Sorry I cant speak English.
--- In SkunkworksAMA_at_yahoogroups.com, Waarhorse@... wrote:
>
> Threat or menace? Actually neither.
>
> Whatever form, genre, or style of art you find yourself drawn to
the "good
> stuff" will still be around in general consumption, and the "bad
stuff" will
> either be forgotten, or be relegated to the fringes to only
reappear in
> esoteric college courses or in cyclic consumption models. So if a
bunch of artists
> whine about not "be recognized" because they follow an assembly
line format
> for drawing, just grin and walk on. I'm not an artist, but I see
two things
> that make any movie, series or character stand out: Story and
character
> development. Jim's work is an example of that. We know about
the character,
> have an idea of their histories and interactions and even minor
character have a
> sense of being outside of the stories we see. Are they for
everyone, no.
> But they do resonate with a fan-base. So this discussion, INHO,
is answered
> above. I now await additional artwork from SAMA to see what the
characters
> are doing now.
>
> Waarhorse
>
Received on Sun May 21 2006 - 17:56:20 CDT