Talk:Image/Archives/2019

Artworks supervised by an art director

We shouldn't put it here, it's about a group-painting technique.
we should add this on arts/painting/image definition

...The art director selected four painters to work on the same painting. Each painter excelled at different orders of magnitude. One created tribal patterns visible from afar, one painted noisy images discernible from a little bit closer but still afar, the other had a classic style and the last one was a Japanese who painted mostly extremely puny details. In order to achieve the final definition the Japanese was necessary, but Hideki couldn't mimic the contrast quality of the others at bigger orders of magnitude. He was good but not perfect. That was the point of the quadripaint. ... — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2A02:587:4100:5D00:78F4:24DF:EE2C:5B9E (talk) 21:42, 19 February 2019 (UTC)