Cool Stuff

Posted Jan 3, 2016 14:22 UTC (Sun) by rsidd (subscriber, #2582)
In reply to: Cool Stuff by ovitters
Parent article: Glass Half: The latest open movie from the Blender Institute (Opensource.com)

Er, ovitters wants people to lighten up? Maybe standards are different when Gnome3 is not the topic.

Also: boudewijn is correct, 2d animation and 3d animation are different art forms. Plus, let the users decide. (Not really ot: I remember when people asked, when Gimp existed, why did KDE bring us Krita? It turns out Krita serves a different sort of user.)

Re: 2d animation and 3d animation are different art forms

Posted Jan 3, 2016 22:41 UTC (Sun) by ldo (guest, #40946) [Link]

How long can you watch your favourite 2D-animated cartoon series nowadays without seeing some 3D graphics slip in somewhere?

You probably didn’t notice, because it was so seamlessly done.

The border lines between “different art forms” exist only in the minds of the unimaginative...

Cool Stuff

Posted Jan 3, 2016 22:54 UTC (Sun) by ovitters (guest, #27950) [Link]

Yeah, attack me for trying to tone down the aggressiveness in the comments. You could've read that it wasn't about taking sides.

Why get personal? I totally disagree with stop energy. GIMP is confusing. Develop whatever you want, etc.

I make a comment with the sole aim that discussion is done in a different way and your response is really poor.