On my bike on the way to town after
I beheld the arcane calculus of your
drawing I came upon one of the many
roadkill coons of N19th, speed limit 70,
& was overcome by the sublimity
of yer gory verisimilitude. Why do black
& white drawings seem more "real" to me
than almost any any color photo?
The most current "How to" books on surgical procedures still employ black and white line drawings rather than photography, color or otherwise. The camera is no match for the pen, pencil or brush when it comes to rendering.
That said, I think the Smell The Remains drawing is pretty darn crude.
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I beheld the arcane calculus of your
drawing I came upon one of the many
roadkill coons of N19th, speed limit 70,
& was overcome by the sublimity
of yer gory verisimilitude. Why do black
& white drawings seem more "real" to me
than almost any any color photo?
- frank 6-27-2001 10:21 pm
The most current "How to" books on surgical procedures still employ black and white line drawings rather than photography, color or otherwise. The camera is no match for the pen, pencil or brush when it comes to rendering.
That said, I think the Smell The Remains drawing is pretty darn crude.
- steve 6-28-2001 3:15 am [3 comments]