Fair enough dogmeat, I must agree with you, truth be told. The reason I had a diferent reaction to this piece is that it looks like Edgar Allen Poe to me and has enough oddity from the dithering technique used that any other explanation would have failed.
Also, in the real world artists making it up in front of the customer/patron/yourself is also an abosolute. We are whores in the end and letting the client/John hear what they need to is just as valid.
Er, okay but it will be hard to describe, because i absolutely dont know what it is myself. Im starting drawing something, see what comes. And its all. Besides I dont think an image of any kind needs explanation, if it does then its a bad image (pixel drawing painting whatever)
But as we are on a communauty website stuff I bet we have to share a bit. There was only a main idea behind this: I had seen a comment somewhere on PJ saying something like ''It needs more AA, okay AA is no fun to do but its a must etc''. I thought a few things: art is not about beauty, about something totally cleaned up, why do it if its boring, and why add such a thing when you have already told all you wanted to tell... So I decided to do something quickly without AA. It turned out into this. I wanted to call it Mr AAA (Anti-anti-aliasing) but since it was not really obvious that i did not wanted it to be AA'd, I just kept Mr A, because he needed a name. But its still mostly a totally random piece.
Im glad youre intersted about the reasons of this piece by the way.
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Actually Dogmeat was wondering why I didn't commented my pixel, he would have liked a little explenation but this piece was totally gratuitous.