TechnolgyGuy wrote:

Remember, do you work so you don't get “fired”. This is the first Inc I was ever in, so it would be a shame of getting “fired”.

LeScratcher wrote:

TechnolgyGuy wrote:

Remember, do you work so you don't get “fired”. This is the first Inc I was ever in, so it would be a shame of getting “fired”.

At your rate, you won't.

Zaneki wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

Zaneki wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

That is where the other teams come in. C'mon AMAZING graphics! THE BEST games! Sound! Art! Interaction! We have more than one team. No project is solely for one group. Say platformers. We have people who are here ONLY to do art. And I bet ya they'll do it well.

Yeah, but…
Usually I do art best as freestanding pieces. Just letting ya know. I don't always have the energy or the experience to do this with every piece. Plus, it's going to be rough if we work as divisions only, because each artist has his or her own style, and it becomes blatantly obvious what was done by who when it's all pieced together.

Not exactly. If I just told you to draw something. You could do it. Sure, you would have your own side of it, but that is what will make the things we do unique. And I'm not so sure style matters much if one person draws a hero, and another draws and animates and alien.

I can understand where your logic is coming from, but hear me out when I say that not all styles look good when placed together. Don't expect for every style to coincide perfectly just because they're separated by sprites or backgrounds. People will notice. I can handle the putting-together of unmatching styles, but some things just won't fit. Trust me, dear, I've been working in graphic design for a while.

tacky365 wrote:

Zaneki wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

Zaneki wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

That is where the other teams come in. C'mon AMAZING graphics! THE BEST games! Sound! Art! Interaction! We have more than one team. No project is solely for one group. Say platformers. We have people who are here ONLY to do art. And I bet ya they'll do it well.

Yeah, but…
Usually I do art best as freestanding pieces. Just letting ya know. I don't always have the energy or the experience to do this with every piece. Plus, it's going to be rough if we work as divisions only, because each artist has his or her own style, and it becomes blatantly obvious what was done by who when it's all pieced together.

Not exactly. If I just told you to draw something. You could do it. Sure, you would have your own side of it, but that is what will make the things we do unique. And I'm not so sure style matters much if one person draws a hero, and another draws and animates and alien.

I can understand where your logic is coming from, but hear me out when I say that not all styles look good when placed together. Don't expect for every style to coincide perfectly just because they're separated by sprites or backgrounds. People will notice. I can handle the putting-together of unmatching styles, but some things just won't fit. Trust me, dear, I've been working in graphic design for a while.

I know what you mean Zaneki. Like what if one character is 8 bit and one is made using blender Maybe you should tell the specific kind of art we should make, whether its blurry/ pixel/ vector/ etc. Lescratcher

Zaneki wrote:

tacky365 wrote:

Zaneki wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

Zaneki wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

That is where the other teams come in. C'mon AMAZING graphics! THE BEST games! Sound! Art! Interaction! We have more than one team. No project is solely for one group. Say platformers. We have people who are here ONLY to do art. And I bet ya they'll do it well.

Yeah, but…
Usually I do art best as freestanding pieces. Just letting ya know. I don't always have the energy or the experience to do this with every piece. Plus, it's going to be rough if we work as divisions only, because each artist has his or her own style, and it becomes blatantly obvious what was done by who when it's all pieced together.

Not exactly. If I just told you to draw something. You could do it. Sure, you would have your own side of it, but that is what will make the things we do unique. And I'm not so sure style matters much if one person draws a hero, and another draws and animates and alien.

I can understand where your logic is coming from, but hear me out when I say that not all styles look good when placed together. Don't expect for every style to coincide perfectly just because they're separated by sprites or backgrounds. People will notice. I can handle the putting-together of unmatching styles, but some things just won't fit. Trust me, dear, I've been working in graphic design for a while.

I know what you mean Zaneki. Like what if one character is 8 bit and one is made using blender Maybe you should tell the specific kind of art we should make, whether its blurry/ pixel/ vector/ etc. Lescratcher

What kind of art should probably be decided after the assignment has been given. Although I think it'd be an interesting twist, not too many people are interested in using a pixel-art based OS.

tacky365 wrote:

Zaneki wrote:

tacky365 wrote:

Zaneki wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

Zaneki wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

That is where the other teams come in. C'mon AMAZING graphics! THE BEST games! Sound! Art! Interaction! We have more than one team. No project is solely for one group. Say platformers. We have people who are here ONLY to do art. And I bet ya they'll do it well.

Yeah, but…
Usually I do art best as freestanding pieces. Just letting ya know. I don't always have the energy or the experience to do this with every piece. Plus, it's going to be rough if we work as divisions only, because each artist has his or her own style, and it becomes blatantly obvious what was done by who when it's all pieced together.

