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"Edward Coffey" <eco### [at] alphalink com au> wrote in message
news:3E9### [at] alphalink com au...
> If it's not too late I'd like to vote for: Anything but #3.
> I do like the effect of the clouds in #1 and the cartoony appearance of
> #2 precisely because they are not like image #3. I think that while #3
> probably looks very cool as part of the animation it is just too cliched
> for the promo poster. Go with something stylised like #1 or #1, that
> people won't expect and which will get them wondering what the animation
> looks like.
Well you have a good point, but the weight of opinion is against you. i.e. if
everyone here who voted for #3 decides to look at the animation then I'll be
happy :)
I completely agree with your reasoning. The way I looked at it was like this, I
had the conventional shot #3, the unexpected and somewhat spontaneous shot #1,
and the just plain overpowering #2.
Though the main reason I've gone for #3 is because it best represents the
quality of the animation. The other two suggest that maybe the animation is
slightly more abstract or lacking in detail. It is a cliche, but it's a cliche
for a reason: it shows the kind of things you want on a poster, so everyone uses
that style. Still, I wouldn't have been able to choose between them without
putting it to a vote.
But anyway, it's all academic now. I'm afraid you were too late, I've already
submitted it.
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Tek
http://www.evilsuperbrain.com
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