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Post by 343kndfan on Mar 26, 2004 20:48:14 GMT
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Post by Numbuh 65 on Mar 26, 2004 20:49:33 GMT
Neato. I kinda like that drawing.
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Post by knd861724 on Mar 26, 2004 21:47:59 GMT
AWWWWWWWWWWWW...SOOOO Cute! You have nice handwriting  |
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Post by 343kndfan on Mar 27, 2004 1:29:44 GMT
Aww thanx you guys for the nice comments! 3/4 r cute- Aw thank you! Everyone tells me that, but I never listen. |
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Post by numbuh727 on Mar 27, 2004 5:53:49 GMT
Awww. Cute fanart! Anything 3/4 is fine by me. ;D
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Post by pinkdenim on Mar 28, 2004 16:47:51 GMT
Aaaawww, so sweet, I should get my scanner fixed..
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Post by secretsquirrel on Mar 28, 2004 17:53:06 GMT
Bah, scanners are so darn unreliable. I bet the majority of those who own one have found they don't work when the computer finishes booting. I've had two like that and they were different brands too.
(Usual solution, BTW, for anyone with this problem is to remove the AC power lead from the back of the scanner, boot the machine up and THEN plug the scanner's power lead back in. Worked every time for me).
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Post by tako on Mar 28, 2004 19:52:50 GMT
My scanner always physically works, but most of the time, it messes up whatever it's supposed to be scanning. For example, it'll cut out 98% of the picture or it'll tilt it for no reason at all. It's very annoying. I think that lined paper prevents those things from happening, but I don't like lined paper.
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Post by secretsquirrel on Mar 28, 2004 20:01:56 GMT
Hmm, I dunno whether the type of paper really comes into it, unless it's really thin paper that the light from the scanner can easily pass through, in which case it might be hard for the image to be picked up. In these kind of scenarios the problem is often due to something being wrong with the driver software. Reinstalling the drivers from the cd that came with the scanner may clear the problem up (or if you don't have a cd, download the driver from the scanner manufacturer's website).
Heh ... I'm studying for professional computer industry certification at the moment, so forgive me for trying out my diagnostic skills on y'all! :-)
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Post by tako on Mar 28, 2004 20:13:27 GMT
I think that lined paper works because it's filled with dark blue horizontal lines. That way, the scanner won't randomly cut off stuff because it picks up all those dark lines. Also, it won't randomly tilt stuff because the horizontal lines suggest that the orientation is correct. That's what I think, but maybe I'm overestimating my scanner's artificial intelligence.
And sorry for getting off-topic, Numbuh 343. ^^;;;;
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Post by 343kndfan on Mar 28, 2004 20:21:49 GMT
Aw its ok . My artwork can do that to people alot lol. |
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Post by secretsquirrel on Mar 28, 2004 20:22:37 GMT
To get back ON topic then, I just took a look at the picture in question (I hadn't seen it earlier because I have a beta version of Windows XP that doesn't open some links). I thought it was really pretty cool, it's a darn good likeness for sure. :-) The lines give it even more cuteness as well and add to the atmosphere. Not sure why, but then art can be hard to explain logically. You just go with ya feelings about it!
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Post by Stardrifter 8 on Mar 28, 2004 20:23:50 GMT
4's smile just looks so adorable!!
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Post by 343kndfan on Mar 28, 2004 20:26:25 GMT
Aw thanx guys! I was going to color it, but then said "nah, I will do that with another picture". Oh and sorry about the link being so long, thats the only way I can get my pictures shown without them messing up.
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Post by knd861724 on Mar 28, 2004 20:27:04 GMT
lol  |
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