Not exactly. If I just told you to draw something. You could do it. Sure, you would have your own side of it, but that is what will make the things we do unique. And I'm not so sure style matters much if one person draws a hero, and another draws and animates and alien.

I can understand where your logic is coming from, but hear me out when I say that not all styles look good when placed together. Don't expect for every style to coincide perfectly just because they're separated by sprites or backgrounds. People will notice. I can handle the putting-together of unmatching styles, but some things just won't fit. Trust me, dear, I've been working in graphic design for a while.

I know what you mean Zaneki. Like what if one character is 8 bit and one is made using blender Maybe you should tell the specific kind of art we should make, whether its blurry/ pixel/ vector/ etc. Lescratcher

What kind of art should probably be decided after the assignment has been given. Although I think it'd be an interesting twist, not too many people are interested in using a pixel-art based OS.

Not too many people are going to like a pixel based OS is true. Maybe we could have a setting to change modes for fun?

tacky365 wrote:

Zaneki wrote:

tacky365 wrote:

Zaneki wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

Zaneki wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

That is where the other teams come in. C'mon AMAZING graphics! THE BEST games! Sound! Art! Interaction! We have more than one team. No project is solely for one group. Say platformers. We have people who are here ONLY to do art. And I bet ya they'll do it well.

Yeah, but…
Usually I do art best as freestanding pieces. Just letting ya know. I don't always have the energy or the experience to do this with every piece. Plus, it's going to be rough if we work as divisions only, because each artist has his or her own style, and it becomes blatantly obvious what was done by who when it's all pieced together.

Not exactly. If I just told you to draw something. You could do it. Sure, you would have your own side of it, but that is what will make the things we do unique. And I'm not so sure style matters much if one person draws a hero, and another draws and animates and alien.

I can understand where your logic is coming from, but hear me out when I say that not all styles look good when placed together. Don't expect for every style to coincide perfectly just because they're separated by sprites or backgrounds. People will notice. I can handle the putting-together of unmatching styles, but some things just won't fit. Trust me, dear, I've been working in graphic design for a while.

I know what you mean Zaneki. Like what if one character is 8 bit and one is made using blender Maybe you should tell the specific kind of art we should make, whether its blurry/ pixel/ vector/ etc. Lescratcher

What kind of art should probably be decided after the assignment has been given. Although I think it'd be an interesting twist, not too many people are interested in using a pixel-art based OS.

Not too many people are going to like a pixel based OS is true. Maybe we could have a setting to change modes for fun?

Zaneki wrote:

tacky365 wrote:

Zaneki wrote:

tacky365 wrote:

Zaneki wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

Zaneki wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

That is where the other teams come in. C'mon AMAZING graphics! THE BEST games! Sound! Art! Interaction! We have more than one team. No project is solely for one group. Say platformers. We have people who are here ONLY to do art. And I bet ya they'll do it well.

Yeah, but…
Usually I do art best as freestanding pieces. Just letting ya know. I don't always have the energy or the experience to do this with every piece. Plus, it's going to be rough if we work as divisions only, because each artist has his or her own style, and it becomes blatantly obvious what was done by who when it's all pieced together.

Not exactly. If I just told you to draw something. You could do it. Sure, you would have your own side of it, but that is what will make the things we do unique. And I'm not so sure style matters much if one person draws a hero, and another draws and animates and alien.

I can understand where your logic is coming from, but hear me out when I say that not all styles look good when placed together. Don't expect for every style to coincide perfectly just because they're separated by sprites or backgrounds. People will notice. I can handle the putting-together of unmatching styles, but some things just won't fit. Trust me, dear, I've been working in graphic design for a while.

I know what you mean Zaneki. Like what if one character is 8 bit and one is made using blender Maybe you should tell the specific kind of art we should make, whether its blurry/ pixel/ vector/ etc. Lescratcher

What kind of art should probably be decided after the assignment has been given. Although I think it'd be an interesting twist, not too many people are interested in using a pixel-art based OS.

Not too many people are going to like a pixel based OS is true. Maybe we could have a setting to change modes for fun?

Hmm… maybe. Sounds interesting, but it'd be an extra burden on programmers (not that I'd know, because frankly I'm a rather p1ss-poor coder myself :P )
It'll also be twice the work for artists, though.
I think we should keep that idea in mind.

Yellow Blob wrote:

quote=p1ss-bad coder]

tacky365 wrote:

p1ss-bad coder wrote:

Yellow Blob wrote:

p1ss-bad coder wrote:

LeScratcher the AWESOME wrote:

p1ss-bad coder wrote:

LeScratcher the AWESOME wrote:

That is where the other teams come in. C'mon AMAZING graphics! THE BEST games! Sound! Art! Interaction! We have more than one team. No project is solely for one group. Say platformers. We have people who are here ONLY to do art. And I bet ya they'll do it well.

