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KevinC
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I was wondering how many of you have backgrounds in Fine arts, IE. Traditional painting, & if so do you apply this to your digital works?  |
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rdgraffix
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| Posted: Sun Dec 17, 2000 6:45 pm |
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It all runs off the same theory, the same knowledge base. It's just another media and skill set to work digitally, and like all media, it has its advantages and limitations.
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Pigeon
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| Posted: Mon Dec 18, 2000 8:49 am |
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I have a background in traditional fine art. I've always felt a little out of place here, but mainly because of my subject matter and the style I use, rather than the medium I use. Also, I MUCH prefer Painter to Photoshop for image-making. Although for image-editing I do prefer photoshop.
But using traditional media informs my digital work, and vice versa.
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