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Deviousness `ChewedKandi has certainly gone out of her way to keep the vector community on the right path. Always making sure that her talents are infinitely scalable, Sharon has put her bezier curves to excellent use, and firmly anchored herself as an inspirational leader. We're absolutely delighted to bestow the Deviousness Award for June 2013 to `ChewedKandi. Congratulations, Sharon! Read More
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From what I've pieced together from other pictures' comments, this project went from '07-'09... while I would certainly be ready to finish a single project for good after that long, I must ask if there are still more versions (or different alterations) in the works.
And was your original idea to create the giant resolution Psychedelic Man and fill him in... or was this a collection of older pieces put together?
When I had done most of the left arm I reckoned it would take a whole week to finish everything. That's also about the time when got sucked further and further in wanting to do smaller and smaller details. The initial resolution was high primarily so that I had room for detail should I need it. In the end I was polishing pixels.
I decided to leave the starting point as it was (with minor additions) as it tells a story in itself.
There is quite a lot of video game references in there, a fair bit of random stuff as well
There's no plans for any modification or continued work on this piece. After all there are 23 deviations, must be enough
With regard to the chess pieces; there should be 32 of them + the board. I considered highlighting where they are, but never got around to it.
Not sure if I would do one of these again, it's rather time consuming
Very awesome... and like I sort of said before, definitely can't blame you for being finished with this one after sooooo long working on it.
I'm up to 9 chess pieces now, but I've also noticed several variations of the number 568 (DLXVIII & 71x2^3, etc...) Any story there or maybe just a lucky number?
568! Very clever! Initials on a calculator... I wish I could do that. Well, I'll just have to keep going by "27"