Comments on: Blogger to fanartists: Help us, help you – Sign your work if you really care! http://www.rabbitpoets.com/blogger-to-fanartists-help-us-help-you-sign-your-work-if-you-really-care/ A blog about anime, Hinagiku, Horo, Haruhi and any other girls that start with an H Wed, 08 Feb 2012 15:45:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jesus159159159http://www.rabbitpoets.com/blogger-to-fanartists-help-us-help-you-sign-your-work-if-you-really-care/#comment-804 Jesus159159159 Sat, 08 Aug 2009 18:49:35 +0000 http://www.rabbitpoets.com/?p=5241#comment-804 Whoa! Both of them are left handed! (in that top pic :eek: ) .-= Jesus159159159´s last blog ..<a href="http://sufoki.wordpress.com/2009/07/18/canaan-428-the-animation-02/" rel="nofollow">Canaan / 428 The Animation 02</a> =-. Whoa! Both of them are left handed! (in that top pic :eek: )
.-= Jesus159159159´s last blog ..Canaan / 428 The Animation 02 =-.

]]> By: Hello World » Fanarts.http://www.rabbitpoets.com/blogger-to-fanartists-help-us-help-you-sign-your-work-if-you-really-care/#comment-790 Hello World » Fanarts. Thu, 06 Aug 2009 09:49:48 +0000 http://www.rabbitpoets.com/?p=5241#comment-790 [...] But right now, I happen to see a lot of discussion from spicy to dull regarding the use of fanarts. Here, here, here, here and etcetara. There has been a lot of discussion lately that I’ve been [...] [...] But right now, I happen to see a lot of discussion from spicy to dull regarding the use of fanarts. Here, here, here, here and etcetara. There has been a lot of discussion lately that I’ve been [...]

]]> By: RPhttp://www.rabbitpoets.com/blogger-to-fanartists-help-us-help-you-sign-your-work-if-you-really-care/#comment-788 RP Thu, 06 Aug 2009 05:07:28 +0000 http://www.rabbitpoets.com/?p=5241#comment-788 I agree with you, but I think you always need to point the finger at yourself, before pointing it at others. So, if you're not going to credit yourself to begin with (for whatever the reason), how can you expect others to do so for you? I feel like the whole situation is like if you gave an anonymous donation to charity, then got mad because no one found out and praised you for your wonderful deed. "Whoops! Gotcha!" I agree with you, but I think you always need to point the finger at yourself, before pointing it at others. So, if you’re not going to credit yourself to begin with (for whatever the reason), how can you expect others to do so for you?

I feel like the whole situation is like if you gave an anonymous donation to charity, then got mad because no one found out and praised you for your wonderful deed. “Whoops! Gotcha!”

]]> By: Opinion Prone :: Commentary Editorial :: Fanart, Attribution, and Usagehttp://www.rabbitpoets.com/blogger-to-fanartists-help-us-help-you-sign-your-work-if-you-really-care/#comment-786 Opinion Prone :: Commentary Editorial :: Fanart, Attribution, and Usage Thu, 06 Aug 2009 03:55:08 +0000 http://www.rabbitpoets.com/?p=5241#comment-786 [...] has already been shared. For the most part, I agree with WAH, and I’m glad to see that a lot of people seem receptable to the idea of attribution. Still, there might be a few other things that are worth [...] [...] has already been shared. For the most part, I agree with WAH, and I’m glad to see that a lot of people seem receptable to the idea of attribution. Still, there might be a few other things that are worth [...]

]]> By: Nettohttp://www.rabbitpoets.com/blogger-to-fanartists-help-us-help-you-sign-your-work-if-you-really-care/#comment-785 Netto Thu, 06 Aug 2009 01:22:10 +0000 http://www.rabbitpoets.com/?p=5241#comment-785 It's a little troublesome though, since signing your art work may potentially ruin a nice drawing. However, all the points that you've raised in this post is true. But still, it's still up to that individual to give the credits. Hopefully, people would come to realise that if you expect help (in the form of having a picture as an opener), you make sure that you help these people (artists) back by linking their work proper. .-= Netto´s last blog ..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/notcliche/rss/~3/7HrZ01Zn3Ho/teacher-reprimanded-for-slapping-41-students-for-eating-snacks" rel="nofollow">Teacher reprimanded for slapping 41 students for eating snacks</a> =-. It’s a little troublesome though, since signing your art work may potentially ruin a nice drawing.

