art competition
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please join the cometition. read the rules for you begins white the art
The rules:
1. Your entry should at least have
500 particles
2. Your entry must be original
4. Your drawing should not be too many moving things have
5. You should not scratch on the art (if you do it's your fault)
6. You shouldn't copy others' work
7. Entry shouldn't require some special view mode
8. You may use electronics and deco
9. You may use others' work as idea (but not stealing it) -
translation:The rules:
1. Your entry should at least have
500 particles
2. Your entry must be original
4. Your entry shouldn't have moving things (:? ???)
5. You should not scratch on the art (if you do it's your fault)
6. You shouldn't copy others' work
7. Entry shouldn't require some special view mode
8. You may use electronics and deco
9. You may use others' work as idea (but not stealing it) -
@chen1 (View Post)
Define "Scratch on the art". If I thing I know what you mean, then how are you going to know if someone scratches their screen. And why would they. They're not printouts; so you can't scratch that.769080View Save 769080
Heres my entry :)
EDIT: I might add a LCRY propellor. Does that count as moving stuff? Because I won't use any sponge. Infact, it will be electronic. -
if it like that it move it is moving stuf if it only go on/of it is an electronic (i don`t see a propellor)
@minishooz thanks for art for now is that of you the best (that of you is the only)
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@mniip
thanks mniip
i edit the first post -
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@chen1 (View Post)
I beg to differ, look at my save one more time and you'll see there are no moving particles. -
@chen1 (View Post)
Okay, you're just retarded. So you change the display. DON'T YOU EXPECT THE SAVE TO LOOK DIFFERENT? Idiot.
This whole competition is bad. -
I'll enter. I submit my Ford Mustang GTR art.811497View Save 811497
No electronics, just pure pixels.
