http://www.ubersite.com/m/84167
Just... wow. My god.
The Ultimate Microsoft Paint Drawing Ever
Wow, that's pretty good. I remember some one posted one that was some scene that looked like it was from venice(sp?). It was amazing.
meh, it's alright, I guess, if you like giant images drawn using a sub-average program using more colors than I can count with detail and creativeness that blows the mind
That's the second biggest paint drawing I've ever seen.
Wow. Quite amazing indeed. I have little to no artistic talent, and any kind of art in Paint is always very interesting to look at.
I am in awe of his talent
frickin awesome
Very nice.
I was impressed.
Gandalf must have taken forever to get right.
Wow, that was -huge-. Impressive for MS Paint...
That’s really amazing. The most I can do with MS paint are some flags. And not even the American Flag...too many stars.
That's nuts. I don't have the steadiest hand especially when I try to concentrate, so mouse-drawing always amazes me in general, and omg. Gandalf's beard is pretty crazy.
here is the venice image someone mentioned earlier in the thread. Although this guy cheated a little, he ran a small amount of gausian blur over his picture to make it smoother. Still impressive though.
Thats badass. I read this, and I was like "I bet I've done cooler" Then I actually saw it.
Silenced.
Fucking amazing. I wish I pwned that much in paint. Thank god for GIMP.
Wow. Thought it was fake until I clicked on the proof.
Me also, but it must have taken him like a year to make that. Its sweet.
It says he took around 100 hours to do that, which is far from a year. It's a common misconseption that everyone good at something has no life whatsoever. :/
good lord, that Venice one is amazing. I'd like to see what kinds of tiles they could come with
I would never have the patience. Wow, that's so awesome^.^
The 100 hours could have been spread over a year. A few hours a week, or something like that.
The guy who did the venice one spent over 500 hours on it.
If he spent that time at a minimum wage job he would make about 3 grand, which is enough to fly to Venice and take the picture in person. Unless, of course, he enjoys "painting" in paint. Just food for thought. :shrug: