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Re: Today I'm Right

> Such is the perception of a poser-class amateur liak yerself,
> Google-boi.  If it were merely duplication the whole thing would be
> done already and it'd look liak shit.  Nope, sorry kiddo, but I'm
> actually reconstructing all the graphics from scratch via freehand
> drawing in Illustrator...

(duplicating)

which is why if you look at them real close
> they don't look ~exactly~ the same.

(attempting to duplicate, but falling short)

> Not that I would expect an
> amateur liak yourself to be able to notice such differences.  The
> difference between an amateur liak you and a professional or artist
> liak myself, is that when we look at someone else's work, we don't
> automatically ASSume that it was created using ONLY the methods that
> we're aware of...although, even if we did, we'd certainly have quite a
> bit more to pull from than an inexperienced little bumbling prick liak
> yourself has.  Just because straight duplication is the ONLY way that
> YOU would be able to do it doesn't mean that all the rest of us are as
> limited as YOU are, Google-newfag.

sigh... You are right. I use crayons for all my vector work. People
keep talking about how they use the "pen tool?" for all their vector.
but I don't see how you can get a good range of colors out of a pen.
Also. Where can I buy a gradient pen at? I hear that is how people
blend colors?

Really though... I do have one vector piece in the works that I can
share with the class upon its completion.

> Further, the stickers were never sold outright, only included with
> Lego Idea books...books that have been out of print for nearly a
> quarter CENTURY.

ahh sweet. I had no idea that if anything was out of print for 25
years it would fall into the hands of creative commons!

 Needless to say, there's a demand for it and if Lego
> has no interest in filling it, well, someone needs to step in and
> deliver.  And further, as I mentioned (and you skipped) I'm also
> creating stickers for stuff that WERE NOT ever stickers but preprinted
> decorations and, again, as I mentioned (and you blundered over) I'm
> also creating ORIGINAL stickers as well as enhanced versions of the
> originals (with shading, more complex coloring, texturing, etc).

If I saw any of these cases in your examples, I wouldn't respond. All
I saw was you trying to duplicate illustrations that were done as you
say, "a quarter of a century ago", using far better tools than those
artists had.

But really, I do implore you to explore the LEGO sticker medium with
your own original sticker sheet concepts. Good luck with it. You will
just want to avoid slapping your name on any of their Copyrighted
work... or slapping LEGO logos on any of your original work.

> You can go and...feel inferior now, Google-boi.  Shoo, run along, put
> it down, yer done, time for bed.

Yah... I am feeling a little sleepy. g'night sweety.

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