2009/4/17 Renze van der kamp
> I think it all comes down to the final integration of art and photograph.
> Maybe http://www.desktopography.net/ can help for inspiration? Although
> it's got some wild pieces with a lot of contrast, you'll also find proof
> that the contrast can be soft if done rig
I think it all comes down to the final integration of art and photograph.
Maybe http://www.desktopography.net/ can help for inspiration? Although it's
got some wild pieces with a lot of contrast, you'll also find proof that the
contrast can be soft if done right.
Renze van der kamp
2009/4/17 Sale
Cory K. wrote:
> I like this pick as a base. As-is it might not work but I think it's a
> solid foundation to something great.
>
:) The criteria for picking were:
1. Large and focused
2. Subject matter (koala) offset
3. Soft focus on the background( so I can use things like liquid rescale)
4. g
Thorsten Wilms wrote:
> I think you should avoid sleeping Koalas.
>
I was actually going for meditating koala. The designs were supposed be
like the koala chi (lol dragonball). still looking back I agree it does
not convey this properly.
> The photo vector combination has a tendency to be rath
On Thu, 2009-04-16 at 11:03 -1200, kevin sekniqi wrote:
> I sorta like it but it would be nicer to make it a little more
> abstract.
Less vague and more grounded would be nice.
Kevin, please read and try to understand
http://www.ubuntu.com/support/community/mailinglists/etiquette#head-c70bc55ce
I sorta like it but it would be nicer to make it a little more abstract.
On Thu, Apr 16, 2009 at 6:51 AM, Arand Nash wrote:
>
>
> Thorsten Wilms wrote:
> > I think you should avoid sleeping Koalas.
> >
> > The photo vector combination has a tendency to be rather loud, as you
> > have that contra
Thorsten Wilms wrote:
> I think you should avoid sleeping Koalas.
>
> The photo vector combination has a tendency to be rather loud, as you
> have that contrast ... but if go this way, try to give the vector art
> some meaning, make it look like it is the koala's dream, or if it it the
> structur
Saleel wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Its been a while since I have replied to the list. My Internet
> connection was down for about 2 weeks(damn you brighthouse), and exam
> season is around the bend.
>
> Here is an idea I have been working on. The word Karma is sanskrit in
> origin, so I started thinking ab
On Thu, 2009-04-16 at 14:14 -0400, Saleel wrote:
> Here is an idea I have been working on. The word Karma is sanskrit in
> origin, so I started thinking about traditional Indian styles and
> patterns. The second thing that I have been playing around with is a
> combination of a photo/vector gra
