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9 Responses

1. Pro Chris Masterson

   A cover I made for a great movie. What do you guys think?

   P.S. http://cl.ly/9H1q ;)

   10 months ago

2. Bassam Ismail

   Amazing.

   10 months ago

3. Pro Chris Masterson

   @Conor It's "04b_03b". Thanks guys :)

   1likes

   10 months ago

4. John Rowley

   Why is there a '2' in the binary string above the barcode?

   10 months ago

5. Pro Chris Masterson

   There are a few 2's scattered around, meant to represent deviating from the plan/norm :)

   10 months ago

6. Jose

   Damn, I love it! I need a wallpaper of this.

   2likes

   10 months ago

7. Pro Chris Masterson

   @Jose What size?

   10 months ago

8. Pro Alex Pankratov

   Well... uhm... very nice visually, but being a computer programmer I just cannot walk past this without nitpicking...

   a) The font is not monospaced. It must be or otherwise it is an "artist's rendering of computer screen". 1 and 0 absolutely must be of the same width.

   b) 2 in a binary code - this is a pure LOL to any programmer, must be a comedy then :) If you want to illustrate a deviation from the norm, just mirror few 1s.

   Though if this is for a true Hollywood movie, both points are moot and the poster is likely to be accurately reflecting the content of the movie :-)

   10 months ago

9. Pro Chris Masterson

   @Alex

   a) Sure, I could fix that, as long as it doesn't look bad when enlarged to this size.

   b) Yes, I am fully aware that a 2 doesn't belong in binary code. Have you seen the movie? I suppose mirroring a 1 could work, but I found a 2 to be perfectly (actually more) acceptable, as it's something that definitely isn't supposed to be there. Watch the movie and you'll understand.

   10 months ago