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post #2,882
02 April 2006, 08:55 UTC#2,882
change font yo.
post #2,883
02 April 2006, 08:56 UTC#2,883
Any suggestions? :smile:
post #2,884
02 April 2006, 09:10 UTC#2,884
Not really, just play around with it. A script looking font defo doesn't suit though.
post #2,887
02 April 2006, 09:57 UTC#2,887
This is bullying. Next time I'll stick to what I know; MS Paint.
post #2,888
02 April 2006, 12:29 UTC#2,888
Use Arial, white and uppercase with -100 kerning.
post #2,891
02 April 2006, 13:03 UTC#2,891
It looks widescreen this way. Image file not present in the recovered backup
post #2,892
02 April 2006, 18:39 UTC#2,892
QUOTE(cIRca @ Apr 2 2006, 02:03 PM) [snapback]313003[/snapback]

It looks widescreen this way. Image file not present in the recovered backup


No..looks like it's been screen printed into paint and poorly cropped.
post #2,893
02 April 2006, 18:41 UTC#2,893
You spelled Independent wrong silly :)
post #2,894
02 April 2006, 19:13 UTC#2,894
hahaha you're a moron!
post #2,895
05 April 2006, 18:51 UTC#2,895
I decided to give photoshop a try after a long time of not using it for a competition on HGV.
Turned out to look like a cover for a Michael Moore novel so I added his mug and name to it.

The blending is horrible I know. To be honest I'm not sure what tool to use for that so I just used the eraser. And now that I look at it afterwards, the bottom layer is misplaced.. Oh well fuck it.. I'm a noob

If all goes well, I might be the owner of a Mars bar Image file not present in the recovered backup
External image not preserved — inspect source: http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/3205/benapril7dw.jpg
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benapril.jpg · 130 KB
Attachment metadata survives, but the file is absent from the recovered server backup.
post #2,897
05 April 2006, 19:22 UTC#2,897
Sorry double post, silly forums Image file not present in the recovered backup
post #2,898
05 April 2006, 19:49 UTC#2,898
add a lot of fog and I'd remove the flags, but I don't think you're skilled enough like moi <3
post #2,899
05 April 2006, 20:03 UTC#2,899
womp, get AIM man.
post #2,900
05 April 2006, 21:10 UTC#2,900
QUOTE(womp @ Apr 5 2006, 08:21 PM) [snapback]314251[/snapback]

Right I need some tips on this one

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This is what I have so far ^
But I need to do something with the background behind the zombie people, maybe make it look destroyed or on fire, can someone help me? either some tips or a tut?
<3


Gonna take alot of work, dont like the font either. Doesnt look scary at all.
post #2,901
05 April 2006, 22:53 UTC#2,901
QUOTE(adEm @ Apr 5 2006, 08:48 PM) [snapback]314260[/snapback]

add a lot of fog and I'd remove the flags, but I don't think you're skilled enough like moi <3

Im not even gonna try to remove the flags but <3 the fog idea
EDIT: any tips on the fog, or a tut?

QUOTE(YATES @ Apr 5 2006, 09:03 PM) [snapback]314263[/snapback]

womp, get AIM man.

NOE.

QUOTE(Tomm @ Apr 5 2006, 10:09 PM) [snapback]314297[/snapback]

Gonna take alot of work, dont like the font either. Doesnt look scary at all.

Just something real quick I did, not final on anything yet
post #2,903
06 April 2006, 01:54 UTC#2,903
make it so you can see nothing but the people and the road.. meaning dense out the background with the fog. I like what you did with the flag tho
post #2,904
06 April 2006, 08:53 UTC#2,904
The colors are too alive womp. They should be all grey and dead considering it's a zombie theme
post #2,905
06 April 2006, 09:30 UTC#2,905
womp

newlayer>press D> filter>render>clouds

set the blending option to "color" then the opacity to about 60% :)
post #2,910
11 April 2006, 10:53 UTC#2,910
That sucks.