Re: I invoke the Great Compromise

From: Lawrence Whitaker <lawrence.whitaker_at_aoWDlQCnV3czvn0yJvYWaATUWQDH1xSY6XnnviBet7u7TTOSuJVVyvh-vD>
Date: Thu, 19 Mar 2009 07:03:33 +0000

I guess impressions differ. I don't think mine looks murky at all. But, to state the obvious, the Continuum playtest copy is a colour photocopy, spiral-bound book that was produced quickly for use at Continuum. A full production version of the book will obviously have John Hodgson's art in all its glorious, murk-free glory.

2009/3/19 Paul King <paul_at_xp6W0o7Ib2g2KjoSgY-DfSu_fyVNMYJzKGPa_JKgB1H7LRvB3IjepMqR1S0LpLabojbHEniJKW8IzyX_hEw.yahoo.invalid>

>
> On 18 Mar 2009, at 23:58, markmohrfield wrote:
> >
> > And, again, here is a link to it for anyone who would like to see
> > for themselves.
> >
> > http://jonhodgson.livejournal.com/58117.html
>
> Comparing the image on the webpage (as it appears on my monitor) to a
> printed copy, I can say that the web version is noticeably brighter
> and clearer.
>
> For instance on the webpage some of the robot's eyes are glowing, On
> the printed copy they seem to be simply coloured green, with at most a
> faint glow.
>
> If I look at the printed copy I can see why the cover is being called
> "murky".
>
>
>

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And the next its rolling over me...

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