CGI vs. Make-up artist

blackshirtboy · 01-26-2011

I'm against CGI in general. More specifically relating to processes though, CGI feels far too clean, far too sterile no matter how smooth a transformation it may be. The older practical effects just made everything seem more visceral.
What really should be done is practical effects assisted by CGI, like the TF in District 9, no that was a brilliant example of process.

01-26-2011	#2
blackshirtboy Process Master Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 873	Re: CGI vs. Make-up artist I'm against CGI in general. More specifically relating to processes though, CGI feels far too clean, far too sterile no matter how smooth a transformation it may be. The older practical effects just made everything seem more visceral. What really should be done is practical effects assisted by CGI, like the TF in District 9, no that was a brilliant example of process. __________________ Check out the comics I've got for sale over on http://blackshirtboy.com! Or check out my art blog at http://blogshirtboy.tumblr.com