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Published: 2018-08-05 11:00:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 1330; Favourites: 37; Downloads: 4
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It's one of them so-called vantage points!
Did this at work and at home, especially last night when all the callers were mean people who yelled a lot
While working on this I was reading "The Mysteries of London" by Reynolds, "The Wrecking Crew" by Hamilton, and "The Shame of the Cities" by Steffens I've been watching early black & white episodes of "The Saint" with Roger Moore
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Thanks! Think I ought to do more with him?
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I love the shading and highlights in this! The red also pops and contrasts well against the greens.
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Thank you, Kitty! Glad you dig it
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A good place to hide!!!!!!......Beautifully camouflaged!!!
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Hehe nobody sees until it's too late!
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Don't let the mean people get you down...feel pity for them, they are obviously unhappy.
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I know they're sometimes good people at a bad moment or folks who are suffering
and can't deal with it... but there's other times where it's folks who are doing a job
like we are, yet they try and direct their frustrations at us...
We had a guy this week who, instead of de-escalating a fairly stupid problem
with his customer, chose instead to call and scream at us for something that was
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People can be nucking futs at times.
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judgement or they simply don't think
that there might be a simpler way
of doing things.
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Yup! Thank God you and I are more level-headed!
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I try anyhow! Forwarding aggression often takes
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Mawgly! Thank you very much, dear buddy!
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Is that what that guy is gonna shoot at?
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spray dat art anywhere
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I forgot what I was thinking about when I wrote that original comment.
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It's okay, as long as we're talking, buddy!
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really nice ... I would have maybe put the background to a bit higher contrast to the foreground but anyway, it cool
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Spirit! Thank you, buddy! It's so hard to know whether I'm going too soft or too dark The whole shape of the picture comes from a photo I took of ripped paint on a men's room wall 3 years ago... although I cheated a little with the branches and vines Do you think it looks true enough to 1960 illustration?
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oh, vines ... now that you say it
yea, I know what you're talking about sometimes I like the color intensity of my stuff and a couple of hours later, after a break, I just thing "is this a joke?"
finding the golden mean is always the art ... and than you see it on another monitor or program and simply want to scream
yea, to dark isn't a good idea ... especially on old monitors (but that's not my case 
hmm... 60ies ... yea, it goes int that direction
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stuff less saturated and lower contrast, but my
desktop shows it more baked and saturated looking
I keep trying to get the look of Frazetta's early
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... I remember the difference that I had to see after I've left my old CRT monitor ... that was quite shocking
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Hehe I remember various times looking at my art on other people's monitors
and I was like "holy crap, it looks like a whole other picture!"
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hehehe
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make them somehow look good on anything.
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.... yeah, this recipe is called ICC profile, how much it works we see, not everybody/everything uses the same and the hardware itself shows different results at the same color profile (nod to mention dumb software)
by the way, I'm using the Adobe RGB (1998) 
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yea, the big tragedy is that most of the people never heard about it
I know about this stuff, because I've learned a bit about it yeas ago during my study
most cameras are using sRGB IEC61966-2.1 - the "s" stands for super but that's confusing, the one I use has more colors in his table, there are also some which include even more colors (up to 32 bit/channel), but that's something that most of the software/hardware doesn't use
you also have to configure your general color system in windows (or at least check it out)
if you're using PS check it out under edit -> color system or edit -> assign profile (or edit -> convert profile just to see what it can mean)
the .icc data on your system can also be used by windows (usually you have to search after it, and logically you have this opportunity after you have installed e.g. photoshop)
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think one of my problems is just the laptop itself. When
I got it I kept trying to get an adequate brightness and
contrast, but I couldn't manage it with the limitations of
the hardware.
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yea, wait with the headache when you wan to check out the setting
the best thing is when each software has it's own colors, only perceptible when you open the same image near each other with different programs
yes, hardware problems are the "greatest" and even the best when they come slowly
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I'm sorry ... do you want a really bad joke? no, I don't dare to say that
let it get repaired
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> o > I think my eyes are going, I can't read the last word.
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yes, it is
(check out ctrl + )
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