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Ariocarpus trigonus
Sinónimos: Ariocarpus retusus subs. trigonus.
Origen: Tamaulipas, México.
Cultivo: Crece muy lentamente y son susceptibles a pudrirse si hay algo de humedad en invierno. Prefiere sol pleno. Cuando tiene varios años y aparece lana en la parte superior, es recomendable regar por inmersión.
Resistencia al frío: -10°C.
Floración desde semilla: 10 años.
Cultivado de semilla:Catálogo de Mesa…
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Um... Isn't it ok to emulate someones style? I mean, someone can't really copyright a style can they? Being able to emulate a style is important in animation isnt it?
Yes it is important to emulate, no matter how good you are, learning someone else’s process to drawing and integrating it to your art style will help you get better, if not it will at least give you a fresh perspective to drawing.
And yes, animation does require one to be versatile with different styles.
I guess what daplin meant was that if one can emulate a style to the point of it being a copy and the only kinda thing you draw (ie some kids drawing Disney princess style their whole lives until they reach artschool) then it would hinder rather than help.
