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MACK! Senior Member
Joined: 27 Sep 2003 Posts: 1492
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Posted: Feb 10, 2005 11:26 pm Post subject: Re: Q&A:Kabuki questions of all kinds /artbook /new pics |
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Rick Taylor wrote: | MACK! wrote: | Rick Taylor wrote: | So do you yourself take pictures of your art work? I was just wondering if you talk about the subject alittle if you wouldn't mind or maybe just a couple tips. |
Hi RIck,
I do take photos of my work sometimes.
Ocassionally, I have taken photos of the work in the process so I can put the photos of the stages of the work in the upcoming art book.
Let me know if you have something more specific in mind. |
This is also Medical Popcorn formly ultimatehulkeye. . I guess i was wondering if it just takes practice or something to get a great picture. Alot of your art work for the daredevil covers were "3D" but didn't look hokie when put in 2d on the cover like most "3D" covers i've seen. Just wondering if theres any quick tips for making a picture look good. If its more involved or you have to think about it alot don't worry about.  |
I see what you mean.
I don't do it the conventional way.
If the page is a little 3D but less than an inch or so from the background board, I just let it be scanned in that way and let the shadows fall where they may.
Or I take photos of things and then collage the photos of the 3D things onto the board and layer it that way.
There are a few tricks like that I just figure out in the process.
I don't have a fixed method for it, but just work it out on a case by case basis.
Much of the 3D stuff is just right on the rest of the board and I just send it in that way. And it is just scanned like that. |
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Stephen Senior Member

Joined: 02 Nov 2004 Posts: 2126 Location: Hillsboro, Oregon
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Posted: Feb 10, 2005 11:54 pm Post subject: Re: Q&A:Kabuki questions of all kinds /artbook /new pics |
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MACK! wrote: | Rick Taylor wrote: | MACK! wrote: | Rick Taylor wrote: | So do you yourself take pictures of your art work? I was just wondering if you talk about the subject alittle if you wouldn't mind or maybe just a couple tips. |
Hi RIck,
I do take photos of my work sometimes.
Ocassionally, I have taken photos of the work in the process so I can put the photos of the stages of the work in the upcoming art book.
Let me know if you have something more specific in mind. |
This is also Medical Popcorn formly ultimatehulkeye. . I guess i was wondering if it just takes practice or something to get a great picture. Alot of your art work for the daredevil covers were "3D" but didn't look hokie when put in 2d on the cover like most "3D" covers i've seen. Just wondering if theres any quick tips for making a picture look good. If its more involved or you have to think about it alot don't worry about.  |
I see what you mean.
I don't do it the conventional way.
If the page is a little 3D but less than an inch or so from the background board, I just let it be scanned in that way and let the shadows fall where they may.
Or I take photos of things and then collage the photos of the 3D things onto the board and layer it that way.
There are a few tricks like that I just figure out in the process.
I don't have a fixed method for it, but just work it out on a case by case basis.
Much of the 3D stuff is just right on the rest of the board and I just send it in that way. And it is just scanned like that. |
Very cool this is exactly the response i was looking for.  _________________
MACK! wrote: |
Anato no ima wa warui des ka?
Sumiimasen dewa arimasen.
Anato no nihongo wa tetemo haiku!
Supercool!
Leggo my eggo. |
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MACK! Senior Member
Joined: 27 Sep 2003 Posts: 1492
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Posted: Feb 11, 2005 4:28 am Post subject: Re: Q&A:Kabuki questions of all kinds /artbook /new pics |
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Rick Taylor wrote: | MACK! wrote: | Rick Taylor wrote: | MACK! wrote: | Rick Taylor wrote: | So do you yourself take pictures of your art work? I was just wondering if you talk about the subject alittle if you wouldn't mind or maybe just a couple tips. |
Hi RIck,
I do take photos of my work sometimes.
Ocassionally, I have taken photos of the work in the process so I can put the photos of the stages of the work in the upcoming art book.
Let me know if you have something more specific in mind. |
This is also Medical Popcorn formly ultimatehulkeye. . I guess i was wondering if it just takes practice or something to get a great picture. Alot of your art work for the daredevil covers were "3D" but didn't look hokie when put in 2d on the cover like most "3D" covers i've seen. Just wondering if theres any quick tips for making a picture look good. If its more involved or you have to think about it alot don't worry about.  |
I see what you mean.
I don't do it the conventional way.
If the page is a little 3D but less than an inch or so from the background board, I just let it be scanned in that way and let the shadows fall where they may.
Or I take photos of things and then collage the photos of the 3D things onto the board and layer it that way.
There are a few tricks like that I just figure out in the process.
I don't have a fixed method for it, but just work it out on a case by case basis.
Much of the 3D stuff is just right on the rest of the board and I just send it in that way. And it is just scanned like that. |
Very cool this is exactly the response i was looking for.  |
Good.
Did we meet in Portland at the con?
You changed your name so many times I lost track of who you were  |
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Stephen Senior Member

Joined: 02 Nov 2004 Posts: 2126 Location: Hillsboro, Oregon
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Posted: Feb 11, 2005 3:27 pm Post subject: Re: Q&A:Kabuki questions of all kinds /artbook /new pics |
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MACK! wrote: | Rick Taylor wrote: | MACK! wrote: | Rick Taylor wrote: | MACK! wrote: | Rick Taylor wrote: | So do you yourself take pictures of your art work? I was just wondering if you talk about the subject alittle if you wouldn't mind or maybe just a couple tips. |
Hi RIck,
I do take photos of my work sometimes.
Ocassionally, I have taken photos of the work in the process so I can put the photos of the stages of the work in the upcoming art book.
Let me know if you have something more specific in mind. |
This is also Medical Popcorn formly ultimatehulkeye. . I guess i was wondering if it just takes practice or something to get a great picture. Alot of your art work for the daredevil covers were "3D" but didn't look hokie when put in 2d on the cover like most "3D" covers i've seen. Just wondering if theres any quick tips for making a picture look good. If its more involved or you have to think about it alot don't worry about.  |
I see what you mean.
I don't do it the conventional way.
If the page is a little 3D but less than an inch or so from the background board, I just let it be scanned in that way and let the shadows fall where they may.
Or I take photos of things and then collage the photos of the 3D things onto the board and layer it that way.
There are a few tricks like that I just figure out in the process.
I don't have a fixed method for it, but just work it out on a case by case basis.
Much of the 3D stuff is just right on the rest of the board and I just send it in that way. And it is just scanned like that. |
Very cool this is exactly the response i was looking for.  |
Good.
Did we meet in Portland at the con?
You changed your name so many times I lost track of who you were  |
Yeah .......  _________________
MACK! wrote: |
Anato no ima wa warui des ka?
Sumiimasen dewa arimasen.
Anato no nihongo wa tetemo haiku!
Supercool!
Leggo my eggo. |
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