Spring MSPaint reveal thread
05-13-2020
, 07:01 PM
Charry 
05-13-2020
, 07:02 PM
05-13-2020
, 07:05 PM
05-13-2020
, 07:05 PM
Here's the starting image:
All in all, not an easy starting image to describe. Let's see how the first on our list did, shall we?
Spoiler:
Spoiler:
All in all, not an easy starting image to describe. Let's see how the first on our list did, shall we?
05-13-2020
, 07:07 PM
Our first describer is Gadarene. Here is his description
On reflection, ass-birds should not have been allowed. But given the difficulty of his task, I decided not to ask him to resubmit, which is something that I now regret. Regardless, the responsibility for this decision rests with me, so any grievances should be taken with me and not Gadarene.
Other than that, it is a very interesting description that reflects the spirit of what's happening very well. It also gives the next artist ample licence to abandon the original setting (see: "nudity" and "madness").
But maybe Gadarene was simply trying to signal the famous piece of art to our next painter. Did he succeed?
Here is mendel's paint.
Whoops. Guess I won't be repeating that experiment any time soon. Given that mendel was able to discern the original paint from Gadarene's description, and given that the rules allowed for research, I did not ban mendel from painting by following Bosch's lead.
He did a very good job of it, too. This happened about two months ago, but I still remember my horror at the realization that this chain might be ruined. My only hope was that our next painter would not have the same illumination as mendel did... or that the next describer would spoil things for her.
Spoiler:
On reflection, ass-birds should not have been allowed. But given the difficulty of his task, I decided not to ask him to resubmit, which is something that I now regret. Regardless, the responsibility for this decision rests with me, so any grievances should be taken with me and not Gadarene.
Other than that, it is a very interesting description that reflects the spirit of what's happening very well. It also gives the next artist ample licence to abandon the original setting (see: "nudity" and "madness").
But maybe Gadarene was simply trying to signal the famous piece of art to our next painter. Did he succeed?
Here is mendel's paint.
Spoiler:
Whoops. Guess I won't be repeating that experiment any time soon. Given that mendel was able to discern the original paint from Gadarene's description, and given that the rules allowed for research, I did not ban mendel from painting by following Bosch's lead.
He did a very good job of it, too. This happened about two months ago, but I still remember my horror at the realization that this chain might be ruined. My only hope was that our next painter would not have the same illumination as mendel did... or that the next describer would spoil things for her.
05-13-2020
, 07:07 PM
05-13-2020
, 07:09 PM
05-13-2020
, 07:10 PM
05-13-2020
, 07:10 PM
05-13-2020
, 07:11 PM
Effen is our next describer.
A good description, given the circumstances.
Given the complexity of the picture, some hard choices had to be made. Gone are the humans being excreted. The woman being molested by the Astronaut Ent is also gone. The shallow puke basin is now poop soup, which is understandable, because the hellish bird is excreting droplets of humans right into it.
However, I cannot help but notice that the bird, though still cauldron-coiffed, is now a generic monster. Are we going to lose the main actor in our paint so soon?
NeedMoreManasi is our next painter. Will she pull a mendel on us?
Luckily for us, she doesn't! Manasi switches from her usual hand-drawn paints to a MSPaint production, and the result is just as good.
But yeah, the bird is gone, and surprisingly soon. On the other hand, Manasi makes sure that the cauldron complements well with the throne. Gotta pay attention to the details, folks!
I cannot help but notice that the oompa-loompas that are about to meet their grisly fate (which is what, incidentally? Are they going to be eaten raw? Drowned into the poop cauldron? Dipped into the poop cauldron and then eaten? Ewww! Did the green troll watch that 2 girls 1 cup video?) are as excited as they are scared.
Long story short, everyone depicted in this paint is a freak. Let's just move on, shall we?
Spoiler:
A good description, given the circumstances.
Given the complexity of the picture, some hard choices had to be made. Gone are the humans being excreted. The woman being molested by the Astronaut Ent is also gone. The shallow puke basin is now poop soup, which is understandable, because the hellish bird is excreting droplets of humans right into it.
However, I cannot help but notice that the bird, though still cauldron-coiffed, is now a generic monster. Are we going to lose the main actor in our paint so soon?
NeedMoreManasi is our next painter. Will she pull a mendel on us?
Spoiler:
Luckily for us, she doesn't! Manasi switches from her usual hand-drawn paints to a MSPaint production, and the result is just as good.
