LuminosityXVII: In other news, Silent here has me picturing the size of the heels necessary for TwoKinds-style digitigrade legs, and that, in turn, has me giggling.
LuminosityXVII: @Geravind: No, Geravind, that’s silly. All female spies wear flame-retardant cocktail dresses for exactly this purpose. Haven’t you ever seen a spy movie?
LuminosityXVII: @Sashimi: Oh lord. Seems I missed a message or four. I’m sorry! Didn’t mean to disappear like that! I’ve just had a hell of a lot going on for a while.
LuminosityXVII: No worries, I’m helping cause I enjoy it. I like helping, I like the art, and I like having an excuse to mess around with my graphics software. I just probably wouldn’t have time for a full manual trace.
Still, you’re right, the most realistic solution probably is to do an edit or have it made from scratch by an artist who can do vector work.
Actually, in all honesty, anything intended for print really ought to be done as a vector in the first place.
LuminosityXVII: You’re absolutely right; that’s exactly what I’ve been struggling with. I would have just resolved to trace it manually by now (not this piece but the version Sash is trying to get made), except that takes way more time than I generally have to play with.
I hadn’t tried extracting the lineart like you described, though. Livetrace does a surprisingly good job of that when set to Black & White, actually, but I’m not sure if I have a way to then get the fills by themselves. I’mma do some puzzling.
LuminosityXVII: Ooh ooh wait hold on, I just realized I have a computer I haven’t used in over a year that still has Photoshop & Illustrator on it! If you can wait til I get home today and dig it out, I’ll see what I can do! Maybe I’ll be able to vectorize it more professionally.
LuminosityXVII: @CandyDragon: Yeah. I loved using Photoshop and Illustrator as a student; we actually got free temporary copies at the time. One of these days I’ll get a hold of them again...
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--Then maybe go for a pie together afterward, or some fresh-baked bread or something. Healthy conflict resolution is baller, yo.
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Jeez.
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Intel shows turtles travel faster when properly motivated. Donning "#1" giant finger glove.
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Serves me right for keeping them next to the stove, I suppose.
In unrelated news, send help?
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@Kazerad: Oh dear.
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Right, there we go.
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(Wait shit, what year is it?)
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Also Kaz you are MVP
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Do I have to go to Greek heaven for this? Do I have to climb Mount Olympus?
I’ll need a couple of trips to REI for the climbing gear, brb
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After it, bartender!
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It has my approval either way.
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After this I might never engage in assault with a friendly weapon again. I have seen the light, and nothing else will ever measure up.
You have ruined sex and skeet-shooting for me forever.
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Also, it's clearly StarFox.
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Well played, Pocky, BA.
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I get done recommending hollandaise sauce to my friends (it's amazing on chicken & waffles), and two days later this happens.
I haven't had any other cause to think about the stuff in like a year.
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Still, you’re right, the most realistic solution probably is to do an edit or have it made from scratch by an artist who can do vector work.
Actually, in all honesty, anything intended for print really ought to be done as a vector in the first place.
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I hadn’t tried extracting the lineart like you described, though. Livetrace does a surprisingly good job of that when set to Black & White, actually, but I’m not sure if I have a way to then get the fills by themselves. I’mma do some puzzling.
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Still, it might work at a higher resolution without that higher resolution needing to hit "60 second render time per brushstroke" levels.
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