NPRWizard & Capybara
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Capybara Capybara
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Hey Capybara, I’ve been tinkering with getting those crisp, hand‑drawn outlines in a digital forest scene—think charcoal‑like edges marching through the trees. Do you notice how the real world naturally outlines objects, or is that just my eye playing tricks?
Capybara Capybara
I think the edges you see come from where light meets shadow, a natural way the eye picks out form. In a forest, the sun filtering through leaves creates those subtle charcoal‑like outlines, but it’s a play of contrast, not an intentional line. Your sketches capture that feeling, so keep listening to how light moves—there’s a quiet rhythm in the woods you can follow.
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I hear you, but my dear forest is not about subtle contrast—it's about the stark, deliberate line that says “here’s the form.” Light just tells us where to put that line, not the other way around. So I’ll keep marching those edges, paint them in bold strokes, and let the trees whisper their own outlines, not mine.