But fiction can also be an examination of the truth, art imitating life. But what about when real spontaneity action is caught on film and then turned into a fiction, what if it is used to tell a story that never was, overtly, with narrative that never was, superimposed over the images, via sound or subtitles, or perhaps even through more images, invented images. What is this? Is it fiction, or is it fact? Is it both? Impossible. It can't be both. It can have both within it, but it can't be both. And so if it has both, is it not a fiction still, for any fiction with a fact within it is still a fiction. Just as any clock which is only right twice a day is still broken, or any liar who tells the truth once by happenstance is not made into a trustworthy person.
and I've accepted sex from landwhales, but they were nice and not fucking mean and shitty
@beardalaxy Yea that shit is low effort garbage. Rotoscoping is just tracing, and what is tracing but very accurate referencing, as long as liberties are taken where the artist wants, I think it's elevated above the low effort product that gives the tool a bad name.
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Rotoscoping is misunderstood, it can be abused, but used conservatively it is what gave us Loony Tunes and Disney
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I'm watching tv and it's always hilarious to me how someone will get stabbed and die instantly in media, like no, there's lots of screaming and thrashing, even lethal stabs very rarely result in instant death. It's ugly stuff. Twisting, writhing, panic, it's pathetic looking. Not clean at all like how stories make it seem. But they can't have that, can't have peoples stories being ruined by the truth, because that's what fiction is, an escape from the truth.
Huh...I bet I could actually draw Miss Bellum, I'm not so good with colors but lineart for sure
Huh...I bet I could actually draw Miss Bellum, I'm not so good with colors but lineart for sure
@beardalaxy @hideki That little taper is there irl but I think the angle of the upper leg and the angle of the lower leg don't match, like they're each from a different photo, bashed together, but they don't fit because the angles are wrong
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