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<blockquote data-quote="Retros_x" data-source="post: 9643721" data-attributes="member: 7033171">Hm, yeah, this could be an apporach, but they are all dissolved in oil or acryl, I don't know how much of the pigments are even touchable from the outside or if they all are visible through a layer of oil he can't reach through. But even if, I just can't imagine someone appreciating a painting while feeling small excerpts (he can't touch the whole painting at once like we can see it at once) of slightly different textures of smaller than sand particles. Over and all too many hoops to be plausible even with superhuman sense of touch.Of course its not that relevant, but I agree its comic silly and confirms my belief that these &quot;serious interpretations&quot; of comics are super off. Best superhero adaptions are IMO the ones who embrace the sillyness. These are adults who run over rooftops in spandexes or dressed up as animals, I can't take them seriously anyway.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Retros_x, post: 9643721, member: 7033171"] Hm, yeah, this could be an apporach, but they are all dissolved in oil or acryl, I don't know how much of the pigments are even touchable from the outside or if they all are visible through a layer of oil he can't reach through. But even if, I just can't imagine someone appreciating a painting while feeling small excerpts (he can't touch the whole painting at once like we can see it at once) of slightly different textures of smaller than sand particles. Over and all too many hoops to be plausible even with superhuman sense of touch. Of course its not that relevant, but I agree its comic silly and confirms my belief that these "serious interpretations" of comics are super off. Best superhero adaptions are IMO the ones who embrace the sillyness. These are adults who run over rooftops in spandexes or dressed up as animals, I can't take them seriously anyway. [/QUOTE]

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