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What's this style called?
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Hi everybody,
I found this GIF on http://myt610.lasyk.net and I would like to know
what this style is called and
who this dog is...
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Last edited by TheGUiTom; Oct 2, 2004 at 10:41 AM.
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Originally posted by macphreak.e:
� and I would like to know what this style is called and who this dog is...
Hm, never new dogs liked cheese 
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Looks kinda cubist to me.
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Originally posted by Dodgy77:
Looks kinda cubist to me.
I thought cubism was drawing one object, but from mutliple angles/sides in the same space? Like drawing a bunch of bottles, then turning then 90� and drawing them again (over the ones you just did).
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Originally posted by macphreak.e:
H and
who this dog is...
Don't know his name, but it's definitely a boxer.
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Originally posted by esXXI:
I thought cubism was drawing one object, but from mutliple angles/sides in the same space? Like drawing a bunch of bottles, then turning then 90� and drawing them again (over the ones you just did).
I was just adding my 2 cents without really knowing what I was talking about
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I would say its just Vector art.
Some things make it look like it is intending to be "pixelated" or pixel based, but a lot of parts break that rule.
-Owl
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lol at Bluesky
My first thought was vector too.. however, this seems like just a simple 2D animation made in a simple graphics app. Aren't vectors a fancy type of tracing from Photoshop?
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My server is bIocking the site. Is the image you found this one?
If it is, its Brook Nunez at lifeinvector.com you can see more of her stuff there or here.
I hope this answered you question.
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Originally posted by BuD-TheDude:
lol at Bluesky
My first thought was vector too.. however, this seems like just a simple 2D animation made in a simple graphics app. Aren't vectors a fancy type of tracing from Photoshop?
Vectors are mathematical curves or lines which define the shape of something when then has a fill and stroke usually. Although photoshop does handle vectors it converts the vectors into a bitmap which is just a bunch of pixels. Vectors can also be resized w/o loss of quality while photoshop images cannot.
It looks like that gif definitely uses vector graphics. I could not tell you what kind of artistic style it is however it does remind me of somatic...
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looks david lanham-esque.....
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