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just finished this for school - it's a formula one board game. My graphics coursework
will upload a photo of it and also the box design tomorrow
Shouldn't the pitlane slow you down instead of let you advance farther?
Another thread inspired me...
This is not meant to be a political statement, I was just toying with the idea of the tee shirt and this came about.
It depends on what you want to do?is it hard to create such a pics like these?
My 'Quick Splatters ID' only took 15 or so minutes, as it was just photoshop brushes layered up, with a nice stencil font on top. As for my other layering piece (posted a while back) took a while, as each layer was built on top of each other, and a lot of playing around with items incurred (moving/transforming/etc).
However when you start, it's obviously going to take a while, especially getting used to the software's interface and features.
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Some of you might remember this from April 1st.
The image on the computer screen was made using a combination of PhotoShop to piece different screen shots together, ShapeShifter to get the Leopard Interface, and Xcode to make a little program that does absolutly nothing for the Windows icon on the dock.
LOL, I just noticed an error. Both the text edit and Dashcode windows are in the foreground.
The image on the computer screen was made using a combination of PhotoShop to piece different screen shots together, ShapeShifter to get the Leopard Interface, and Xcode to make a little program that does absolutly nothing for the Windows icon on the dock.
LOL, I just noticed an error. Both the text edit and Dashcode windows are in the foreground.
How do you make a splatter in photoshop anyway? If it were up to me I'd probly google splatter then work off that, but that's not the right way at all lol. I could never understand how a splatter could be made
yep thats right but the squares are actually smaller than the big ones
Oh btw I like your creations alot, especially the "box" (which I'm assuming is represented by the print to the far right). I find that one looks professional.
Good job
Here some of my stuff. They are forum signatures. Made earlier this year.
One I made for myseld, LilTermite is my nickname in lots of forums.
One I made for my friend at GTA4.tv
Haven't made one in about 3 months so those are about 2 months old.
One I made for myseld, LilTermite is my nickname in lots of forums.
One I made for my friend at GTA4.tv
Haven't made one in about 3 months so those are about 2 months old.
Cheats way
Download ready made brushes from internet like suggested.
Proper way (By Using Custom Brushes)
Create splatter on paper using paint/spray cans/etc.
Scan or photograph these and put onto computer.
In photoshop tweak (brightness contrast etc).
If only a section is required, use the lasoo tool to do this.
Go to "Edit" - "Define Brush".
Use the brushes freely to build layers of 'splatter'.
Hope this helps.
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Oh, didn't realise the solution was to actually go and get your hands dirty lol. But I guess that's expected because I couldn't even begin to imagine a way to make it look realistic doing it with photoshop.
Also, would you know how to make things look worn? Like they make some splatter badges with random lines and holes in them, looking like the paint was scratched off, damaged, etc
For those of you who use Bebo - a social networking site, you will know all about the "Skins" function. I've created my own for me and a mate as we enjoy watchin Sumo TV http://www.sumo.tv on Sky channel 146...
It's quite a simple theme but it looks alright >>>
It's quite a simple theme but it looks alright >>>