However, all the points that you’ve raised in this post is true. But still, it’s still up to that individual to give the credits. Hopefully, people would come to realise that if you expect help (in the form of having a picture as an opener), you make sure that you help these people (artists) back by linking their work proper.
.-= Netto´s last blog ..Teacher reprimanded for slapping 41 students for eating snacks =-.

]]> By: Fanart Crediting: Something That Is Long Forgotten? -- NotClichehttp://www.rabbitpoets.com/blogger-to-fanartists-help-us-help-you-sign-your-work-if-you-really-care/#comment-782 Fanart Crediting: Something That Is Long Forgotten? -- NotCliche Wed, 05 Aug 2009 12:59:26 +0000 http://www.rabbitpoets.com/?p=5241#comment-782 [...] are, of course, others, since this is the internet we’re talking about. Information, binaries, images, packets [...] [...] are, of course, others, since this is the internet we’re talking about. Information, binaries, images, packets [...]

]]> By: Campbellhttp://www.rabbitpoets.com/blogger-to-fanartists-help-us-help-you-sign-your-work-if-you-really-care/#comment-771 Campbell Wed, 05 Aug 2009 04:47:21 +0000 http://www.rabbitpoets.com/?p=5241#comment-771 Yeah, it might be wise to watch Paris Chapter first, then the Live Action version, just so you don't burn yourself out on the first half of the story too fast. But then again, that may not be a problem if you like it enough. They really feel like two different shows, the anime and live action. I actually had no idea that the third season was the finale. Paris Chapter seemed a little rushed, so I hope the third gets at least 24 episodes if it's going to finish it off. It would be nice if they kept making episodes forever, haha. I can live my Music School-To-Conductor Fantasy through this show forever. And, I'm not sure if they just sync the music over the Orchestra, but to my eyes, they're hitting the right strings, keys, and conduction motions. Given that they booked the real Music Academy for shooting the show, I wouldn't be shocked if the Orchestra is real, though. But the Actors could be another story - it'd be a lot of work to train actors with no musical experience to play Rachmaninoff on Piano, or Vivaldi on Violin. But I heard somewhere they did, apparently. But I can't confirm it. I actually liked the CG used in the Anime for the close-up of playing. They took the time to hit the write keys there too(or so I think), so it made me appreciate it that much more. That would have taken a lot of work to Animate the old fashion way, haha. Sadly, I think the Floral Background thing only happens in the Live Action series once, and it's Mine having some weird Manlove-like image of Chiaki, haha. But seeing the Orchestra sway, and the individual expressions on their faces sets the mood very well without the glittery background. I think the trade off of Special Effects for sheer, real Human emotion was worth it, in the long run. I just have so much respect for the Live Action version it's mad. If only there were more like it. Yeah, it might be wise to watch Paris Chapter first, then the Live Action version, just so you don’t burn yourself out on the first half of the story too fast. But then again, that may not be a problem if you like it enough. They really feel like two different shows, the anime and live action.

I actually had no idea that the third season was the finale. Paris Chapter seemed a little rushed, so I hope the third gets at least 24 episodes if it’s going to finish it off.
It would be nice if they kept making episodes forever, haha. I can live my Music School-To-Conductor Fantasy through this show forever.

And, I’m not sure if they just sync the music over the Orchestra, but to my eyes, they’re hitting the right strings, keys, and conduction motions. Given that they booked the real Music Academy for shooting the show, I wouldn’t be shocked if the Orchestra is real, though.
But the Actors could be another story – it’d be a lot of work to train actors with no musical experience to play Rachmaninoff on Piano, or Vivaldi on Violin. But I heard somewhere they did, apparently. But I can’t confirm it.

I actually liked the CG used in the Anime for the close-up of playing. They took the time to hit the write keys there too(or so I think), so it made me appreciate it that much more. That would have taken a lot of work to Animate the old fashion way, haha.
Sadly, I think the Floral Background thing only happens in the Live Action series once, and it’s Mine having some weird Manlove-like image of Chiaki, haha.
But seeing the Orchestra sway, and the individual expressions on their faces sets the mood very well without the glittery background. I think the trade off of Special Effects for sheer, real Human emotion was worth it, in the long run.
I just have so much respect for the Live Action version it’s mad.

If only there were more like it.

