I think there will always be a demand for “organic” art, just as people still buy oil on canvas when giclee produces results that technically superior in every way.
I love this artwork, you’ve done a great job on the character design and I think your thoughts on making brushstrokes like the fingerprints of your work are very compelling. You see it a lot in famous art, how they will use special methods of brushstrokes to achieve the effect they want to convey.
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I really like Pepper and Carrot, David Revoy’s main work. We need more FOSS artwork.
I think there will always be a demand for “organic” art, just as people still buy oil on canvas when giclee produces results that technically superior in every way.
I have never even heard of giclee printing.
It’s basically just large format artist quality inkjet printing.
I love this artwork, you’ve done a great job on the character design and I think your thoughts on making brushstrokes like the fingerprints of your work are very compelling. You see it a lot in famous art, how they will use special methods of brushstrokes to achieve the effect they want to convey.
Thanks, but I’m not oop
May David see my praise for his work
He’s on mastodon posting regularly. You could comment directly.
I really need to up my mastodon game