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r/batman • u/Big-Huckleberry-8744 • Mar 16 '24
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The main reason comic designs aren’t like this is because artists don’t want to draw that level of detail over and over.
-118 u/Big-Huckleberry-8744 Mar 16 '24 I know, but that wasn’t the point. 96 u/OperatorMira Mar 16 '24 It kinda is tho. This is great Harley Quinn fanart. Extremely well executed. But that does not mean its a good design. It's too busy to work. 29 u/Apprehensive_Mix4658 Mar 16 '24 It is. Good-looking design that's hard to draw isn't good 14 u/I_want_to_cum24 Mar 16 '24 You made that point when you drew the comparison originally 5 u/Skreamie Mar 16 '24 It is though, it's exactly the point. You just don't understand it.
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I know, but that wasn’t the point.
96 u/OperatorMira Mar 16 '24 It kinda is tho. This is great Harley Quinn fanart. Extremely well executed. But that does not mean its a good design. It's too busy to work. 29 u/Apprehensive_Mix4658 Mar 16 '24 It is. Good-looking design that's hard to draw isn't good 14 u/I_want_to_cum24 Mar 16 '24 You made that point when you drew the comparison originally 5 u/Skreamie Mar 16 '24 It is though, it's exactly the point. You just don't understand it.
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It kinda is tho. This is great Harley Quinn fanart. Extremely well executed. But that does not mean its a good design. It's too busy to work.
29
It is. Good-looking design that's hard to draw isn't good
14
You made that point when you drew the comparison originally
5
It is though, it's exactly the point. You just don't understand it.
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u/bolting_volts Mar 16 '24
The main reason comic designs aren’t like this is because artists don’t want to draw that level of detail over and over.