BBV TAKES OVER TEH INTERWEB DRAWINGS

[kordoISback]

haha, who is working on the inside of the B, i had like .1% ink and I just scribbled a little white in there and the person doing the outline wrote "good"?

[dkgojackets]

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it says on the internet some where that drawing with the big line is a waste of ink compared to drawing with the little line many times, has anyone proven this true, or is it false
"Don't use the largest brush, [censored]. The ink used by each brush is NOT proportionate. The smallest brush will allow you to use ten times moar ink, albeit at ten times slower than the usual pace. "
source
http://www.encyclopediadramatica.com/Drawball

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I wouldnt trust anything said by /b/tards

[The Man Mulcahey]

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it says on the internet some where that drawing with the big line is a waste of ink compared to drawing with the little line many times, has anyone proven this true, or is it false
"Don't use the largest brush, [censored]. The ink used by each brush is NOT proportionate. The smallest brush will allow you to use ten times moar ink, albeit at ten times slower than the usual pace. "
source
http://www.encyclopediadramatica.com/Drawball

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so it takes 100 times as long to go through your ink? i would rather just use all my ink in about 10 minutes.

also, we need someone who is talented to fix the grateful dead logo. it's dying.

[xSCWx]

why is stuff that is colored over completely while zoomed in still showing up while zoomed out?

[The Man Mulcahey]

first b is getting [censored] slammed. i went through 40 to fix it, vandals had more than me, though.

[entertainme]

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why is stuff that is colored over completely while zoomed in still showing up while zoomed out?

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This seems to be an optical illusion of sorts.

You color something in solid. Move out a step. Looks like it wasn't filled in. Move out another step and you'll see your ink is there. For some reason it just seems to take a zoom or two for the new image to be consistent.

It is actually there though.

I'm using up ink as I get it, cause I can't count on not losing it all. So, I'm down to 1.9% again.

[kordoISback]

does anyone have any optimal ink using information, I have read on this forum that the more ink you get the faster u get more. So like at what point does it take about 24 hours to fill up to 100% ink, like 80%, 50%. And is there a point after say like 80% that it increases at the same rate?/?

[Funkert]

some of the zoom levels update faster than others..... so sometimes when u zoom out its not showing ur fresh in yet

kordo: if u dont let it get under 40%, u'll pretty much have 80-100% the next day again


edit: WTF, why did you put ur name on my secret piece of art SPB? [img]/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img]

[wet work]

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it says on the internet some where that drawing with the big line is a waste of ink compared to drawing with the little line many times, has anyone proven this true, or is it false
"Don't use the largest brush, [censored]. The ink used by each brush is NOT proportionate. The smallest brush will allow you to use ten times moar ink, albeit at ten times slower than the usual pace. "
source
http://www.encyclopediadramatica.com/Drawball

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so it takes 100 times as long to go through your ink? i would rather just use all my ink in about 10 minutes.

also, we need someone who is talented to fix the grateful dead logo. it's dying.

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I'm building my ink up a little bit then I'm going to redraw the whole thing. I was never really happy with the the lightning bolt and some other things. I'll probably start later tonight.

[The Man Mulcahey]

well, i thought it was really good in the beginning, just a few off lines, but way better than i can do. good work.