But yeah, the bird is gone, and surprisingly soon. On the other hand, Manasi makes sure that the cauldron complements well with the throne. Gotta pay attention to the details, folks!
I cannot help but notice that the oompa-loompas that are about to meet their grisly fate (which is what, incidentally? Are they going to be eaten raw? Drowned into the poop cauldron? Dipped into the poop cauldron and then eaten? Ewww! Did the green troll watch that 2 girls 1 cup video?) are as excited as they are scared.
Long story short, everyone depicted in this paint is a freak. Let's just move on, shall we?
05-13-2020
, 07:12 PM
05-13-2020
, 07:13 PM
05-13-2020
, 07:13 PM
05-13-2020
, 07:14 PM
05-13-2020
, 07:16 PM
05-13-2020
, 07:17 PM
Arapocalypse is our next desriber! How many exclamation marks is she going to squeeze in?
Make your bets and open the spoiler to find out the truth.
While Arapocalypse seems mildly excited (!) to describe Manasi's picture, she clearly thinks the twins are terrified, not excited. So maybe it's just me. The description captures all the elements in Manasi's paint, except for how well does the throne go with the cauldron. To each their own priorities.
Keldeo is our next painter.
Leave it to Keldeo to make a cannibalistic, possibly coprophagic troll look kind of cute. He looks positively delighted at the prospect of eating the tiny humans after dipping them in poop sauce. Ah, and the throne and the cauldron are now both coloured in elegant black. Despite the rather bland tee, the troll does have some fashion sense.
Make your bets and open the spoiler to find out the truth.
Spoiler:
Spoiler:
While Arapocalypse seems mildly excited (!) to describe Manasi's picture, she clearly thinks the twins are terrified, not excited. So maybe it's just me. The description captures all the elements in Manasi's paint, except for how well does the throne go with the cauldron. To each their own priorities.
Keldeo is our next painter.
Spoiler:
Leave it to Keldeo to make a cannibalistic, possibly coprophagic troll look kind of cute. He looks positively delighted at the prospect of eating the tiny humans after dipping them in poop sauce. Ah, and the throne and the cauldron are now both coloured in elegant black. Despite the rather bland tee, the troll does have some fashion sense.
05-13-2020
, 07:19 PM
Quote:
Our first describer is Gadarene. Here is his description
On reflection, ass-birds should not have been allowed. But given the difficulty of his task, I decided not to ask him to resubmit, which is something that I now regret. Regardless, the responsibility for this decision rests with me, so any grievances should be taken with me and not Gadarene.
Other than that, it is a very interesting description that reflects the spirit of what's happening very well. It also gives the next artist ample licence to abandon the original setting (see: "nudity" and "madness").
But maybe Gadarene was simply trying to signal the famous piece of art to our next painter. Did he succeed?
Here is mendel's paint.
Whoops. Guess I won't be repeating that experiment any time soon. Given that mendel was able to discern the original paint from Gadarene's description, and given that the rules allowed for research, I did not ban mendel from painting by following Bosch's lead.
He did a very good job of it, too. This happened about two months ago, but I still remember my horror at the realization that this chain might be ruined. My only hope was that our next painter would not have the same illumination as mendel did... or that the next describer would spoil things for her.
Spoiler:
On reflection, ass-birds should not have been allowed. But given the difficulty of his task, I decided not to ask him to resubmit, which is something that I now regret. Regardless, the responsibility for this decision rests with me, so any grievances should be taken with me and not Gadarene.
Other than that, it is a very interesting description that reflects the spirit of what's happening very well. It also gives the next artist ample licence to abandon the original setting (see: "nudity" and "madness").
But maybe Gadarene was simply trying to signal the famous piece of art to our next painter. Did he succeed?
Here is mendel's paint.
Spoiler:
Whoops. Guess I won't be repeating that experiment any time soon. Given that mendel was able to discern the original paint from Gadarene's description, and given that the rules allowed for research, I did not ban mendel from painting by following Bosch's lead.
He did a very good job of it, too. This happened about two months ago, but I still remember my horror at the realization that this chain might be ruined. My only hope was that our next painter would not have the same illumination as mendel did... or that the next describer would spoil things for her.
that is freaking AMAZING mendel!!!!!!!! knowing the painting is one thing but being able to recreate it THAT WELL is so GREAT! You are amaazing! <3
05-13-2020
, 07:20 PM