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VirusZero	Posted: Apr 30 2012, 09:06 PM Quote
Administrator Posts: 1234 Zenny: 6540 Member Inventory: View Donate Member No. 1 Joined: 21-January 10 Rep: 2 pts Status:	Of the types of art designs often used in cartoons, movies and art which of them do you prefer? (or does it matter?) The traditional 2D hand-drawn art in shows like Ultimate Spiderman (or Spectacular Spiderman or the Spiderman: The Animated Series from the 90's), Batman: The Animated Series, Superman: TAS, Justice League, etc... Or The CGI (3D) styled art from shows/movies like The Incredibles, Iron Man: Armored Adventures, Green Lantern: TAS, etc...
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randomdrifter865	Posted: Apr 30 2012, 11:39 PM Quote
You got all 7 of those Posts: 746 Zenny: 21475 Member Inventory: View Donate Member No. 10 Joined: 4-March 10 Rep: 3 pts Status:	Well to be honest I don't mind either artform really as long as the story well represents with the artstyle in use. I am fine dandy for the most part.
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VirusZero	Posted: Jun 24 2012, 07:29 PM Quote
Administrator Posts: 1234 Zenny: 6540 Member Inventory: View Donate Member No. 1 Joined: 21-January 10 Rep: 2 pts Status:	Personally I kind of prefer the drawn art style for cartoons rather than the CGI style. I just find that the drawn out style is more varied and you can get a lot more different looks compared to the CGI which is usually off proportioned people. (Like The Incredibles or Green Lantern TAS where the character's features look over exaggerated. ) This isn't to say I don't like CGI series, it's just that I prefer drawn series. If the story is good, I'll enjoy anything.
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Demon_skeith	Posted: Jul 5 2012, 11:34 PM Quote
Supersonic Posts: 374 Zenny: 7010 Member Inventory: View Donate Member No. 33 Joined: 3-January 11 Rep: 1 pts Status:	Here is a good example of CGI and hand drawn around 6:00: I rather have hand drawn really. This post has been edited by Demon_skeith: Jul 5 2012, 11:34 PM
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