The Aesthetic Rebellion

[liralarum@metalhead.club]

@davidrevoy awwww 🥰

[nangpa@oslo.town]

@LucKeyProductions @davidrevoy

Love it

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[ophis@brain.worm.pink]

@davidrevoy so uhhhh this isn't gonna be a permanent change is it?

[andrewrk@mastodon.social]

@davidrevoy but why doesn't she just get rid of the bird and draw what she wants?

[tshirtman@mas.to]

@davidrevoy jackson pollock truly was a visionary.

[pfelelep@piaille.fr]

@davidrevoy j'adore!

[erfanekm@khiar.net]

@davidrevoy
I like how it breaks the fourth wall

[niklaskorz@rheinneckar.social]

@Sassinake @davidrevoy I had the exact same thought! For all the things generative images have taken from us, this comic made me hopeful we'll at least see new creative directions in return.

[smoi@hostux.social]

@davidrevoy très sympa l'évolution des panels en meme temps que l'histoire! J'adore!

[fluffy@plush.city]

@davidrevoy I love how in the timelapse it's clear that you started out by drawing everything clean and refined and then you layered sketchiness and roughness on top of it, making it super duper *absolutely* deliberate.

[vantablack2000@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@davidrevoy Great Comic. I love the art style transitions.

[davidrevoy@framapiaf.org]

@VANTABlack2000 Thank you!

[szakib@freeradical.zone]

@davidrevoy High art! ️

[davidrevoy@framapiaf.org]

@fluffy Thank you! Yes, I had no idea how to degrade it properly, even if it was on my scenario. For the line-art, no problem; thicker and angular shapes, that was easy; but for the shading, I had no idea how to reach what I had in mind, so I simply shaded it the usual way, and thanks to the Gmic "degrade" filters and more layer of brush strokes on the top, I could get this result.

[davidrevoy@framapiaf.org]

@smoi Merci du retour! J'étais préoccupé avant de le poster que le concept se comprenne mal; je suis très content de voir que ça fonctionne!

[saveriobran@mastodon.uno]

@davidrevoy I think human art can be imitated, reproduced but what makes it authentic and special is the momentum, the feeling we live when we make art, leading to an authentic creation. An AI will never do it in that way, even if one day it could have a conscience... always different from our way of being.

[davidrevoy@framapiaf.org]

@erfanekm Thank you. It's probably the first time I'm using "the style" as a storytelling device.

[davidrevoy@framapiaf.org]

@tshirtman My favorite. I spent probably 30 minute in the MET in the Pollock room; a large (oversized) room with a massive pollock , in black and white over a cardboard colored background. That's epic abstraction; the movement, the dance, the happening. Yes, really ahead of our time. I wish I could visit this room weekly as a reminder of how powerful is art.

[davidrevoy@framapiaf.org]

@andrewrk Haha, for storytelling reason, I'm keeping them interacting. She tried to get rid of it a couple of time in the past, but it's "here to stay", so I'm glad I can continue to have a device to do metaphors.

[davidrevoy@framapiaf.org]

@ophis Not sure, my own style is like the texture and color of my hair after decade of work on it; it will come back even if I put layer of dye on the top. But maybe I'll try to not care to be as polished and clean for the rendering (I'll keep all effort on scenario); something like panel 2 type of degradation maybe.