Sorry this didn't work out for you. And as for your voice, you don't really talk the same in casual conversation as you do in these videos. I always notice that.
I'm working on getting more normal/casual. Maybe practicing first?
And I actually did use dashed lines first but then I looked and almost everything I found pointed to solid lines for the constellations so I redid it (hoping it'd look better...nope).
Thick blocky lines that never touch the dots (freckles/moles?) would look somewhat more interesting. I wish you had someone help so you could have used a roller-ruler or straightening device.
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Sorry this didn't work out for you. And as for your voice, you don't really talk the same in casual conversation as you do in these videos. I always notice that.
Posted by: Anthony | February 28, 2007 8:45 PM
Ehh, I don't know if lines drawn to birthmarks will age well. What about when you develop more spots as an old man? Then it will just look weird.
I think I've only actually spoken to you twice. Your voice sounds different here.
Posted by: Cory Weaver | February 28, 2007 9:22 PM
dotted lines, that is the solution. or dashed lines.... yes dashed lines.
Posted by: kyle | February 28, 2007 10:57 PM
I'm working on getting more normal/casual. Maybe practicing first?
And I actually did use dashed lines first but then I looked and almost everything I found pointed to solid lines for the constellations so I redid it (hoping it'd look better...nope).
Posted by: kevin | March 1, 2007 4:02 AM
Thick blocky lines that never touch the dots (freckles/moles?) would look somewhat more interesting. I wish you had someone help so you could have used a roller-ruler or straightening device.
Posted by: tony | March 2, 2007 2:01 AM