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The binding came apart from the inside.
Anyways, the main focus of the thread was that The decorations on the cover was so awesome!
I used some sort of Fabric Paint, and put that onto the cover with Runes , and all this other cool stuff.
I also did this awesome design on the cover, where I had managed to get the book cover to resemble very realistic looking face of somebody who had their skin flayed, and stretched across a book.
such a pity that I had to discard the book.
why did you throw it away, just because the binding came apart? you could've saved the front and back cover, and the pages. or just glued the whole thing back togther.
Tried that . Also, Most of the pages were ruined.Quote:
Originally Posted by Morning Glory
I tried to save the papers, but a bunch of them were ruined before that.
Anyways, the main focus of the thread was to tell about the cover art I made. I wasnt bragging about the art, or complaining about the book, but was just sharing it with everybody.
Anyways, Here was a sample of some concept art, in a rough draft. :thumb:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...eptWarrior.jpg
ouch, I know the feeling. I once had work in progress of essays and poetry. My greatest works ever, I was on a roll, typing in a frenzy! And the the computer I was using (not my own, so no backup files) crashed!!!!!!! Argh! I cried for hours!!!! :( I did learn a leson though, ALWAYS make backups!
yeah that happened to one of my songbooks i was working on luckily i was able to salvage most of the stuff or i had it on tape that really sucks man
all my 5 years of work with music, from my first experiment with music to some serious stuff got buried with my hard disk about 4 years ago... I can't describe it... but that made me make some changes that camed out helpfull for me
My problem is I loose what I still have.
most of what I write I scribble on scrap papper or notebooks or anything that is around me. a few days latter or so and I go back to type it I can't read it. I can't read a single word. I remember that it was great but the emotion is lost trying to figure out what the hell it was suposted to be about in the first place.
~D
Maybe foot or cliffnotes would help? (Btw, arent those the same type of notes, but with a different name ?)Quote:
Originally Posted by DPietz
I think that the foot notes are on the bottom of the actaul notes to give a better description. and the cliff notes are a seperate work that sums up the absic and relevent points of the notes in an "easy to understand" format.
Lesbians have six tits. Oh no, wait.. four tits.. or was it.. err.. can't remember that movie.. :<Quote:
Originally Posted by BrightStar
I had an art class last simester, and for our final portfolio we had to submit more or less every thing we did that simester.......Well, as I was walking to class, a sketchbook fell out of my backpack (as the damned zipper broke) and landed in a puddle of water. The point of the story is I know how you feel, and I need to get a new backpack. Anyone have any suggestions?
Buy a backpack without zipperQuote:
Originally Posted by Mekahoel The Pandafist
oh that is too bad. losing work is very high stress.
I have had skecth books fall apart, mine are alwasy covered in skateboard and band stickers...I hate when one falls apart or has liquid spilt on it.
you should buy the more heavy duty kind of sketch book that has a hard cover those are the kind ive always used and theyve held for years i get mine from this place http://crewest.com/shop/site.html click were it says books :thumb: