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Thursday, 2 December 2010

Posted on 09:44 by Unknown

FIGHT!

Traditional Vs. Digital

I am old enough to have had several years of traditional work under my belt before the wide spread use and availability of digital work became commonplace. As an example, use the first 3 or 4 years of the Spectrum books, and take a look at the balance of traditional vs. digital work. I love both methods and would like to invite you all to express your thoughts on the matter in the comment section.

Oh, and of course I don’t actually want any real fighting...just polite discourse.
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