This tile really conveys the image of a Kabuki-sho sekai (floating world). I really like it, it's like the original "draw here" template was kept under glass as your creativity flowed over it.
Wonderful.
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This tile is from Attack of the 50 Foot Mainquilter!
Tile Info
Comment:
Worlds away
By: LongIslandEddie
Checked out at: October 16, 2001
Checked in at: October 16, 2001
Checkout tile:
In Context
Posts
Hm...
Re: Hm...
Hi Shiro-
You know, that's exactly what I did! I took, (or borrowed), the original tile and used it to make a statement in gradient transparency, or letting the tile have a layered effect. I wanted to use this to achieve another level of artwork that deals more with the manipulation of images rather than the arranging of pixels. I waited a long time for someone who had enough appreciation for the artform to arrive and leave a comment, as you have done and I thank you for this Shiro. I was quite unsure whether the effect would serve to work against me at the scoring level by which we grade the work of others, but felt confident that even at the sacrifice of points, that there would be someone out here who would find the technique to be tasteful. Thank you Shiro for your uplifting comment as well as the encouragement that often comes from you. You are one of the artists out here who take the time to review others work and when thusly inspired, will stop to make a point of it. Your fine attitude will certainly work to make you as great as any other artist here and I thank you again for the confidence that you always seem to have in my abilities. Enjoy yourself and keep creating both nice thoughts and fine tiles! Kind Regards, Eddie M.
You know, that's exactly what I did! I took, (or borrowed), the original tile and used it to make a statement in gradient transparency, or letting the tile have a layered effect. I wanted to use this to achieve another level of artwork that deals more with the manipulation of images rather than the arranging of pixels. I waited a long time for someone who had enough appreciation for the artform to arrive and leave a comment, as you have done and I thank you for this Shiro. I was quite unsure whether the effect would serve to work against me at the scoring level by which we grade the work of others, but felt confident that even at the sacrifice of points, that there would be someone out here who would find the technique to be tasteful. Thank you Shiro for your uplifting comment as well as the encouragement that often comes from you. You are one of the artists out here who take the time to review others work and when thusly inspired, will stop to make a point of it. Your fine attitude will certainly work to make you as great as any other artist here and I thank you again for the confidence that you always seem to have in my abilities. Enjoy yourself and keep creating both nice thoughts and fine tiles! Kind Regards, Eddie M.
Re: Re: Hm...
Thank you. I really appreciate that.
I just feel that, if an artist deserves to be respected, they will be. If i find a tile is good, i look at the comments to it, and if there are none, i make my own.
Just my little contribution to this wonderful community. Enjoy myself is what i do here. ^_^
Thank you Eddie,
-Shiro
I just feel that, if an artist deserves to be respected, they will be. If i find a tile is good, i look at the comments to it, and if there are none, i make my own.
Just my little contribution to this wonderful community. Enjoy myself is what i do here. ^_^
Thank you Eddie,
-Shiro