Yeah, but…
Usually I do art best as freestanding pieces. Just letting ya know. I don't always have the energy or the experience to do this with every piece. Plus, it's going to be rough if we work as divisions only, because each artist has his or her own style, and it becomes blatantly obvious what was done by who when it's all pieced together.

Not exactly. If I just told you to draw something. You could do it. Sure, you would have your own side of it, but that is what will make the things we do unique. And I'm not so sure style matters much if one person draws a hero, and another draws and animates and alien.

I can understand where your logic is coming from, but hear me out when I say that not all styles look good when placed together. Don't expect for every style to coincide perfectly just because they're separated by sprites or backgrounds. People will notice. I can handle the putting-together of unmatching styles, but some things just won't fit. Trust me, dear, I've been working in graphic design for a while.

I know what you mean Zaneki. Like what if one character is 8 bit and one is made using blender Maybe you should tell the specific kind of art we should make, whether its blurry/ pixel/ vector/ etc. Lescratcher

What kind of art should probably be decided after the assignment has been given. Although I think it'd be an interesting twist, not too many people are interested in using a pixel-art based OS.

Not too many people are going to like a pixel based OS is true. Maybe we could have a setting to change modes for fun?

Hmm… maybe. Sounds interesting, but it'd be an extra burden on programmers (not that I'd know, because frankly I'm a rather p1ss-poor coder myself :P )
It'll also be twice the work for artists, though.
I think we should keep that idea in mind.

Zaneki wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

Zaneki wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

That is where the other teams come in. C'mon AMAZING graphics! THE BEST games! Sound! Art! Interaction! We have more than one team. No project is solely for one group. Say platformers. We have people who are here ONLY to do art. And I bet ya they'll do it well.

Yeah, but…
Usually I do art best as freestanding pieces. Just letting ya know. I don't always have the energy or the experience to do this with every piece. Plus, it's going to be rough if we work as divisions only, because each artist has his or her own style, and it becomes blatantly obvious what was done by who when it's all pieced together.

Not exactly. If I just told you to draw something. You could do it. Sure, you would have your own side of it, but that is what will make the things we do unique. And I'm not so sure style matters much if one person draws a hero, and another draws and animates and alien.

I can understand where your logic is coming from, but hear me out when I say that not all styles look good when placed together. Don't expect for every style to coincide perfectly just because they're separated by sprites or backgrounds. People will notice. I can handle the putting-together of unmatching styles, but some things just won't fit. Trust me, dear, I've been working in graphic design for a while.

LeScratcher wrote:

Zaneki wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

Zaneki wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

That is where the other teams come in. C'mon AMAZING graphics! THE BEST games! Sound! Art! Interaction! We have more than one team. No project is solely for one group. Say platformers. We have people who are here ONLY to do art. And I bet ya they'll do it well.

Yeah, but…
Usually I do art best as freestanding pieces. Just letting ya know. I don't always have the energy or the experience to do this with every piece. Plus, it's going to be rough if we work as divisions only, because each artist has his or her own style, and it becomes blatantly obvious what was done by who when it's all pieced together.

Not exactly. If I just told you to draw something. You could do it. Sure, you would have your own side of it, but that is what will make the things we do unique. And I'm not so sure style matters much if one person draws a hero, and another draws and animates and alien.

I can understand where your logic is coming from, but hear me out when I say that not all styles look good when placed together. Don't expect for every style to coincide perfectly just because they're separated by sprites or backgrounds. People will notice. I can handle the putting-together of unmatching styles, but some things just won't fit. Trust me, dear, I've been working in graphic design for a while.

Ahh…graphic design…it's an art in itself. And I took it as a class last year in school. Do what you need to, but leave some of it for me.

ptenkale123 wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

Zaneki wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

Zaneki wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

That is where the other teams come in. C'mon AMAZING graphics! THE BEST games! Sound! Art! Interaction! We have more than one team. No project is solely for one group. Say platformers. We have people who are here ONLY to do art. And I bet ya they'll do it well.

Yeah, but…
Usually I do art best as freestanding pieces. Just letting ya know. I don't always have the energy or the experience to do this with every piece. Plus, it's going to be rough if we work as divisions only, because each artist has his or her own style, and it becomes blatantly obvious what was done by who when it's all pieced together.

Not exactly. If I just told you to draw something. You could do it. Sure, you would have your own side of it, but that is what will make the things we do unique. And I'm not so sure style matters much if one person draws a hero, and another draws and animates and alien.

