Etna

[alarid0]

oic
maybe want to mention that next time before ppl get suspicious ^_^;

[Scott]

Originally posted by alarid0
oic
maybe want to mention that next time before ppl get suspicious ^_^;

I could care less if people get suspicious, they should go out get some fresh air. :]

[VeX_RaT_Boy]

Wow! Your GFX ARE LEET!

[LordZen]

The way you presented the image was misleading. I felt it was on purpose considering your early history. My earlier post was an attempt to point out that you needed to clarify what you did and I kept positive to try to avoid any sort of argument. Nobody said anything about it, and your "Yup" wasnt exactly satisfactory for that purpose.

[Scott]

Originally posted by LordZen
The way you presented the image was misleading. I felt it was on purpose considering your early history. My earlier post was an attempt to point out that you needed to clarify what you did and I kept positive to try to avoid any sort of argument. Nobody said anything about it, and your "Yup" wasnt exactly satisfactory for that purpose.

I'm not here to satisfy you. Yup, that's right.

[davidpsy]

Umm heres it in aa.

[Deek2]

Originally posted by LordZen
The way you presented the image was misleading.

To you it was. Not anyone else, though. You can't blame him for something that's your fault.

[Scott]

Originally posted by davidpsy
Umm heres it in aa.

Looks like you used a filter on it, but whatever. Looks bad IMO.

[Androk]

Originally posted by davidpsy
Umm heres it in aa.

http://www.rpi.edu/~laporj2/essays/aa/

Learn it, love it, because that looks horrid.

[LordZen]

Originally posted by Deek2

To you it was. Not anyone else, though. You can't blame him for something that's your fault.

No, I'm sorry, you're incorrect, Deek.

All Scott said upon posting the image was that he drew it. He should have made some indication that he traced an image which was done originally by somebody else instead of leading people on to believe that he did that on his own.

Similar to when writing a book or an essay: its perfectly OK to draw from other people's work to complete your own as long as those sources are cited and are given proper credit. Neglecting to follow through with that is considered plagiarism.

Scott committed plagiarism.

Now, if you still intend to disagree with that pure logic, and want to stick to your guns by insisting that I somehow was the only person mislead. Ask Donald or Alarid. They both were mislead by Scott's post, as I mentioned my findings to both of them before posting the more recent comparison image.

Also found in this thread:

Originally posted by alarid0
And by "drawing" it you meant taking already drawn art and drawing in the black lines to copy the shape? -_-

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oic
maybe want to mention that next time before ppl get suspicious ^_^;

[davidpsy]

Originally posted by Androk


http://www.rpi.edu/~laporj2/essays/aa/

Learn it, love it, because that looks horrid.

guess what, All I did was use some god damn 5 second photoshop filter.

[Darlene159]

Now, if you still intend to disagree with that pure logic, and want to stick to your guns by insisting that I somehow was the only person mislead.

I also took the first post to mean that Scott had drawn the image.
X.x

[davidpsy]

Originally posted by LordZen


Now, if you still intend to disagree with that pure logic, and want to stick to your guns by insisting that I somehow was the only person mislead. Ask Donald or Alarid. They both were mislead by Scott's post, as I mentioned my findings to both of them before posting the more recent comparison image.

Yeah what scott did was really easy to do. He just took the image and made it smaller and then gave it less color, anyone can do that. He should of told us what he did exactly.

[Loriel]

Originally posted by davidpsy
Yeah what scott did was really easy to do. He just took the image and made it smaller and then gave it less color, anyone can do that. He should of told us what he did exactly.

You are wrong.

[MrCharles]

loriels post made me laugh for some reason