watercolor

The map is actually a collage of 186 a3 watercolor sheets that took 2 years (2300 hrs)to 3d model, draw and paint.

This still makes the assumption that these kinds of watercolor conversations are unable to occur online.

There's also other tradeoffs ex: - I'd say Paper's watercolor tool is better than Sketchology's for intra-line interactions.

The most frustrating speed issue for me was when painting with watercolor brush where the variable speed changes the effect of the ink.

Since a large company does a lot of things, you're pretty much down to selling fruit or watercolor paintings of stuffed animals, if that.

Unfortunately, maintaining the watercolor (even with the tiles) as we changed the campus (e.g.

It's pretty fair to say that your watercolor would be way more awesome a piece of artwork, and way more deserving of recognition, than my digital picture.

Similarly for painting; you're looking at a world of difference between watercolor and oil (just to pick two examples), and what you chose depends on the goals.

A few minutes and an upholstery needle and I have graph paper, light-weight blank, and watercolor paper bound together just the way I like it.

She illustrates the deformities with watercolor.

Especially now that I realize that he is working in watercolor, which doesn't easily allow the kind of layering that you can do in acrylic or oil.

•The camera—Pictures look more like impressionist watercolor paintings rather than scene recreations.

As an author once said, "everyone in Portland has three lives." They're a waitress, a mother, a watercolor artist.

Hired an illustrator to do a watercolor of the campus on large tiles (maybe 8" by 11") and then scanned them in at high resolution and created a large image that we ran through OpenLayers [1] and built a searchable campus map.

This article also mentions somebody's reaction to Princess Kaguya as looking "unfinished" - I saw the the same comment elsewhere (on HN maybe?) I am really taken aback by this - the watercolor/ink style may be a little bit unusual these days, but it's not as though animation has never been done in this style before, nor that artwork of this style is completely alien.

Perhaps they're pulling another 'Watercolor' (the pre-release decoy Windows XP theme that was replaced by Luna at the last minute), but I'm not getting my hopes up.