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Posted by Gilt on 2004/03/08 17:02:15 |
Just curious, how many of you consider yourself to have some kind of affinity for artistic/creative stuff? Like, do you draw, take pictures, make music, shoot movies/pr0n... whatever? And the obivious follow up question, does it help/influence your map making?
I have a hard time drawing stickmen, myself... |
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#13 posted by xen on 2004/03/08 20:19:12
Arts in general have taught me one thing when it comes to mapping. It isn't good until you like it. Screw others.
Damn straight. Even moreso with music in my case. I had a track last year which I posted on another forum (music based). Everyone liked it, some said it was one of their favourite tunes of the whole year (this was around October time...) and others said I should send it off to various labels since it'd apparently get signed on the spot. However, I personally think it's shit & riddled with technical errors, and refuse to do anything with it for that reason, no matter how many other people like it.
Listened to your track by the way. Can't say it's really my thing but it sounded pretty nice... would make good soundtrack music for a movie/game.
Well
#14 posted by pushplay on 2004/03/08 23:38:47
Once I dropped some food on the floor and it kinda looked like art. Sorta.
Yeah...
#15 posted by distrans on 2004/03/09 01:32:12
...I paid the rent for a few years playing keyboards, but at the mo I'm heavily into my Maton fretless bass. I see the connections that blitz outlines and have on occasion tried to use musical motifs in mapping but I've never got it to work to my satisfaction.
When I look through the masses of lines in editor (I rarely use vis groups, that's just the way I like it) I see a text rather than a song (not "text", I don't pretend to be neo). I love diving into the mass and isolating first the section, then the piece that I need to work on (seeing the part in relation to other parts and the whole as much as possible). I guess that's my critical thinking background coming up, and whether critical thinking is art or artiface is a moot question.
Music....?!
#16 posted by Shambler on 2004/03/09 04:00:13
MUZAK!!!!!
Bloody hell Fric I expected some unlistenable esoteric techno or something, not that....
Hm
#17 posted by Vondur on 2004/03/09 04:07:35
hunting squirrels in the dark woods
Yeah No
#18 posted by czg on 2004/03/09 05:36:08
None of the thing.
... I like to build lego tho, but I never do.
#19 posted by . on 2004/03/09 05:36:38
I'm a web designer, musician and like the occasional photography and mapping but there's really no connection between any for me.
Muzak My Butt
#20 posted by Friction on 2004/03/09 08:09:49
Listened to your track by the way. Can't say it's really my thing but it sounded pretty nice... would make good soundtrack music for a movie/game.
Well, it IS Goldsmith's movie score composition, I just orchestrated it. Gotta find some use for all these orchestra CDs.
Bloody hell Fric I expected some unlistenable esoteric techno or something, not that....
Art is like mapping. One must not get stuck doing the same thing over and over. Trying something wildly different can give you new valuable insights. And if I see one more Q2 waste themed map I'll invade Norway.
Fat Controler
#21 posted by HeadThump on 2004/03/09 09:41:03
If only Calvino knew how to rocket jump . . .
Friction
#22 posted by R.P.G. on 2004/03/09 11:09:20
You mean Snoreway.
Music
#23 posted by necros on 2004/03/09 11:51:41
http://www.mp3.com.au/necros
not really good, but it's artistic i guess...
I Do Stuff
#24 posted by LTH on 2004/03/09 18:40:44
I write short stories.
I make and run roleplaying games.
I make board games.
I attempt to sing & play keyboard.
Fric:
#25 posted by xen on 2004/03/09 19:00:56
Explains it then :-p
You normally make techno? Got a site with any hosted perchance?
Yes And No.
#26 posted by Friction on 2004/03/10 05:42:31
The complete tracks aren't good enough for public consumption. I do kinda like how the current project is shaping up though. http://www.kolumbus.fi/ville.nieminen/junkula.mp3
And wasn't this thread supposed to be atleast vaguely mapping related? :)
Fric...
#27 posted by Shambler on 2004/03/10 08:40:30
...phat.
Re: Music
#28 posted by spentron on 2004/03/13 09:02:48
Necros wrote: "not really good, but it's artistic i guess..."
I rather like it. I see you're also holding out on us ;) : http://www.modarchive.com/artists/n3/ ... 1st one I tried was too "beepy" but Climax sounds like a good game track, in compact .it format no less.
I go back much further in music than mapping, not necessarily great but deeply ingrained learning (more like playing games than mapping for them ;0 ). Some old and band stuff (tracks back on-line now) accessible through my main page at http://www.intergate.com/~spentron ... someday I might get around to putting some older band stuff up too.
Wow...
#29 posted by necros on 2004/03/14 14:51:32
i'm surprised you found the modarchive page. that thing is ancient... that was before i started mapping.
also, back in the day, i was good at ripping other songs without letting people know. apparently, i was a real asshole. climax is a big rip of a whole load of prodigy songs. sorry. ;)
the new stuff at the mp3.com.au site is completly original though. kicked the bad habit i guess. ;)
there's some trance stuff there btw, for those interested in it.
:E
#30 posted by MisYu on 2004/03/15 13:24:53
I do gfxart.
I do www, but mainly for cash.
I do write things.
I do draw (very poorly and occasionaly)
I used to play piano.
I don't take drugs (except for strong ones)
...I Am Not A Hack I Am Not A Hack I Am Not...
#31 posted by madfox on 2004/03/18 11:13:14
waiting till the Monster-Art toppic turns me into a humanoid, but I fear the Orges will begin a new toppic about that.
And yes, almost so inspired to make music for the Quake convertion I am making, but then I get two fronts of art lovers against me in the harnash...
http://members.home.nl/gimli/index.htm
it sounds like techno, necros, like ambience, like house, like turn it off...
..?
#32 posted by necros on 2004/03/18 11:29:24
it sounds like techno, necros, like ambience, like house, like turn it off...
what? O_o
Quadrophonics
#33 posted by madfox on 2004/03/18 14:07:35
argh...that lango...
Good!
I Think When Reading Madfox's Posts
its best to think of them as a new language.
whether that language is good or bad, is of course, open to intrepretation [or should that be translation?].
lost in translation..? ;)
Esperanto
#35 posted by madfox on 2004/03/18 18:54:52
It is not as bad as someone asking which radiostation you prefer when showing him quakemaps...
You Know...
#36 posted by necros on 2004/03/19 01:12:20
it's not so much your english -- your vocabulary is fine, it's just that your sentences don't make sense. either that, or your mind is too complex for me to comprehend.
I Am Not Singing, Am I?
#37 posted by madfox on 2004/03/19 10:26:52
I know my attitude of converse is not usual.
That's because with translating arise other ideas, I don't mean.
I heard your music, thought it right, but then there is something I can't explain. That's what I ment with -like turn it off-
Ever turned it into musicnotes, you will know what I try to say. Or not.
Let's say Monteverdi took a long time to converse his note-system, before people in other countries could play the same musicnotes.
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