Mark
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Post by Mark on Aug 25, 2004 16:45:20 GMT -5
I often do a caricature that at the time I am quite happy with. But mostly a short time afterwards I look again (usually after I have posted it) and I see a dozen things I would like to change. Quite frustrating sometimes. I think I should maybe not post so quickly, but then if I waited till I am absolutely happy, then I wouldnt post at all  Anyone else have similar experiences ? .. Mark |
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Post by toonMom on Aug 25, 2004 18:48:24 GMT -5
Yep! All the time! I think part of it is seeing it on the screen (for me anyway) where you can stand back and get a good look.
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Post by stang on Aug 25, 2004 18:53:33 GMT -5
sometimes I'll wait a day . . . . then post it the next day.
STANG
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Post by Caricature Shop on Aug 25, 2004 19:05:38 GMT -5
I hear ya. It can become a rather anal process...the thinking. Actually some of the most inspired pics are quick and spontaneous.
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Post by corky on Sept 3, 2004 23:35:01 GMT -5
i agree that some of the best drawings are very spontaneous. my problem is overworking it, and losing that spark, the energy that was in the first drawing. even tracing it loses some of the dynamic motion of the original. and i start to rethink whether my first instincts are correct. at least , with live gigs, i can't do that. i have to draw quickly, then move on. no second-guessing!
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Post by dedder on Sept 4, 2004 12:18:18 GMT -5
I alway try to have it all in one go,make a smaller sized copy, and post it right away,if not good,I'll hear about it,if I'm not happy afterwards,there's always a chance to redo a piece.
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Post by jriley on Sept 16, 2004 4:46:18 GMT -5
all the time, i have to know when to stop drawing before i spoil it,i dont think any of us are satisfied ,as we know we improve all the time
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