The General Chit Chat Thread 3

[Duck Dodgers]

Wow and here I thought I was the only one downloaded something and left it idle for months... at least I know I'm not alone.

A comforting feeling

I think most people are guilty of that one.  Except me of course. 

[megido-rev.M]

I don't leave stuff I downloaded idle, just pushed back a lot.

[froody1911]

in the winter barefoot uphill both ways and we liked it.

I wonder where this originated. It's SO commonly used. Also it's somehow always "15 miles".

[Tiffanys]

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/WhenIWasYourAge

[froody1911]

It doesn't mention where the line originated so thanks for showing me a page full of what I already said.

[Tiffanys]

Clearly it originated with old people...

[Tatsujin]

Morgan Freeman. Released two days ago, over 4.4 million views, most realistic drawn picture I've ever seen.

[froody1911]

Clearly it originated with old people...

I meant that particular variation though.

Morgan Freeman. Released two days ago, over 4.4 million views, most realistic drawn picture I've ever seen.

Dude what O.O Is this even possible? I'm seeing things like sudden changes in clarity and detailed sections appearing out of nowhere.

[Tatsujin]

Clearly it originated with old people...

I meant that particular variation though.

Morgan Freeman. Released two days ago, over 4.4 million views, most realistic drawn picture I've ever seen.

Dude what O.O Is this even possible? I'm seeing things like sudden changes in clarity and detailed sections appearing out of nowhere.

And he only used a fucking finger. ONE FINGER.

I looked at his other videos. So is this the new generation of artists? FINGERS AND TABLETS?

[1000mAh]

My right eye has swollen, and I have noises why :/
This is annoying....

[JoonasTo]

Clearly it originated with old people...

I meant that particular variation though.

Morgan Freeman. Released two days ago, over 4.4 million views, most realistic drawn picture I've ever seen.

Dude what O.O Is this even possible? I'm seeing things like sudden changes in clarity and detailed sections appearing out of nowhere.

And he only used a fucking finger. ONE FINGER.

I looked at his other videos. So is this the new generation of artists? FINGERS AND TABLETS?

So what's the big deal with using one finger? If you use a pen or a mouse, it's only one point too. I don't see the difference.

[TiYlER]

So what's the big deal with using one finger? If you use a pen or a mouse, it's only one point too. I don't see the difference.

Well it's certainly much harder to do such things with a finger... And considerably harder with a mouse. I'll stick with a pen.

[Axdsilva]

same I prefer my accuracy
a stylus just doesn't always gimme that however good they are

[JoonasTo]

I don't see how finger is any less accurate than a pen when using digital surface. Would you care to elaborate on this?

[Tatsujin]

TiY and Ax, what do you guys use?

[Commerce]

Most digital artists (myself included) aren't good at drawing using a finger. It feels fucking awkward and strange and the drawings look like crap.

[froody1911]

I don't see how finger is any less accurate than a pen when using digital surface. Would you care to elaborate on this?

Because your finger is a fat fucking thing with lots of friction and it blocks your view of what you're doing as opposed to a pen which is a point.

[JoonasTo]

Ah, the view is a good point, didn't think of that since you can easily modify the way the surface read the contact, ie. make it a fine point.

Most digital artists (myself included) aren't good at drawing using a finger. It feels fucking awkward and strange and the drawings look like crap.

The feeling of akwardness is due to not using it so that is the same if you're not used to drawing with a mouse or pen or whatever.

[Bob2004]

in the winter barefoot uphill both ways and we liked it.

I wonder where this originated. It's SO commonly used. Also it's somehow always "15 miles".

I hadn't heard it before now, but when I saw that I automatically assumed it came from this classic sketch. Rewatching it though, that particular line doesn't seem to come up, so I guess I was wrong.

[froody1911]

in the winter barefoot uphill both ways and we liked it.

I wonder where this originated. It's SO commonly used. Also it's somehow always "15 miles".

I hadn't heard it before now, but when I saw that I automatically assumed it came from this classic sketch. Rewatching it though, that particular line doesn't seem to come up, so I guess I was wrong.

I did exactly that earlier today