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gnatkip

Doodles: SPN & Knight Rider

Feb 24, 2008 17:10

I watched Knight Rider and then I poked around at zefrank.com. Scribbler is a little toy that creates sketches based on your line drawing.

( Small Knight Rider spoilers. )

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missyjack February 24 2008, 23:18:40 UTC

I haven't seen Knight rider yet but it's on my list. Many years ago I saw the original Kitt at Universal studios - love your pic here. I am start shipping Kitt/Impala.

And Doris rules and I love that they had her as an archer!

gnatkip February 24 2008, 23:37:58 UTC

Thanks! YES, definitely Kitt/Impala. There needs to be fic. With crime-fighting and racing and possibly side-by-side oil changes.

Whoops, HOT SAUCE. Yay Doris.

innie_darling February 25 2008, 00:05:05 UTC

Ack! Dean + arrow is NOT my OTP! Poor Dean!

Though, very cute, and it's such a neat drawing.

gnatkip February 25 2008, 01:22:38 UTC

Thanks! It's a really cool toy to play with.

I know! :( He probably didn't suffer for long. Sam, on the other hand...

nixwilliams February 25 2008, 00:40:34 UTC

you are awesome! (i say this every time, don't i? well, you are!)

gnatkip February 25 2008, 01:24:14 UTC

Aww, bweeheeeee! :D

la_fono February 26 2008, 01:03:56 UTC

Ha! Did KITT have the old-school Cylon-eyes swinging red light? The clips I saw didn't really show it...

Interesting how Scribbler developed - it's almost a rotoscope thinger. In fact it probably is. Hmm. Wonder if the deliberate randomness changes that?

lessthanthreee

gnatkip February 26 2008, 14:38:05 UTC

He did have the red eyes! I don't remember if they were exactly like the original, but yes!

Yes, I thought it was interesting, too. That guy makes the coolest stuff. I don't have any idea how simple or complicated the coding is, but the results are so complex and warm, to me. I love that the drawings have such character, and yet they're just a bunch of straight lines. (And I'm referring to the Scribbler gallery when I talk about character; not mine, as such.) ;)

"Wonder if the deliberate randomness changes that?"

Changes what?

la_fono February 26 2008, 17:12:28 UTC

Changes what?

Whether it can still be considered a rotoscoping tool, as one could give scribbler a series of line images traced from stills, but the randomness in the line determiner bit of the code might not give you an animatable series of pics at the end of it.

I think the question should have been "wonder if the deliberate randomness affects it's usefulness as a rotoscoping tool?", heh :)

Ooh! Old-school 2.9! :D

2.9

gnatkip February 27 2008, 05:10:42 UTC

Ah, yes. Yes, yes, good point.

Have you seen My Love? I've only just heard of it because of the Oscars. The frames have that same slightly stuttery quality. But it's beautiful (although I've only seen the poor quality youtube clips).