]]> By: Temporal Paralysis » The Fanart Debate: To Be (Credited) or Not To Behttp://www.rabbitpoets.com/blogger-to-fanartists-help-us-help-you-sign-your-work-if-you-really-care/#comment-768 Temporal Paralysis » The Fanart Debate: To Be (Credited) or Not To Be Wed, 05 Aug 2009 04:19:13 +0000 http://www.rabbitpoets.com/?p=5241#comment-768 [...] list of anime blog posts related to the post are staggering, the least to say. Image credited to bj0rN. Follow his drawings at [...] [...] list of anime blog posts related to the post are staggering, the least to say. Image credited to bj0rN. Follow his drawings at [...]

]]> By: RPhttp://www.rabbitpoets.com/blogger-to-fanartists-help-us-help-you-sign-your-work-if-you-really-care/#comment-767 RP Wed, 05 Aug 2009 02:49:53 +0000 http://www.rabbitpoets.com/?p=5241#comment-767 I just finished the first season of the anime version, and downloaded the live version and the 2nd season of the anime as well. Can't get enough! :grin: I'm thinking of watching the 2nd season of the anime next, before going to the live versions. I'm sad to hear that the 3rd season of the anime is going to be the finale though. I wish it'd go on forever. So the live version features a real orchestra? Not just actors pretending? That's pretty cool, the only knock I had on the anime version was the use of so many pans during the orchestra scenes. Although I did love when they showed things like a floral background to show the "mood" of the piece. I just finished the first season of the anime version, and downloaded the live version and the 2nd season of the anime as well. Can’t get enough! :grin: I’m thinking of watching the 2nd season of the anime next, before going to the live versions. I’m sad to hear that the 3rd season of the anime is going to be the finale though. I wish it’d go on forever.

So the live version features a real orchestra? Not just actors pretending? That’s pretty cool, the only knock I had on the anime version was the use of so many pans during the orchestra scenes. Although I did love when they showed things like a floral background to show the “mood” of the piece.

]]> By: Campbellhttp://www.rabbitpoets.com/blogger-to-fanartists-help-us-help-you-sign-your-work-if-you-really-care/#comment-766 Campbell Wed, 05 Aug 2009 02:26:45 +0000 http://www.rabbitpoets.com/?p=5241#comment-766 This will be off topic, but I love Nodame Cantabile. I'm actually rewatching the Live Action version as we speak, haha. I used to love Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2, but I never knew who it was by, or what it was called. Then when I watched Nodame and they played it, I practically died of joy, haha. Not the mention the 2 Piano version was amazing. Did you watch the Anime or Live Action? I saw the Anime first, but I'd also highly recommend the Live Action if you enjoyed it and have the time. It just gives it so much more when you see a full, real Orchestra being conducted. Granted, they couldn't find a Foreigner to play Stressemann, but the guy they got was awesome no less(I laugh whenever I see him). I can't wait for the third season. While I really like the guy that played Chiaki in the Live Action version, Tomokazu Seki is perhaps my favorite voice actor around, and I can't wait to hear him freaking out again. (One thing about the Live Action, though. Chiaki smacking Nodame around feels very.. Weird.. As opposed to in the Anime.. It seems so much more brutal. But when Kiyoura punches Mine it seems fine. I guess it's a Gender thing, haha.) This will be off topic, but I love Nodame Cantabile. I’m actually rewatching the Live Action version as we speak, haha.
I used to love Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 2, but I never knew who it was by, or what it was called.
Then when I watched Nodame and they played it, I practically died of joy, haha. Not the mention the 2 Piano version was amazing.

Did you watch the Anime or Live Action?
I saw the Anime first, but I’d also highly recommend the Live Action if you enjoyed it and have the time. It just gives it so much more when you see a full, real Orchestra being conducted.
Granted, they couldn’t find a Foreigner to play Stressemann, but the guy they got was awesome no less(I laugh whenever I see him).

I can’t wait for the third season.
While I really like the guy that played Chiaki in the Live Action version, Tomokazu Seki is perhaps my favorite voice actor around, and I can’t wait to hear him freaking out again.

(One thing about the Live Action, though. Chiaki smacking Nodame around feels very.. Weird.. As opposed to in the Anime.. It seems so much more brutal. But when Kiyoura punches Mine it seems fine. I guess it’s a Gender thing, haha.)

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