
Originally Posted by
vulkrypse
lucky for YOU, I don't have the time (or the desire, really) to start a war... btw, why blue backgrounds? and oddly spaced figures? just curious now, don't get defensive!!! then again... it might be entertaining

Defensive- me??? I'm as even tempered as a gelding
1) Wot mean BTW?
2) Blue background-lets me cut and paste without any "halo". I do a lot of work for architects, making virtual houses, eg garage from one house pasted onto another, roof from one onto another. That shade of blue does not occur in nature, so therefore the pastes are smooth without any bleed. This is an old special effects technique used, well, I think as early as the original King Kong. An interesting glitch occured during the filming of the original "Superman". His costume was so close in colour to that blue that it caused problems, so they had Christopher Reeve wear a blue-green (cyan) costume instead and corrected the colour during the printing. Even in this digital age it sometimes bites you, as I discovered when I did a 'toon of Silvia as Supergirl.
3) Oddly spaced firgures??? Do you mean the figures in the background are smaller than the ones in the foreground? That's called perspective. You know, vanishing points etc.
By the way, you're one BAAAAAD cartoonist yourself.
Roses are red
Buttercups yellow
A baby wears CYAN
If he's a fellow
Roses are red
Violets blue
Blood is MAGENTA
and you are too!
The three primary colours are Red Blue and GREEN
not as they teach in school Red Blue and YELLOW
those are the secondary colours and should be refered to as
Magenta, Cyan, and Yellow
End of lecture