Double Your Fun by MrGorf
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HELEN SAYS: "I'm bettin' y'all was expectin' some kinda Valentine from a certain red-haired friend o' mine. Y'know, lookin' all cute an' such, flashin' all that cleavage like she tends to do. Hmmph. What am I, chopped liver? Scratch that: who am I, Charlie Brown? Where is the love??"
This is a little experiment. One of these images was a drawing in Manga Studio. The other was duplicated as vectors in Anime Studio. (It all sounds very Japanese, doesn't it?) I wanted to see how long it would take. Hmm... I guess it would go faster with experience, but it took me around three hours to convert!! I'll go into more detail as to why I did this at some other time.
So... Which one is which?
Comments (8)
ArtistKimberly
Lovely image,
Faemike55
Since I've never worked with either studio, I cannot say which image came from where, but I can see the difference in the skin tone the one on the left has a darker (just slightly) skin tone than the one on the right. although the jeans on teh right are darker than the one on the left. at least that is how I see it and to answer the unasked question, my gamma is adjusted
MrGorf
I think there is something wrong with Faemike's monitor. The skin, shirt, and pants are exactly the same color in both images!
T.Rex
"Hey, there seems to be something wrong with my eyes! I'm seeing double! Where's the phone number to my optometrist? Where is it now. I can't find it. 'cause I can't see it!" - T.Rex. Er, T.Rex is NOT thinking double lunch. That's a GOOD sign! And, I don't see any difference between the two images. If the one is a duplicate in vector form in Anime Studio, there shouldn't be a difference unless there's a color shift (which I can't detect). But 3 hours? That seems rather long! Why this excercise in converting? Seems like a very time consuming experiment to me. And, "Hey, Helen! You look nice and soft and cuddly! Just like someone I'd like in my lap! Happy Valentine's Day! Too bad I can't send you a card and a box of chocolate over the Internet." - T.Rex. (Oops. What's going on here?) And, a Happy Valentine's Day to Didi, too. And to you, too, MrGorf! Keep up the good work! :-)
Knechtruprecht
Ha, that's hard to decide (putting the magnifier aside)! The right one is vectorized. The line endings have the mark, and most of all: You would not draw the ring finger of her right hand that sharpley. In all I prefer the vectorized version due to the softness and elegance of it's lines. Well done and worth the time, I guess!
kennydodge
I have to admit my heart skipped a beat in hopes of Didi... I have her valentine as my desktop :P IS there a difference between these two images?
Fidelity2
Very cool. Very neat. Very you! 5+!
PandaB5
Well regardless of which is which - you've really perfected the character to match what you had previously described. It really is an excellent drawing. (I'd say the one on the right is Anime Studio)