulting from him eating a bad burrito" kind of a thing)... I simply look through the chaos and just see... Something I find beautiful. I really don't know how else to explain it, to be honest. [addsig]
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Posted by Dr Brasso on Wed Feb 18th at 4:49am 2004
MAI HAED Is TEh SPinzORrr?111
well, grab ahold of it then bud, cause its gonna get worse...![]()
Doc B...
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Posted by OtZman on Wed Feb 18th at 1:17pm 2004
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Posted by matt on Wed Feb 18th at 1:27pm 2004
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| Do I need a program to make those spiral things? If I do, where can I dl one?(I have 56k so don't wanna dl any files bigger than 15 mb) |
Then don't bother trying. Flash MX (We've had this convo before) is about 50MB+ And its not very learner friendly.
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Posted by OtZman on Wed Feb 18th at 5:01pm 2004
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Posted by Forceflow on Wed Feb 18th at 5:12pm 2004
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Flash MX (We've had this convo before) is about 50MB+ And its not very learner friendly. |
Well, it is, imho.
The tutorials & lessons are clear and comprehensive, and there are sites like www.flashkit.com to help you with other questions.
I learned flash & actionscript without many problems ... just like mapping ... practice, practice and ... practice.
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Posted by OtZman on Wed Feb 18th at 5:18pm 2004
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Posted by Hornpipe2 on Wed Feb 18th at 5:50pm 2004
Like a spirograph, for instance. [addsig]
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Posted by matt on Wed Feb 18th at 6:13pm 2004
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| Then maybe I can dl it at my pals broadband and give it a try... sometimes. |
yeah, havin friends with broad band is the way forward!
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| There's probably other programs out there that could let you get the same effect. Like a spirograph, for instance. |
Yeah some of them maybe but take a look at this one:
http://www.snarkpit.com/pits/matt/flash/flying.swf
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Posted by Tracer Bullet on Wed Feb 18th at 7:06pm 2004
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