Comments on: Brush With Success http://drawn.ca/archive/brush-with-success/ llustration, Comics, Animation, and Cartoon Art Mon, 12 Dec 2011 21:52:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Mulligan Stew Fish Dog Food http://drawn.ca/archive/brush-with-success/comment-page-2/#comment-684296 Mulligan Stew Fish Dog Food Thu, 27 May 2010 05:17:27 +0000 http://drawn.ca/2005/10/28/brush-with-success/#comment-684296 This is really a very good invention. I like it. Hope, you will success. Keep it up. This is really a very good invention. I like it. Hope, you will success. Keep it up.

]]> By: Mulligan Stew Fish Dog Food http://drawn.ca/archive/brush-with-success/comment-page-2/#comment-684297 Mulligan Stew Fish Dog Food Thu, 27 May 2010 05:17:13 +0000 http://drawn.ca/2005/10/28/brush-with-success/#comment-684297 This is really a very good invention. I like it. Hope, you will success. Keep it up. This is really a very good invention. I like it. Hope, you will success. Keep it up.

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]]> By: andy http://drawn.ca/archive/brush-with-success/comment-page-2/#comment-37448 andy Thu, 02 Mar 2006 03:58:11 +0000 http://drawn.ca/2005/10/28/brush-with-success/#comment-37448 Dear webmaster, My name is andy. And i am from china. I find your blog from google.com. And deeply impressed by your space and words, So I am very happy to exchange website link with you. our oil painting website info is as follows: Title:wholesale oil painting from China Website: http://www.jandm.cn Logo: http://www.jandm.cn/images/logo2.gif Description:J&M artwork offers beautiful oil paintings artwork and frames. Flattest price and museum quality. 100% hand made and 100% payback guarantee. If you would like to exchange your link with us. Please contact me and give me your site info.We will add yours soon.Thanks a lot. My msn is xmbeckham#hotmail.com (change # into @) email: jandm58#gmail.com (change # into @) http://www.startcom.cn/1/lover.jpg http://www.startcom.cn/1/magic.jpg Dear webmaster,

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Website: http://www.jandm.cn
Logo: http://www.jandm.cn/images/logo2.gif
Description:J&M artwork offers beautiful oil paintings artwork and frames. Flattest price and museum quality. 100% hand made and 100% payback guarantee.

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]]> By: andy http://drawn.ca/archive/brush-with-success/comment-page-2/#comment-688712 andy Thu, 02 Mar 2006 03:58:00 +0000 http://drawn.ca/2005/10/28/brush-with-success/#comment-688712 Dear webmaster, My name is andy. And i am from china. I find your blog from google.com. And deeply impressed by your space and words, So I am very happy to exchange website link with you. our oil painting website info is as follows: Title:wholesale oil painting from China Website: http://www.jandm.cn Logo: http://www.jandm.cn/images/logo2.gif Description:J&M artwork offers beautiful oil paintings artwork and frames. Flattest price and museum quality. 100% hand made and 100% payback guarantee. If you would like to exchange your link with us. Please contact me and give me your site info.We will add yours soon.Thanks a lot. My msn is xmbeckham#hotmail.com (change # into @) email: jandm58#gmail.com (change # into @) http://www.startcom.cn/1/lover.jpg http://www.startcom.cn/1/magic.jpg Dear webmaster,

My name is andy. And i am from china. I find your blog from google.com. And deeply impressed by your space and words, So I am very happy to exchange website link with you. our oil painting website info is as follows:
Title:wholesale oil painting from China
Website: http://www.jandm.cn
Logo: http://www.jandm.cn/images/logo2.gif
Description:J&M artwork offers beautiful oil paintings artwork and frames. Flattest price and museum quality. 100% hand made and 100% payback guarantee.

If you would like to exchange your link with us. Please contact me and give me your site info.We will add yours soon.Thanks a lot.
My msn is xmbeckham#hotmail.com (change # into @)
email: jandm58#gmail.com (change # into @)

http://www.startcom.cn/1/lover.jpg
http://www.startcom.cn/1/magic.jpg

]]> By: maryg says http://drawn.ca/archive/brush-with-success/comment-page-2/#comment-32917 maryg says Thu, 02 Feb 2006 19:51:52 +0000 http://drawn.ca/2005/10/28/brush-with-success/#comment-32917 I liked Yancy's comment: "It's refreshing to see more technology that fosters organic art & techniques." I myself am honest when I say that technology intiminates me. I'm a bit old-fashioned. On the same token that doesn't mean that I am not open-minded to digital art or will ever learn it. I recognize its potential as different than pre-tech art, you can't really compare them even,as they're totally different, but certainly not less or more than the other. There was a day when I thought I would never say that. With the paintbrush camera, I agree that it promotes a little more tactile, impulsive and instant effect than even with a computer program such as photoshop. I get discouraged with using the programs because of all the rules and formalities that one still has to learn and undergo in order to produce an image, but then again, it's really no different - you still have to learn the old techniques! I'm sure if I just actually would get off my lazy butt and teach myself these programs I wouldn't feel intiminated. People who are used to computers probably would say the same thing about anything pre-technology. The "instant " quality that can be achieved by just touching the old-fashioned canvas with the old-fashioned brush can be simulated with the camerabrush as well, as much as that may seem contrived . I also agree that the product needs further developement and exploration. The demo gives only th obvious uses for the camerabrush. It's not exactley my bowl of pretzels, as I have a fetish for "real" materials, but I am refreshed to see technology made simpler and made within the "flavour" of pre-tech processes. I liked Yancy’s comment: “It’s refreshing to see more technology that fosters organic art & techniques.” I myself am honest when I say that technology intiminates me. I’m a bit old-fashioned. On the same token that doesn’t mean that I am not open-minded to digital art or will ever learn it. I recognize its potential as different than pre-tech art, you can’t really compare them even,as they’re totally different, but certainly not less or more than the other. There was a day when I thought I would never say that. With the paintbrush camera, I agree that it promotes a little more tactile, impulsive and instant effect than even with a computer program such as photoshop. I get discouraged with using the programs because of all the rules and formalities that one still has to learn and undergo in order to produce an image, but then again, it’s really no different – you still have to learn the old techniques! I’m sure if I just actually would get off my lazy butt and teach myself these programs I wouldn’t feel intiminated. People who are used to computers probably would say the same thing about anything pre-technology. The “instant ” quality that can be achieved by just touching the old-fashioned canvas with the old-fashioned brush can be simulated with the camerabrush as well, as much as that may seem contrived . I also agree that the product needs further developement and exploration. The demo gives only th obvious uses for the camerabrush. It’s not exactley my bowl of pretzels, as I have a fetish for “real” materials, but I am refreshed to see technology made simpler and made within the “flavour” of pre-tech processes.

