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In reply to: ANTI-ALIASING
April 26, 2020 at 3:42 pm #2669ilias boufidisParticipantBrilliant! 🙂 thanks so much for considering this whole thing, best of wishes from over here, and thanks for Animation Paper!!!!
In reply to: ANTI-ALIASING
April 25, 2020 at 11:25 pm #2657ilias boufidisParticipantI see what you mean, and i understand it of course both as general practice and the complications you promptly thought of. But here’s some of my thoughts> I see clarity on the pixel level much beyond pixel art. (I consider pixels our art medium, the same way a sculptor sees stone), It allows one to make important decisions on line and overall resolution concepts and ultimately these affect a lot the way i animate. also, -in a sense- not being able to see my marks in their aliased situation cripples me in the head like if i’m forbidden to have a sharp enough pencil. i’m not talking about line thicknesses here i’m talking about the artistic process and the extent of artistic control afforded/allowed by the software. So if it takes a button option and software restart for the AA, and a snap to pixel grid for control of the brush for me to feel that if i want to i can work on my medium in it’s most honest form, i’d welcome it 🙂 also, all digital pictures are pixel art and you know it 😀 😀 😀 hahahaha nice talk 🙂