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RatCreature ([personal profile] ratcreature) wrote2010-11-08 03:35 pm
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sigh

The good news is that I actually have an idea for my Yuletart assignment. The bad news is that it's complicated to draw. Why can't they finally develop some gadget that lets you think of your drawing and it then appears in your computer where you put on some finishing touches? This manual idea-to-paper transfer method just sucks, and the results are never what you want either. *is glum*
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[personal profile] petra 2010-11-08 03:19 pm (UTC)(link)
I heard something on the AO3 about a brain-to-text interface back in April. Maybe if you put in a support request, they can start thinking about how to implement a brain-to-image downloading system when they roll out the fanart sections.
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[personal profile] sholio 2010-11-08 08:13 pm (UTC)(link)
Hee! You're not the only one. I have wanted this for years. Why bother with hard work and practice when you can just think your image directly onto the page? It would be awesome! And there would be tons more fanart to enjoy!

I finally got my Yuletart penciled yesterday. Now I just need to do the other 90% of the work ...
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[personal profile] sholio 2010-11-08 08:39 pm (UTC)(link)
For me, the pencils are ... well, not easy, especially since there's the whole procrastination thing to overcome, but probably the easiest part. I'm really more of a draw-er than a painter, so that first rush of creativity, putting it all down on paper, is the fun part for me. This is why I tend to skimp on finishwork a lot more than I should ...
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[personal profile] leyna 2010-11-08 09:52 pm (UTC)(link)
Oh yeah. That brain interface/download painting method would be so useful *g*

Good luck with the drawing!

I started my assignment yesterday. I'm trying out some new (new to me) techniques from various tutorials, which might or might not work. eeep!