]]> By: maryg says http://drawn.ca/archive/brush-with-success/comment-page-2/#comment-688711 maryg says Thu, 02 Feb 2006 19:51:00 +0000 http://drawn.ca/2005/10/28/brush-with-success/#comment-688711 I liked Yancy's comment: "It's refreshing to see more technology that fosters organic art & techniques." I myself am honest when I say that technology intiminates me. I'm a bit old-fashioned. On the same token that doesn't mean that I am not open-minded to digital art or will ever learn it. I recognize its potential as different than pre-tech art, you can't really compare them even,as they're totally different, but certainly not less or more than the other. There was a day when I thought I would never say that. With the paintbrush camera, I agree that it promotes a little more tactile, impulsive and instant effect than even with a computer program such as photoshop. I get discouraged with using the programs because of all the rules and formalities that one still has to learn and undergo in order to produce an image, but then again, it's really no different - you still have to learn the old techniques! I'm sure if I just actually would get off my lazy butt and teach myself these programs I wouldn't feel intiminated. People who are used to computers probably would say the same thing about anything pre-technology. The "instant " quality that can be achieved by just touching the old-fashioned canvas with the old-fashioned brush can be simulated with the camerabrush as well, as much as that may seem contrived . I also agree that the product needs further developement and exploration. The demo gives only th obvious uses for the camerabrush. It's not exactley my bowl of pretzels, as I have a fetish for "real" materials, but I am refreshed to see technology made simpler and made within the "flavour" of pre-tech processes. I liked Yancy’s comment: “It’s refreshing to see more technology that fosters organic art & techniques.” I myself am honest when I say that technology intiminates me. I’m a bit old-fashioned. On the same token that doesn’t mean that I am not open-minded to digital art or will ever learn it. I recognize its potential as different than pre-tech art, you can’t really compare them even,as they’re totally different, but certainly not less or more than the other. There was a day when I thought I would never say that. With the paintbrush camera, I agree that it promotes a little more tactile, impulsive and instant effect than even with a computer program such as photoshop. I get discouraged with using the programs because of all the rules and formalities that one still has to learn and undergo in order to produce an image, but then again, it’s really no different – you still have to learn the old techniques! I’m sure if I just actually would get off my lazy butt and teach myself these programs I wouldn’t feel intiminated. People who are used to computers probably would say the same thing about anything pre-technology. The “instant ” quality that can be achieved by just touching the old-fashioned canvas with the old-fashioned brush can be simulated with the camerabrush as well, as much as that may seem contrived . I also agree that the product needs further developement and exploration. The demo gives only th obvious uses for the camerabrush. It’s not exactley my bowl of pretzels, as I have a fetish for “real” materials, but I am refreshed to see technology made simpler and made within the “flavour” of pre-tech processes.

]]> By: Kate http://drawn.ca/archive/brush-with-success/comment-page-2/#comment-31104 Kate Tue, 24 Jan 2006 17:33:04 +0000 http://drawn.ca/2005/10/28/brush-with-success/#comment-31104 It is totally cool and would be great in a school setting. Imagine letting children paint with patterns they find. There are so many possibilities for this tool. As a teacher I can't wait until it actually exists for purchase. It is totally cool and would be great in a school setting. Imagine letting children paint with patterns they find. There are so many possibilities for this tool. As a teacher I can’t wait until it actually exists for purchase.

]]> By: Kate http://drawn.ca/archive/brush-with-success/comment-page-2/#comment-688710 Kate Tue, 24 Jan 2006 17:33:00 +0000 http://drawn.ca/2005/10/28/brush-with-success/#comment-688710 It is totally cool and would be great in a school setting. Imagine letting children paint with patterns they find. There are so many possibilities for this tool. As a teacher I can't wait until it actually exists for purchase. It is totally cool and would be great in a school setting. Imagine letting children paint with patterns they find. There are so many possibilities for this tool. As a teacher I can’t wait until it actually exists for purchase.

]]> By: SitePoint Blogs » I/O Brush—Sample your World http://drawn.ca/archive/brush-with-success/comment-page-2/#comment-31007 SitePoint Blogs » I/O Brush—Sample your World Mon, 23 Jan 2006 07:05:50 +0000 http://drawn.ca/2005/10/28/brush-with-success/#comment-31007 [...] (Via Drawn) Tags: design, gadgets [...] [...] (Via Drawn) Tags: design, gadgets [...]

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