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To give credit where it's due, the 32 colour King Tut image that Deluxe Paint's mascot was drawn by Avril Harrison. More of her graphics: https://www.amiga.lych
by amiga386 1y ago
To give credit where it's due, the 32 colour King Tut image that Deluxe Paint's mascot was drawn by Avril Harrison. More of her graphics: https://www.amiga.lychesis.net/artists/AvrilHarrison.html https://www.amiga.lychesis.net/artists/AvrilHarrison.html
(I see the article now credits her on the image subscript?)
Also, the article mentions the colour-cycling animations of Mark Ferrari, but you might also like a big collection of specifically Amiga colour-cycling animations: https://www.amiga.lychesis.net/specials/ColorCycling.html https://www.amiga.lychesis.net/specials/ColorCycling.html
- esafak 1y agoIt's nice to finally learn the creator of that picture.
- johtela 1y agoThere is something captivating in these old pictures that elevates them to pieces of art rather than just computer graphics. The sheer amount of work that went into crafting them makes each one special.
- ChristopherDrum 1y agoAuthor here. I made explicitly certain to credit her in the image caption from the start; that wasn't added later, it was there from the very moment I posted. I also mention her again, and note the relationship to the Tut image, in a quote later from Dan Silva.
- amiga386 1y agoIf that's the case, then apologies, but I did not see the credit the first time, and I thought it odd enough to post about it here a bit later. Then when I looked again, the credit was there, so I thought you'd updated the article. If it was there since the start... maybe I just misread?
- ChristopherDrum 1y agoI assure you it was there from the start. No worries.