I can understand where your logic is coming from, but hear me out when I say that not all styles look good when placed together. Don't expect for every style to coincide perfectly just because they're separated by sprites or backgrounds. People will notice. I can handle the putting-together of unmatching styles, but some things just won't fit. Trust me, dear, I've been working in graphic design for a while.

Ahh…graphic design…it's an art in itself. And I took it as a class last year in school. Do what you need to, but leave some of it for me.

By “graphic design” you mean Combo-Tech rite? I am taking Combo-Tech this year, so I might be able to help with the art if its needed. Just an FYI the only graphic design program that I can use is photoshop, so don't expect it have vector graphics like illustrator.

LeScratcher wrote:

ptenkale123 wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

Zaneki wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

Zaneki wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

That is where the other teams come in. C'mon AMAZING graphics! THE BEST games! Sound! Art! Interaction! We have more than one team. No project is solely for one group. Say platformers. We have people who are here ONLY to do art. And I bet ya they'll do it well.

Yeah, but…
Usually I do art best as freestanding pieces. Just letting ya know. I don't always have the energy or the experience to do this with every piece. Plus, it's going to be rough if we work as divisions only, because each artist has his or her own style, and it becomes blatantly obvious what was done by who when it's all pieced together.

Not exactly. If I just told you to draw something. You could do it. Sure, you would have your own side of it, but that is what will make the things we do unique. And I'm not so sure style matters much if one person draws a hero, and another draws and animates and alien.

I can understand where your logic is coming from, but hear me out when I say that not all styles look good when placed together. Don't expect for every style to coincide perfectly just because they're separated by sprites or backgrounds. People will notice. I can handle the putting-together of unmatching styles, but some things just won't fit. Trust me, dear, I've been working in graphic design for a while.

Ahh…graphic design…it's an art in itself. And I took it as a class last year in school. Do what you need to, but leave some of it for me.

By “graphic design” you mean Combo-Tech rite? I am taking Combo-Tech this year, so I might be able to help with the art if its needed. Just an FYI the only graphic design program that I can use is photoshop, so don't expect it have vector graphics like illustrator.

XD No GIMP? No paint.NET? Your class will be competely different form last year, trust me.

ptenkale123 wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

ptenkale123 wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

Zaneki wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

Zaneki wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

That is where the other teams come in. C'mon AMAZING graphics! THE BEST games! Sound! Art! Interaction! We have more than one team. No project is solely for one group. Say platformers. We have people who are here ONLY to do art. And I bet ya they'll do it well.

Yeah, but…
Usually I do art best as freestanding pieces. Just letting ya know. I don't always have the energy or the experience to do this with every piece. Plus, it's going to be rough if we work as divisions only, because each artist has his or her own style, and it becomes blatantly obvious what was done by who when it's all pieced together.

Not exactly. If I just told you to draw something. You could do it. Sure, you would have your own side of it, but that is what will make the things we do unique. And I'm not so sure style matters much if one person draws a hero, and another draws and animates and alien.

I can understand where your logic is coming from, but hear me out when I say that not all styles look good when placed together. Don't expect for every style to coincide perfectly just because they're separated by sprites or backgrounds. People will notice. I can handle the putting-together of unmatching styles, but some things just won't fit. Trust me, dear, I've been working in graphic design for a while.

Ahh…graphic design…it's an art in itself. And I took it as a class last year in school. Do what you need to, but leave some of it for me.

By “graphic design” you mean Combo-Tech rite? I am taking Combo-Tech this year, so I might be able to help with the art if its needed. Just an FYI the only graphic design program that I can use is photoshop, so don't expect it have vector graphics like illustrator.

XD No GIMP? No paint.NET? Your class will be competely different form last year, trust me.

Are those all free?

ptenkale123 wrote:

LeScratcher wrote:

XD No GIMP? No paint.NET? Your class will be competely different form last year, trust me.

Are those all free?

LeScratcher wrote:

DJ-stickman is Crazy wrote:

LeScratcher is Crazier wrote:

Subject 1 wrote:

1. Almost a year now
2. Followers #145
3. 37 in all, very few remixed many music
4. Skill or Specialty: music
5. Simulations, Games, Math, Music, or Animating? MUSIC4EVA! lol I also like animating and games and I am good at maths
6. Any other Inc.'s you in? I just came back
7. How awesome is @LeScratcher? (JK that was a joke) Of course

MUSIC 4 YOU 4 EVA! XD

Maaan you are sooo crazy - we are gonna get along just fine…. so what do I do?

I just wrote:

Nothing yet, unless you want to make a logo and forum signature (like yours). The theme colors are orange,white, and black (my colors and Scratch's colors).